Seattle hotels in Belltown

Cons: A little on the pricey side.

Cons: Thought it was a bit pricey.

Cons: The only thing that happened was that the maid service didn't show up till 4:30 pm.

Cons: Thin walls, loud neighbors

Cons: Perfect for travel

Cons: Bed is mediocre given the price point and target demographic. Amenities are spartan, bathroom is clean but nothing to write home about & is right on top of the bed. WiFi - free if you join their membership program, o/w $12-14/day?!? What year is this?

Cons: I, too, was in a room with a handset on the phone that did not work.

Cons: The amenities featured laundry but their laundry facilities were under construction.

Cons: Lots of outside noise the first night in a room on the exterior of the building, but was able to change rooms

Cons: It is next to a dog park. One of the nights we stayed was a Saturday night and it was very loud outside with people partying and dogs barking. Woke us up a couple of times. It felt more like a college apartment complex than a restful hotel. It was a little hard controlling the temperature of the room.

Cons: The room and building was dirty. Very small room. A group of people were having a very loud argument in the hotels courtyard throughout the evening. It is a motel level quality.

Cons: Broken elevator

Cons: Nothing

Cons: The confusing one way streets caused us some distress as we went around several blocks. But that is part of city life and we did score a good parking spot on the street..

Cons: Small problem: a bathroom door that was hung poorly.

Cons: Ask for a room that faces the alley. Otherwise you will be subject to loud buses, cars, people yelling, and a street piano. Bring earplugs and a sleeping mask (no blackout shades) if you are a light sleeper.

Cons: Should have asked for a skinny pillow or two to supplement the fat pillows. Minor.

Cons: Room was not air conditioned, so the window needed to be open at night to sleep, meaning city noises are easily heard. Not a big issue if you have ear plugs to sleep with though.

Cons: The cleaning services took too long to come clean our room but they did a great job.

Cons: CONS: - The room we had looked right out to another building (not a huge deal though). - No other cons that I can think of.

Cons: Not in their control at the moment; a club nearby was pumping bass until 3am. Nearby construction makes it slightly harder to navigate.

Cons: the price

Cons: This is an expensive standard hotel. There is nothing plush or above the standard to warrant a non conference rate of $400 a night. The Concierge person, Louise, is rude and has an attitude. I asked a simple question about the location of the bell stand and in a very rude manner she replied, "it's at the luggage assistace desk and gestured behind me. When I told her clearly I hadn't seen it, she double downed and said, "that"s what they're there for!" in a condescending tone. The other guests were made uncomfortable to witness her poor and substandard customer service. I am also sending correspondence to hq.

Cons: didn't have anything to drink in the room

Cons: The other two staff members we spoke with were unexpectedly not friendly or helpful or to the level that one would expect at the Westin. One was quite snarky about the fact that we had booked the room through a third party-site, telling me we "should have paid more to book through the Starwood site." The other made no effort to help us find a local food place open at a late hour, making us feel like he thought we were quite a bother. I certainly would still return to the Westin, as I know their service to be exceptional despite these two unfortunate interactions.

Cons: Internet was expensive and didn't work. Maid left dirty glove in bathroom.

Cons: It would be nice if they had a hotel shuttle.

Cons: Expensive internet

Cons: More resturants, better gym, esp. for the money, I can get Airfare and sleep @ the Bellagio for the same amount for one night @ the Westin. I know its Las Vegas, but make the experince a little better

Cons: The hallway gets noisy and I agree, when the hotel is empty it would be nice to not have neighbors especially when the pipes are so loud.

Cons: The room had no dresser, refrigerator, or microwave. The bed was large, but too soft. The weight room of the gym was smaller than our room. The equipment in there is good, but three people fill the place. I do wish the shower worked as great as it looked; the water temperature was adequate, but the pressure wasn’t.

Cons: this is not a luxury hotel. The pool is barely adequate.

Cons: 1. Late check in around 12:30 am - due to construction and lateness of hour, it was very difficult to get in the hotel... doors locked, escalator not working, ... When it was pointed to check in Peloponnese, not a note or tone of sympathy! How can Westin put someone front desk with this type of attitude 2. Hotel fire - when we got back late afternoon there was fire earlier in the day that has left very smoky smell in our room. They put out notes but when we checked out following morning, I had to bring it up in conversation.

Cons: Big corporate hotel, I usually avoid them. Parking is crazy expensive and wifi also expensive.

Cons: Small room. They then upgraded us yo a suite and chafed us a fortune. No sorry, no offer to make our stay better. So upset will never stay again. DR. Brian Bledsoe

Cons: No free wi-fi, parking is expensive

Cons: At busy check-in hours they did not have all the desk staff available and there were long lines for check-in. Took about 30 min to get through the line. There were many young drunk 20 year olds in the hotel that night. They stood outside our room talking at 1am until I asked them to please go in there room. They then spent the last couple hours being loud and running down the hall banging on everyone's doors until I finally called security at around 3:30am. This is not what I would expect from a high end hotel with the amount of money they charge. At check-in we wanted to self-park (not worth the $25 more per night for valet. The gate for self-park was closed with a sign to go to the main entrance location (this causes a 6 block detour with the one-way streets). When we returned the valets told us that self-parking was not being allowed due to an event (which we were there for). So they were only allowing valet (to rip us off another $25/night). We were then told we had to go another 6 blocks detour to the only self-parking option if we did not want to allow them to park our car. I would have been fine with the location we parked at if it had been clear. The process made it clear that they made it super difficult so that everyone would just do the valet parking. Once you get in line to check in you have no way out due to the valet only. The hotel also charges very high prices for wi-fi per day. I would expect for a hotel that hosts events and such would allow free internet access or at least a decent price. For a slower speed for download up/down than I get at home they wanted $29/day. I would not stay here again and would say that it is not equal to a 4 star hotel. It felt as if they were not staffed appropriately and felt ripped off at every turn.