Homewood Suites by Hilton Seattle Downtown

Shared a one bedroom suite with my brother, sister-​in-​law and sister since we were all here from out of town for my niece’s college graduation. Two night stay. Room was spacious enough and we had a corner room so not too much noise from neighbors. View was okay. Sofa bed couch was pretty bad (hence only the 2 star review). We had to reverse how we slept on it since our heads would have been about 6 inches lower than our feet. The floor may have been better. The condition of the sofa itself was also a bit shabby. Looks like it had been some time since it was last cleaned. Called for a roll-​away bed but none were available. Good points were location was great for us, walking distance to dinning. And some shopping. We only had breakfast one morning and that was good, lots of different choices.

The Homewood Suites is conveniently located within walking distance of the Space Needle, Queen Anne and Belltown districts. There are plenty of restaurants and shops within a 10 minute walk. The waterfront a block from the hotel has a great walking path that goes all the way to Pier 91. We stayed here the night before departing for a cruise. It’s about a 5 minute ride from the hotel to Pier 91. The hotel offered a $ 7/​person shuttle. We were able to find a better price else where. Even a cab would be relatively cheaper, because its only a mile or two.
We had booked a two bedroom suite, which included a full kitchen, living area with pull out couch and TVs in all 3 rooms. We had 6 adults and 2 children in our party. The suite was spacious and more than sufficient for our 1 night needs.
A full breakfast was included in the booking and offered many choices.
The hotel was on the expensive side, but we wanted to find a place that we could all stay together. Instead of booking 3 separate rooms, this was relatively a better deal for us.

By far the nicest people we have dealt with! The hotel is clean and really nice, buffet good, rooms nice! A great place to experience for our trip to Seattle! Would stay here again, anytime. Ebony is my personal favorite front desk help! She was knowledgeable, helpful with directions, places to visit, etc!!!

This is a solid Homewood in the Seattle area. I’ve stayed at the one located in Capital Hill as well as this one, which is at the border of Lower Queen Anne and Belltown. The building itself is fairly new and rooms are up to date. Sound proofing is also done well in this building, which is key.
The Queen Anne Beer Garden which just opened a few weeks ago is literally around the corner from the hotel– this is a fantastic venue and beer hall that is a must see when in Seattle, and the fact that you can get hammered and then stumbled a few feet back to your hotel is awesome!
If you are trying to get to some decent restaurants and bars for nightlife, it’s about a 10 minute walk to Bellmore/​Belltown, but Über drivers are plentiful in this area.
I think you can’t go wrong with either this Homewood Suites or the one in Capital Hill… though I slightly prefer this location given the modern rooms and sound proofing.

Lucky I found this hotel deal on
since downtown is pretty expensive. Convenient if you have activities downtown, you can just walk from the hotel.
Wifi: Has an expired time, so you have to sign into it after it expires again, had a little trouble with it once, not letting me get on wifi.
Breakfast: Included and is mediocre. Not everything is hot like the potatoes and scrambled eggs were watery.
Parking: *SUPER CON*, mandatory valet came to $ 90USD for a Friday — Sunday stay. Based on this I could stay somewhere else.
Room Construction. Some of the rooms right near ours were under construction and no one at the lobby said anything when I was checking-​in. Banging and busy with construction guys going in and out. We stayed in room 521.

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We stayed one night at this Homewood Suites after a training down from Vancouver on the Amtrak Cascades.
It was an easy, cheap cab ride from the Seattle Amtrak station. Other than that, I can only say it’s an average Homewood Suites by Hilton in the rather unappealing convention district of Seattle with a staff, at least those on duty when we were there, that doesn’t seem to care whether guests are satisfied or not.
The room was clean, standard issue Homewood Suites. Breakfast (included) was okay. Location overlooks the freeway.
The staff couldn’t seem to be bothered to help guests beyond minimum expectations. For example, the hotel’s coin laundry didn’t have any detergent for sale. There was none for sale in the lobby boutique shop, either. The desk clerk’s only suggestion was to go down to a corner convenience store and buy a regular size box of detergent. When another guest came in, who had been on a two-​week bike trip and had a ton of laundry to do and asked about detergent, another hotel staff person kindly said he could sell her some from the hotel’s supply, but the front desk person said, no, just go buy your own detergent from the convenience store.
It’s that kind of place. Customer contact staff doing their minimum wage job, with minimum effort, and no interest in making this positive experience for people who are paying over $ 200 a night for a room.

Horrible experience getting settled in. Walls seem paper thin. Road noise is pretty bad. Neighbors seem really close too even though they aren’t being that loud it’s like I can hear everything they’re saying.

Seattle is an expensive hotel town, but the value of my stay here was impressive. The layout of the rooms is better than most of the other Homewood Suites I’ve stayed in. It felt so roomy. Midweek they serve a full dinner, which really helps with the budget. The full breakfast that is included is also very good. They leave coffee, tea, and hot cocoa out for the guest 24 hours, and I love the kitchens that come with the rooms.
This hotel is right at the start of the bridge walkway that leads to the Elliot Bay Trail. This great trail runs along the shore, passes sculpture gardens, the Olympic Sculpture Garden, cafes, fountains, etc. all the way to Pike’s Place Market. It’s a great location. The Needle is only a 15 minute walk if you take it easy as well. With $ 20 for parking, it was a lot cheaper than other comparable hotels.
We would definitely stay again!

