Crowne Plaza Seattle Newly Renovated with No Resort Fee

“Great stay in the middle of transportation options and sights.”

The hotel is in the city, modern, and the breakfast is great. The entry door has a large gap at the bottom, letting light from the hall spill in.

Vicki·Una settimana fa

When booking, I paid an extra $80 for a premium‑class room on the highest possible floor and asked for two beds. I ended up on a middle floor and had to share a single bed with my 18‑year‑old daughter because the concierge said no other rooms were available. Only one bathrobe and one set of amenities were supplied. Cleanliness was good. Advice: if you pay extra for a “high floor,” clarify with staff which floor is actually high; online booking lets you pay for a high floor but doesn’t guarantee you’ll get one. One evening after an excursion, my daughter and I were hungry; there are no grocery stores near the hotel. The restaurant was already closed—though it wasn’t yet 11:00 PM—and the bar served mostly alcohol. A few pastries were available, but you could only see them after paying about $13. We didn’t want to risk paying for something we couldn’t see.

Olena·Una settimana fa

The shower has a lotus sprayer, the hotel provides umbrellas for use, and the front‑desk staff are friendly. The seats are all on a big slope, and it’s hard to bring luggage to the light rail station with the shuttle.

Ching-ya·Una settimana fa

“It was a beautiful hotel within walking distance of where I needed to go.”

I liked the restaurant right there; the food was good and the staff was outstanding. Nothing else stands out.

Tamera·Una settimana fa

“Helpful friendly staff. Comfortable room.”

The hotel is a 15‑minute walk from Pike Market and a two‑block walk to the light rail, and it’s close to restaurants. Some of the streets around the hotel are steep.

Art·Una settimana fa