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I was so happy to find a beautiful B&B with lush room amenities so close to everything. You...
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I was so happy to find a beautiful B&B with lush room amenities so close to everything. You get free on site parking, an incredible breakfast and a beautiful room for a phenomenol rate of 90.00 a room. I shared a sumptuous bathroom and there were absolutely no problems with this arrangement. There is also a 1/2 bath downstairs for guests use. I would stay here again in a heartbeat!
Pros: incredible room, food, free on-site parking, location
Cons: none
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Ace Hotel
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Hotels & Lodging
2423 First Ave
Seattle,
Washington 98121
And really. I think that's a good thing. This is not a generic chain. It's a unique, budget...
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And really. I think that's a good thing. This is not a generic chain. It's a unique, budget hotel. The decor is interesting, but might seem a bit flimsy. I loved this place, it was centrally located (if you have issues with homeless people, you may want to avoid Belltown, where the hotel is located), reasonably priced and they serve continental breakfast until noon! Honestly, we didn't spend that much time hanging out in our hotel room, and it wouldn't have been all that comfortable if we had due to it's small size. It was a very comfortable place to sleep and regroup. We had a deluxe room with our own bathroom, it was austere, but wholly accomadating. I did notice that the shared bathrooms looked perfectly acceptable, and we could have saved even more money if we had stayed in one of those rooms. Parking was something of a pain, there is a pay lot two blocks down the street, you can purchase 24 hour passes for $17. It is a bit inconvenient to have to drag your luggage up First Avenue at 9:00 on a Friday night... The wifi in the rooms was really convenient though...
The staff is somewhat hipsterish, but they were very sweet and accomadating to us. The Ace is a great deal, but if you're expecting the Embassy Suites, you might want to stay somewhere else.
Pros: Continental Breakfast til noon, cool decor, low price
Cons: Parking, The Vague Sketchiness of Belltown
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Ace Hotel
Category:
Hyperbaric Services
Seattle,
Washington 98101
(206) .44-8.4721
Awesome, hotel. The rooms and lobby look like they are from the pages of Dwell or I.D. The...
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Awesome, hotel. The rooms and lobby look like they are from the pages of Dwell or I.D. The location in Belltown on First is walking distance to everything from Pike Market to the Space Needle. It is located right above The Cyclops. On top of all that, it is one of the best bargains in Seattle. I stayed there when interviewing for work in Seattle and put my guests up there when they come to visit. Not a place for the kids.
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Ace Hotel
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Hotels
2423 1st Ave
Seattle,
Washington 98121
(206) 374-0741
to do is lug it all the way up a steep flight of stairs. At the top yu may be greeted by someone,...
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to do is lug it all the way up a steep flight of stairs. At the top yu may be greeted by someone, or they may continue looking at their PC screen. The atmosphere is very sterile and the aura of a hostel, which is what it was, still hangs around. I don't like sharing bathrooms (fussy fussy) so I booked one of the few rooms with an "ensuite". This turned out to be a stainless steel sink atteched to one wall in the bedroom, and a loo and shower hidden behind a heavy sliding door. I've stayed in a number of 'design' hotels around the world, and I'm afraid the Ace is the only one I've found where style triumphs mightily over comfort. I checked out the next day (and got hassled about not staying the three nights I'd booked) and went up town to the Alexis. Only good thing about the Ace is that it's cheap. Ish
Quite close to town, and in a funky area including the world's first web cafe.
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Aero Motel
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Hotels & Lodging
7240 E Marginal Way S
Seattle,
Washington 98108
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Airlane Motel
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Hotels & Lodging
7070 E Marginal Way S
Seattle,
Washington 98108
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I discovered Belle Epicurean purely based upon smell. I can honestly say this is the first place...
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I discovered Belle Epicurean purely based upon smell. I can honestly say this is the first place I've been tempted to try because my nose led me th...
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Our company has used ASI furnished housing in Seattle for 3+ years now. ASI takes care of...
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Our company has used ASI furnished housing in Seattle for 3+ years now. ASI takes care of everything, every day and right away! We are huge fans of ASI and their accommodations and have recommended their service to other companies. I hope that they can expand beyond immediate Seattle area!
Pros: small enough to pay attention to every guest,every detail
Cons: not enough locations outside Seattle and in US
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Andaluca
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Hotels & Lodging
407 Olive Way
Seattle,
Washington 98101
(206) 388-4120
I'm always happy when I eat at Andaluca. Most recently, I went there for their "dine around...
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I'm always happy when I eat at Andaluca. Most recently, I went there for their "dine around Seattle" promotion (you basically get 4 of their "pinxtos" [small plates] + dessert for $30). Everything that I and my three dining companions had was exquisite. Specifically, I'd highly recommend the halibut skewer, the cabrales-crusted beef skewer, and the mushrooms ala greque. I'm not much of a dessert eater but the liquid chocolate cake was also delicious. Andaluca also has a superb wine list and mixes great cocktails. The service was the perfect blend of attentive and unobtrusive and the ambiance is elegant yet relaxed. All in all, a wonderful dining experience which I would highly recommend.
Pros: atmosphere, food, service, free valet parking
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Let me start by saying that I would have never eaten at this restaurant if my boss had not taken...
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Let me start by saying that I would have never eaten at this restaurant if my boss had not taken me there for my review. Hotel restaurants should be in a class of their own, but this one is pretty good. It is at the very top of the Hilton hotel, which isn't the tallest building around, but the view is wonderful. You can see most of the downtown core as well as beautiful Elliott Bay. I've been there for lunch twice now and there are so many things going for this place. As I mentioned, there's a killer view. A huge plus in my book: it is never crowded. I've found that you need a reservation for lunch at most nicer restaurants downtown, but not here. And the prices are right on par with the other restaurants in town, about $10-15 for a lunch entrée. The food is pretty good as well. Not excellent, but what you lose in taste you certainly make up for in atmosphere. I will definely come here during the crazy holiday-shopping time when every place other place is full to the brim.
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