Mozart Guest House Seattle

Tina was wonderful. A wonderfully kind and polite host. Every step she was smiling, chatting, and being what a proper host used to be. Our weekend almost didn’t work out but she helped out so much. Tina, thank you. You saved our weekend/​anniversary. We’ll see you next year!

Tina is an excellent hostess, her home made croissants were amazing. We are a younger couple and stayed up around 11pm on the porch but were asked by Tina to stay quite– so if you are looking for a quite place it’s perfect if not I would pick somewhere else.
We stayed in the magic flute room– the view was beautiful, the bathroom was newly remodeled and very nice… The only downside was my boyfriend said the bed was not comfortable for him and woke up with a sore back. Overall a great experience!

Pros: The Mozart Guest House is very good looking on the outside. It’s in a big old mansion, surrounded by big old mansions. The bus stops to downtown are super close and their is ample street parking. I was able to park my car and bus to all the touristy places which allowed me to save a ton on parking.
Volunteer Park is around the corner. This park is super good looking. If you’re able-​bodied and can make the climb, check out the Water Tower. You’ll be able to see some amazing city views for free.
If only this review was for the neighborhood.
Cons: Awkwardly, we arrived and no one was available to check us in. I called the number listed on the
site a few times with no response. The front door was open and we were able to wander freely all over the house as nothing was locked and everything was open giving me a bit of a concern for security. The host made a big deal about checking in on time and I was frustrated to find that she wasn’t there, especially because we went out of the way to be able to check in on time just for her.
As I was relaxing in the bed of the room I thought might be mine the host finally called to say their were keys on the front porch. She sounded annoyed that the front door was unlocked and was forceful in the requests that we lock the doors on our way out as of we were the insolent children who left them open.
The bed was firm and comfortable enough, but the furniture was dowdy and the bed clothes were tired. The house was very cluttered but fairly dust free. I liked that the rooms had their own bathrooms, but the bathroom was as small as an airplane’s. The bath amenities were more like what you’d find staying at grandma’s house. Discount shampoos and soaps in full size bottles that everyone in the room before us had handled.
The reviews speak highly of the breakfast and it was ok. The host had asked us what time we wanted breakfast but seemed agitated when I was poking around downstairs 30 minutes early. I was merely looking for a cup of coffee.
The breakfast was like the rest of the house, much handled by previous guests. We were offered a few options which was nice; but those much talked about croissants were limited to one each. The host noted it was our own fault since we wanted a late breakfast.
I would not recommend this b&b nor would I stay there again.

Nobody was there to check us in even though a big deal was made about being on time to check in. We awkwardly sat around calling. After 15 minutes we were told on the phone some keys were left in an envelope outside for us.
We never got greeted or given a tour of the house so we went out and had fun in Seattle. We came back around 11pm and were asked what time we wanted breakfast. That was our only real encounter with the host.
The next day my partner got up to get some coffee 30 mins before the time we said we wanted to eat and the host seemed annoyed and told us nothing was ready because we told her a different time. We just wanted a beverage, we didn’t care that food wasn’t ready.
When we did eat you could tell other people dined before us because food had been sitting out and it looked a bit messy. We told her we liked the croissants and asked for more than just one each and she told us she didn’t save us any more than that because we decided to have a later breakfast.
She never really talked to us or acted like she was happy we were staying there. Once she gave us breakfast she went in some back room and hung out on her computer. She didn’t say bye or anything.
When we did make it to our car she ran out and yelled at us to make sure we left the key for her. It was really weird.
We didn’t feel comfortable being in the house and everything looked very cluttered. Paintings were sitting on the floor because they had no specific home and the flow of everything seemed stuffy and cramped.
We were very excited to leave and I would never want to do a bed and breakfast again but my partner assures me they are usually much nicer than that.
I tried to pretend I had a good time so my partner wouldn’t feel bad for wasting money on that place as a nice romantic getaway but I would never go back and I’m pretty sure she wouldn’t either.

Tina is a perfect host. She let me play her piano, anticipated our needs, engaged in lively conversation with us (she’s extremely bright) and is always thinking about what people want. She is an amazing cook and when she whips up breakfast for you, make sure to try it all — it is so worth it.
We’ll be back for sure. One of the more rewarding B&B stays I’ve had. In a beautiful house near a beautiful park with the Asian Art Museum in a highly walkable part of Capitol Hill.

