Pet-friendly Hotels in Seattle

I was determined to book this hotel for our 20th wedding anniversary trip to Seattle, which is good, because frustrations with the All.com, fairmont.com websites and the Accor ALL app made it a challenge to actually do so. When I finally booked, I put a note on the booking that it was a very special occasion. We arrived by cab. While the four bellmen at the front did help unload the luggage, they also told us we seemed capable of carrying the bags in ourselves. I'm not sure if that's because we didn't arrive in an upscale SUV, or if the hotel just takes a passive approach to greeting guests. The underwhelming continued when we checked in, and I was asked what brought us to Seattle. I reiterated what was on the booking -- very special anniversary, chose to come to the Olympic Hotel to celebrate. ”Oh, congratulations. Elevators are behind you across the lobby.”. As a platinum member, a certain number of perks are granted. We arrived to a plate of bonbons and some fresh fruit. It's the fist hotel I've stayed at that actually did supply fitness gear (per Platinum perks), which was a nice surprise. I was less pleasantly surprised to find no mini-bar in the room, not even an empty fridge. I'd booked the Signature King Corner View, and it had what is likely one of the best views in the hotel. The room was nicely sized, with a desk, sitting chair and ottoman, and the king bed, with windows all around. The bed was super comfortable (as expected!). The bathroom was spacious, but in need of renovation -- at very least, to replace the old, tiny tub/shower and under-pressured, inferior shower fixtures, as well as the tile throughout. It was clean, or at least mostly, and while towels were showing some age, they were still fluffy. Amenities were a bit more limited than other properties, but we knew we could call down for extras if we needed to. Staff in hallways were friendly, and anything left in the hallway seemed to disappear quickly enough (ie room service trays and other detritus). Requests for amenities (pillows, coffee/tea replenishment) were met quickly and graciously. But... the door/bellmen were routinely disinterested -- the number of times we pushed through the main doors while they stood off to the side talking to one another was surprising. (Guests arriving in elegant dresses? Lots of help. In a shiny SUV or luxury car? Loads of reaction. But two 40-somethings dressed casually, but paying plenty to stay at the hotel? Not so much a glance or offer of help.) Housekeeping is rather annoyingly ”on demand only”, but we happily found our room had been serviced on our first day while we were out -- and when we called on subsequent days to request service, the response was gracious -- and the room was always done by the time we returned. Room service (breakfast one morning) was fast and delicious. Service in the lobby bar was friendly and the drinks were delicious. There are two restaurants -- The George and Shuckers -- and the lobby bar offers

Perfectly fine hotel room, no real complaints, great location especially for the price

It is located in CBD where we can easily visit touristic sites like Pioneer Square, Waterfront, Great Wheel and Space Needle. Staff are friendly and helpful. There is a 7-11 in 10 minutes walk distance. The room is clean. Metro. Westlake station is in a 10 minutes walk distance.

The location of the hotel is very good, in the city center, you can walk to the subway station, there are shopping malls and bus stations nearby. The sanitary conditions of the hotel are average. There is a lot of dust in the indoor air conditioner. After staying for two nights, the refrigerator in the room made a lot of noise at night. It is located on the third floor and the outdoor machine is very noisy at night. It is recommended to avoid the third floor.

Business hotel near to Pikes Market and Capitol Hill. Room is very nice, cozy and clean. Staff is helpful and service level is good.

The location is pretty good -- 6 mins walk from the train station. The room is clean and the size is decent. However, it isn't something modern -- still using wall air conditioner/heater. So you will hear a bit noise at night. One thing I really dislike is that I wasn't notified that there was 23.12 USD/night charge on top of what I have paid on trip.com. And to my surprise, 20 USD is for: 1. beer for 1 hour/day (regardless whether one drinks) 2. coffee everyday (regardless whether one drinks) 3. Internet in room -- yes, this is really surprised me. I have stayed in many hotels (probably more than 30) in the states in the past. Almost all came with free wifi. For those requiring a payment, it was clearly stated when connected or notified at check-in. And even more surprised, at checkout, no receipt for this additional fees was generated nor did the customer service mentioned anything about the fees.

Got a great last minute deal at this beautiful hotel. The staff was very nice and we enjoyed sipping wine overlooking the water on a comfy couch by the lobby. Our room was small with a city view but clean and cozy. Only criticism is that we put out our order for breakfast the night before and it never came so we had to call room service twice and ended up giving them a phone order because no one ever came to the door to get the order slip. Overall wonderful place to stay and you can walk to everything.

The location of the hotel is very good, the surrounding environment is also very safe, the parking lot is charged, 37 US dollars a night, I booked a room without breakfast, so I don't know how to breakfast, we will set the room for two big beds, So there is no need for a bed, the location is very good, there are no tramps around, where to go

The location of the hotel is downtown, with Macy's next to it, H&M in the opposite building, old Xi'an fast food (liangpi and shaozi noodles are very positive), sushi restaurant, the only disadvantage is that there are too many homeless people in the surrounding area, begging + stealing + robbing, So if you are alone, you have to be extra careful. You can hear the sirens one after another when you sleep at night. The interior of the hotel is very safe, the elevator needs to swipe the room card to enter. The little brother who made the card, repeatedly made us go back and forth from the counter to the elevator five times to make the right card, the room was not as big and luxurious as we imagined

Have stayed in a few hotels for business since covid. I understand most places have changed cleaning schedules and do less in room stuff, and I'm fine with that, but I appreciated that Hyatt at Olive made up for the lack frequent personal attention to the room by stocking it well with extra stuff (q tips, shower cap, lots of towels and washcloths, extra blankets, etc). Other places I've stayed have also cut back on housekeeping, etc, but haven't beefed up what's stocked in the room, making it feel like a well-decorated hostel. I still felt like a guest here, instead of someone just passing through. Well done.