I stayed at this hotel four nights because it was walking distance to a training class I was attending. I usually prefer to stay at inexpensive hotels so had I been picking up the tab, I probably would not have stayed here since it seemed a little pricey to me.
Front Desk — the few that I met were the best part of the hotel. They were extremely personable, helpful and made me feel welcome. If I were rating the hotel on them alone, I would give them 5 gold stars!
Parking — I was lucky enough to find a parking spot on the street so I didn’t have to pay the $ 20/​night parking fee. There were enough restaurants within walking distance that once I parked, my car didn’t move. Most of the restaurants nearby are uphill so bring walking shoes.
Meals — both breakfast, dinner and happy hour were included with my hotel fee. Since I was there for training I took advantage of this most mornings and a couple nights. It was buffet style and a small. Breakfast usually had some pastry selections, eggs, a meat (bacon, sausage, or ham) and one specialty thing like an omelette. There was also juices available and cereal. Happy hour had two choices of draft beer and and a couple varieties of wine. Dinner usually had one entrée with a small salad bar. It isn’t going to win any culinary awards but it was adequate.
Room — My room was clean upon arriving. I didn’t have a great view but then I wasn’t expecting one. It had one room with a king size bed, dresser TV and closet. There was also a sitting room with a TV, couch another dresser, sitting chair plus a small table. The bathroom was clean, the only complaint there was the toilet paper wouldn’t lock on the roll so it kept falling off. The room also had a small kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, cooktop and full refrigerator with ice maker. Don’t expect any ice in the room upon arrival, they clean it out after each guest. The biggest problem I had with the room was finding outlets to charge electronics.
Workout Room — I didn’t take advantage of this but got plenty of exercise walking around sightseeing.
The hotel felt like it was in a fairly safe area and I was able to walk alone to the Space Needle which seemed about a 10 – 15 minute walk and to the Aquarium and Pike’s Market which is a longer trek, maybe a mile each way. The route I took back from Pike’s Market seemed a little shady so I wouldn’t recommend that walk after dark. The nice thing was that I was there in June so it didn’t get dark until 10pm.
All in all, I was pleased with the hotel and had little complaint. I would stay here again if I come back for training.

I can’t give this place more than 2 stars due to the multiple problems I experienced during my three night stay. I checked into my room and it had a bad odor. Had to call housekeeping lady to come and deodorize and spray the room. Well that only lasted a short time. The room continued to smell. I then went to take a shower and the rod to shift the water from the bath to the shower head did not work well. The pressure and temperature setting also did not work well. I informed the front desk who sent someone to fix it while I left the room. When I came back to the room, it still was not fixed and I also noticed a weird oily substance on the paper towel rack. The maintenance person who came although not fixing the problem left a note and chocolate.
Finally the worst problem I had was when I was ready for bed. As I pulled the covers down to get into bed, I immediately noticed that someone had slept in the bed, just like Goldilocks. The sheets and bedding were all messed up and wrinkled.
When I called the front desk they told me to come downstairs. I said I just took a shower, can you please send someone to change the linen. After waiting a while, the housekeeping lady came. I showed her the bed and she said this is the way the sheets come out of the laundry and that people complain all the time. I said that does not sound right. First I have stayed here on several occasions and never received a bed with messed up linen like this. Second if this is a problem why didn’t management doing something. She asked do you still want me to change the linen and I said yes of course. Once she changed the linen it looked fine like it should have.
The restroom in the lobby also had no paper towels from morning to evening.
The only thing that saved me from checking out was the breakfast and dinner.
I plan to stay here in the future and give it a second chance, but if I ever experience such problems as these again I will find another hotel. I hate to do this since I am a hilton honors member.

Great location, friendly staff and clean hotel. Asked to be switched to a two standard bed room instead of a single, they did it quickly without a hassle. Yummy breakfast and chocolate chip cookies I’m the afternoon!

Amazing corner room! Free breakfast and dinner, ocean view and downtown Seattle! Online check in available and Hilton Honors friendly!

This hotel is located a few miles away from the downtown area and a few blocks from the famous Space Needle. Parking (small, narrow, and fills up quickly) is in the garage behind the hotel.
Staff was a little slow but friendly. Greeted casually. Check in and lobby staff were helpful.
Room was a suite with a separate bedroom and living room. Spacious up to date room and bathroom. Stove was a little dated. Well stocked and clean was the room. Temperature was appropriate, comfortable, and working order requiring minor changes for later night and morning.
Water pressure, shower head and temperature were comfortable. Kitchen was available for use and in working shape.
Breakfast was offered with a decent variety of classic items (eggs, sausage, waffles, toast, and fruit). Nothing spectacular. A complementary dinner reception was available which included wine or beer. Wine selection was a white or red and two local beers (Pike Brew). Beverage selection were ok but nothing extraordinary. Variable dinner choices (pasta, barbecue chicken, garlicky bread are some examples) were offered. Also nothing spectacular.
Wifi was free and okay. Hotel check out staff was accurate and efficient.
Overall a decent experience. A great value for bargain tourist. Four stars as I wouldn’t mind coming back again. Service was good for the breakfast and dinner.

