King County Hotels with Pools

I visited with my family. The lobby desk staff was so friendly and I felt good. I also had breakfast at the restaurant below because I used my destination fee points. They were friendly and the food was good. The location was relatively safer than the market area, so I liked it.

A decent value-for-money option in downtown Seattle. The breakfast selection is limited, but it's enough to fill you up – just don't compare it to hotels back home. The room was quiet, clean, and well-maintained, and the facilities were perfectly fine.

Down the hill from downtown Seattle so expect a walk/uber in to the city if you’re going that way. Also no fan in bathroom which kind of sucked and the TV wasn’t working. Otherwise, next to the water which was really nice. ALSO $100 a night deposit for up to $500 for 5 nights+ so be aware.

I stayed at the Embassy Suites for two nights. The hotel is dated, but room was very nice and quiet. I was told that at some point the hotel will remodel as it was supposed to have one two years ago. The shower shampoo, conditioner, and lotions were really great. My hair felt so great after using them I felt cheated when I stayed at other hotels in the area. The breakfast that is provided is very good with many choices. Made to order omelets, pancakes, bacon and sausage. Cereals hot and cold. The evening drinks and snacks were okay. 5:30pm start. Two drinks per guest. Mixed drinks and non-alcoholic. The shuttle ride was not free, as it had been in the past. I believe it was $12 one way. I rented a card while I was on holiday and the parking was $18 per night. Overall, the stay was nice and I would consider staying there again in the future.

• They also give you a welcome cookie. Chocolate cookie • The room is spacious and the sofa bed and two queen beds were both clean. • It is close to the Seattle-Tacoma Airport car shuttle facility, about 2.5 miles by car. • I was able to have a satisfactory experience with the friendly service of the front desk and housekeepers. • If you have a rental car, it is very convenient to park in the large parking lot. However, there is a parking fee. • If there is no traffic to downtown, you can go straight on I-5 and get off, so it is easy to find the way without much trouble. (About 20 minutes) • The downside is that the toilet water pressure is weak. • The downside is that there is a coffee machine, but no coffee pot.

Two big beds, three for three. Good morning. The supply will begin at six o'clock. Check out super fast. Many of the choices to go to Rainier Snow Mountain live here, driving to the snowy mountains for about an hour. The surrounding supermarket Ole is very close. Eating is also convenient.

I had request for a quiet zone room. But I got a room on the 2nd floor by the street which traffic started a lound noise since 4 am in the morning!!! Plus, every neighber rooms seems waking up since 5 am and so on. I only had 3 hours sleep here. Shuttle bus service to/from the SeaTac airport is a plus.

Due to the cancellation of the flight, the airline arranged the hotel, 6 miles from the airport, there is a shuttle bus to and from the airport, so it is more convenient. The room was quite big, the front desk staff was very good, the American restaurant on the first floor could adapt to breakfast, but the dinner taste was not used to it, wasting meal voucher, There is also an Indian restaurant, this time I didn't try it.

The hotel's location is super convenient. I had to wait in a long line before checking in, though. I really liked Jennifer, the concierge. Overall, everything was good, except they charged some kind of tax at the end, even though I thought I'd paid for everything when I booked.

I rented an accessible room for almost $600 for 3 nights, except it wasn’t one. The toilet handrail too high, toilet too low. The handrail in the back of the toilet out of reach and completely useless. Shower had the shower head 6-7 feet high on right,the bath bench on the left wall 5 feet away. The faucet half way in the middle about 5 feet high. No counter space for the sink. Being quite mobile compared to people on wheelchair, I had a lot of trouble using the arrangement. There was absolutely no thinking behind construction of the bathroom…a hard to slide door with no handle included. Mattress, on the left side was very deep and uneven. Altogether, being usually independent, I had a lot of trouble with the setup which obviously was only very minimal ADA standard or not,and quite useless. I wouldn’t stay there any more, but the lesson of it was not to trust the ads and websites, and always check.