This B&B is wonderful! Great location for walking, beautiful grounds and warm hosts. The breakfast is delicious! I will be back :-)

My boyfriend and I recently stayed here as part of a wonderful romantic getaway he had planned to Seattle. He selected the B&B, given its charm and its amazing proximity to Volunteer Park, Capitol Hill, etc… and what a perfect spot in which it was located! The owners/​hostesses (Tina and Sophia) were very gracious and welcoming. The hospitality was very generous, the room was comfortable and beautiful (with a great balcony overlook), the breakfasts were delicious (especially the fresh and homemade croissants, the croissant french toasts, and the scrambled eggs), and the location was vibrant and simultaneously relaxing. We were made to feel at home… it was wonderful. It was quite cold (and snowy!) the weekend we went, and Tina was so kind in ensuring that I was not cold (thank you, Tina!). She was the consummate host. I look forward to coming back to stay again with my boyfriend!

My husband & I had a wonderful time at this B&B. The owner made you feel like you were home. Not only is she a great hostess, but a wonderful cook. We would stay here again.

My wife — Deanna N wrote a review on 10÷16÷11 and I agree with her on this place. The owner was great and made you feel at home. the neighborhood is perfect as you are between the UW campus and Downtown Seattle. We were able to walk to dinner at Smith at 332 15^th. Also stopped at Hopvine Pub on the way. Everything is within .5 miles from this B&B.

I stayed here for a family vacation a few weeks ago and thoroughly enjoyed my stay. First off, it’s in a great location in Capitol Hill just a short walk from plenty of shops and restaurants. The house itself is beautiful and in a lovely neighborhood, minutes from Volunteer Park. I highly suggest going to the top of the water tower in the park to enjoy the view. Tina and Sophi are fabulous hostesses. I woke up every morning to the smell of freshly baked croissants which made it easier to get out of bed for breakfast. And that’s saying a lot considering how compfy those beds were. This was my first time staying at a B&B and I suspect my expectations will be pretty high from now on. Tina makes a wonderful breakfast and even offers you a few simple options. Right when you sit down to breakfast in Tinas elegant dining room there is fresh fruit, cereal, yogurt, and freshly baked croissants awaiting you while Tina prepares breakfast. Her coffee is also delicious, i’m not a morning person so when I wake up I need hot delicious coffee before anything else. We spent most of our days exploring the neighborhood with an occasional pit stop to the house for a quick nap or change of clothes. Our room was nice and spacious with a big closet. The entire house is beautifully decorated and feels nice and homey, even though it’s not really your home. Tina is also a great conversationalist. I can’t wait to stay here again. I’ve already recommended The Mozart House to more family when they come to visit Seattle later this year.

I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at the Mozart Guest House. My room (The Don Giovanni) was charming, clean, and comfortable. Owner Tina is a lovely person, and I enjoyed spending time with her. The location was excellent. The breakfast was fantastic: Cooked to order from a wide selection. Delicious! It’s what all B&Bs should serve, but many don’t. The only (minor) annoyance was the size of the bathroom sink: it was tiny. The bathroom itself was a decent size, but long and narrow so a bigger sink probably wouldn’t fit. That one thing, however, is certainly not enough to damper my enjoyment of staying there. I will most certainly stay there again.

Everything that has been said in the other reviews is true. Tina and Sophi are wonderful hosts who will do anything to make your stay as pleasant as possible. Tina’s freshly baked croissants are the best I have ever had. Her crepes are also fantastic. The house is charming and situated in an ideal location for sampling all the wonderful Capital Hill area. There are plenty of restaurant and shops within walking distance and great public transportation connections.
The only negative we encountered was a problem with the hot water in our bathroom. Once Tina told us how to fix it, everything else was perfect.
The next time we are in Seattle, we will definitely be staying at the Mozart Guest House again.

Just got back from a trip to Seattle, and had an excellent stay at Mozart. Tina and her daughter Sophia are so sweet and hospitable. Three mornings of different breakfast were delicious and had a European flair. Tina won’t take no for an answer when feeding you, so expect to be well-​fed after breakfast. The house is a beautiful old masterpiece in a great neighborhood. It is walkable to great food/​coffee/​bars and not far driving to the University area/​downtown. Rooms were spacious and had nice décor. Great old record player in the gathering room usually playing classical music.
In addition to all of the previously mentioned goodness, Tina also helped us take care of our 5 month old baby. She was kind enough to free us up to walk to dinner/​drinks while she kept an eye on the baby. That is serious service!
We will be back and will send our friends here. Everyone that came by loved the place and wanted to send friends and family.
Thanks again Tina and Sophia!

I have never consumed so many croissants in 1 weekend –Tina makes them fresh every morning (in addition to an assortment of yogurt, fruit, cheeses, meats, and anything you can think of) and they are SO addicting. Stayed in the Salzburg room which is the smallest room in the house and has the prettiest comforters, blankets, and sheets! Would definitely stay in the larger rooms next time as the bathroom is literally the size of a closet. Tina and her daughter Sophia are incredibly sweet and fabulous hosts :)