This hotel is horrible! I stayed for valentines weekend one night until I could move into my time shares, and it is NOTHING like the pictures it promotes. You do not get flat screens or a view. We stayed in a room that looks like its from the eighties with a twenty dollar TV! Also, our view was a balcony that you cannot step out onto with a huge eight foot concrete retaining wall. I called down right after we checked in and got the "we cannot refund your money or do anything about it" response. We called everywhere we could to not sleep there and forget about our money. Another thing,You do not get free breakfast either and the hospitality was far from professional. Expedia went as far as sending us a hundred dollar voucher in exchange for the pictures we took of worn down room! don't believe the star rating I would never stay here ever again!

Three nights in Seattle via the Clipper from Victoria, BC. Great location for walking to the waterfront and it's handy having a (pricey) grocery store right across the street. We had a view of the Space Needle and the bed was very comfortable. We had room temp problems the first night (very cold no matter what we did) and the pool/hot tub were both closed for repairs. The small exercise area was OK, but a bit dingy. Wish we had tried the attached restaurant (the fixed price menu is reputed to be a very good value). Felt safe there. Wifi is a bit of a ripoff ($11/day) and parking is astronomical, so look for better deals in nearby lots if you bring your car. We were on foot and had local friends, so that wasn't an issue for us. TV had the same standard-def dull channels hotels have been carrying for years. But the complaints weren't major and the place was clean. We'd give it another go on a return trip.

Not a new mainstream hotel. It's older but tastefully remodeled. Service was excellent. It is in a good location if you want walking distance to Seattle Center (Space Needle). I picked it because we had tickets to a show at Jazz Alley, Seattles largest Jazz venue. Jazz Alley is a block away. Brassier Margaux ($$$) is an excellent restaraunt off the lobby of the hotel. They have a good breakfast menu too. We paid $10 more for a higher floor with a view of the Space needle. The balcony is small but it wrapped around the corner so we had an obstructed view of Elliot Bay.

2 computers in the business center. They couldn't get them online? The manager looked up what we needed in short order on his computer and would print boarding passes if needed. The swimming pool seems to be permanently out of order. If you have to swim the Westin next door lets the Warwick's guests use theirs.

The Warwick Hotel is well placed in Seattle Downtown.
Hotel is comfortable and personnel is is very attentive to your wellbeing.
The Margaux restaurant is delightfull