What a great place to stay at if you’re ever in Seattle. They had friendly service at the registers, breakfast every morning, and complimentary dinner in the evenings. You’d be saving a ton of money on food just by staying here. Too bad we decided to explore Seattle’s restaurants and didn’t really take too much advantage of the dinners.
The rooms were large and came with a living room and kitchen. It was definitely clean and the bathroom was stocked with your usual products. We had requested to change rooms at one point due to an unforeseen issue that I don’t care to mention because it wasn’t the hotel’s fault. They had no problem moving us to a different room. FANTASTIC.
We typically don’t utilize housekeeping unless we really needed it. We usually just ask them for more towels when we see their cart roll by. They had slipped a note under our door saying that they came by but couldn’t enter because our do not disturb sign was on the door. That extra step just made it that much more amazing.
The breakfast wasn’t 5 star, of course, but it was definitely above many other hotels that offer a continental meal. They offered eggs, some sort of meat, potatoes, cereal, yogurt, fruit, toast, and pastries. My only complaint was the toaster. It took 5+ mins just to lightly toast something!
On dinner nights, they offer complimentary wine and beer. Super awesome.
They offer parking at a cost… but we had no problems finding street parking all 4 nights that we were there. Just make sure you read the signs.
The beds were comfortable… the pillows were fluffy. When and if I ever come back to Seattle, this will be my hotel of choice.

Love their complimentary drinks in the evenings. Five Stars for serving two very nice local micro brews. Very good kitchen staff. Super efficient and super friendly service. My fav for Seattle stays.
Big plus for being pet friendly. Jasper approved.

Nicest hotel staff ever! The folks here are so friendly that it makes the stay.
The rooms are your average HS. The breakfast had good options. The hospitality hour featured local beer on tap which was cool. The gym was serviceable, and you can take the stairs which was not readily apparent since all signs pointed to a special elevator.
Off of the dining area, they have a room with a pool table which made our family gathering that much better. We could gather, drink beer and play pool like we were at home.
It’s a convenient location where you can walk to most tourist spots: the needle, the fish market, etc.

Pros: Daily breakfast and coffee. Free dinner, wine, and beer Monday-​Thursday. Solid location, walking distance from Space Needle and many Queen Anne restaurants. Short taxi to Capitol Hill /​downtown area.
Cons: They have a rather annoying employee who always seems to be singing whenever I’m downstairs. Gym /​fitness center is average for a hotel — wish they had a pull-​up bar and more than one bench. Coffee is trash.

Arrived late but we’re greeted by friendly receptionist who checked us in promptly and gave us some suggestions for the next day. Upgraded to a king suite which was well appointed spacious and clean. The rooms are designed for long term guests and our suite had a full size fridge, stove and dishwasher along with plates and utensils. There were also two separate sleeping and living ares, each with a television.
I was unsure how we were gng to get to the hotel as we arrived late and we’re unsure if the light rail would still be running. The staff was able to make reservations for a car service that was waiting for us after we grabbed out bags. After being on a flight for 6 hours it was a welcome sight to see.
Bed were pretty comfortable but wish the pillows were a bit firmer.
Breakfast varied each morning. There was always some variety of egg dish and a meat option but guests could also choose from several types of fruit, yogurt, bread cereal and hot oatmeal.
Coffee and tea was always available and I was treated with three cookie options upon my return to the hotel in the evening.
A great place to stay and not to fat from some of the city’s more popular attractions.

Stayed here for business the last couple of days. Room (suite) was huge and more than I needed but still welcome. Larger living room with couch, chair, TV, and small table.
Kitchen has a full fridge, microwave, dishwasher and stove top with dishes and silverware. Nice over the coffee pot in most regular hotels.
Bedroom had a king bed with plenty of pillows and another flat panel TV.
Bath was roomy and clean.
They have a breakfast /​dining area downstairs… ate breakfast both days… it was okay… typical of this type of hotel.
Staff was all friendly, close to the Queen Anne district and walking distance to plenty of places.

Downtown hotels = a little bit gritty.
That rule applies here, but not to an alarming degree. Let me first state this is a really great hotel location in Seattle (getting around here is not nearly as bad as some travel guides may suggest). Parking is available and compared to alll other major cities is a real bargain. Still, what a hassle moving a car around all day and burning all those dead dinosaurs.
From this location you can easily walk to the Space Needle and other attractions at the Seattle Center (which include the monorail that can post century modern wisk you downtown to the other biggie attractions). An easy stroll downtown from here as well.
There are no room safes despite the descriptions on their site. No biggie as I am so weird I bring security cables on trips to lock my technology to the AC unit. No problems here.
I love Seattle and this is a great base for your NW adventure.