I was looking for a better than average Hotel downtown for my wife and I to enjoy a valentine weekend and I thought the price offered was the best deal. We only stayed one night in #423. Well, you get what you pay for. The location is good for being downtown, but you still have the street people present around the area enough to make you feel uncomfortable. If you are looking for roomy rooms, well don’t come here. The rooms are nice, but very small. If you are a taller or a larger person the bathrooms within the room are not for you. The door and the wall are about 5-6 inches to the toilet (no leg room to sit properly). The only roomy thing in the bathroom is the tub and even that is only 5ft long. The cleanliness in the room was bad. The bathroom glass door was dirty with hand prints. The bedding looked like they changed the sheets and the pillow cases, but kept the down comforter from the previous tenant. The bed is hard and the walls to your neighbor are very thin. I could have had a decent conversation with my neighbor and understand what they were saying. Plus, the self parking is "steep" in my opinion at $21.

We traveled from Vancouver to Seattle and stayed only one night at the hotel. The location was perfect for our purpose: have a night out in downtown and attending a preview at the Seattle Art Museum the next morning. The Executive has an agreement with a parking next door and we payed $23 for a 24-hour parking period.
Our room faced the Seattle Library. Noise from the street wasn't much of a problem, but I could hear other guests using their showers through the pipes. In the morning, I could hear people talking on the hallway and doors being slammed.
Small room ,very small bathroom (no bath tub), but we didn't need anything more than what was being offered.
There is a coffeemaker in the room and a Seattle's best Coffee at the lobby.
When we visited, they were offering a 'wine reception' at the mezzanine – that meant having a glass of wine before leaving for dinner. Nice!
I would stay here again whenever I need a central place, but it's not exactly the kind of hotel I would recommend to friends, unless they are looking for a great rate.

This is a nice place to stay down town if you are staying downtown on Buisness,friendly staff&very helpful with info,rooms are fairly small but are comfortable.Nice coffee shop down stairs.This is a typical older downtown Hotel that was very clean.

This hotel is in a older building across the street from the Seattle Public Library. There is a Seattle's Best Coffee shop inside the hotel which is great. The staff are pleasant and very helpful. Unfortunately that isn't the issue. We stayed here Saturday night in a Queen Room. The walls are so think I could hear someone next door coughing every 2-3 minutes. Then the person on the other side of us came in from a night on the town very loud and drunk. Coughing on one side, talking on the other..needless to say we couldn't get to sleep. In fairness, I don't think the people talking were talking that loud but it was still very annoying. We called the front desk and they graciously moved us to another room at 1 a.m. This room was a King and much nicer than the queen. I would only stay here again if I had a King room and asked for a corner unit. The decor has been updated but you can see that they only upgraded the essentials. The bathroom in the Queen was small and cramped.