very bizarre once you get to the hotel. i walked in the "what i thought was the lobby" and noone was there. so i saw a phone on the wall and dialed it. they told me to come up to the 15th floor where the "lobby" was.. so strange. the room was nice, the beds were comfortable. two things to complain about. small bathroom where the floor was so cold and the toilet is where the tub is, sink is separate area and that they couldn't give us a decent half day rate. we showed up at 2am and left by 830 am because our flight was cancelled at seattle airport. that was lame.

I usually go out of my way to stay at Hilton's. Boy was I dissapointed with the Hilton Seattle.
Location is very good. The rest kinda sucks. The Lobby is an Alamo Car rental office.
You take an elevator to the 12th floor where the lobby there is ok at best.
The rooms are Very small, bathrooms smaller. And nothing recently upgraded.
Breakfast free, but think Hampton Inn.
Air conditioner loud and a window unit.
This Hotel is very HamptonInnish at best.
Badly needs an upgrade.
I turned down the Fairmont to get my Hilton points. What a dissapointment.
Was embarassed as I had a colleague traveling with me.
Can't believe you put your name on this one Hilton. I expected better from you,

We stayed here in July 2011. It was a nice Hotel in a convenient location. The Alamo car rental location for Seattle is based in the hotel which was very convenient for us as we hired a car to explore the Olympic National Park, which was well worth doing. It is walking distance to all the attractions. We walked to Pike Place market, the Seattle art Museum and the space needle.

The Breakfast was included for us as diamond card holders and it was a voucher for the main restaurant. The only criticism was the charge for wine in the executive lounge which is usually free in Europe. We all love Seattle and thought this was a good hotel choice to explore Seattle and the surrounding national parks and I would love to return someday.

I stayed in this hotel in November while on a business trip. I am a Hilton Diamond member so I usually get upgraded to their better rooms. I had a room on the Executive floor. I was told that this was a small room without a desk, which was OK since I wouldn't have time to work inside the room. Wow...I have been in bigger closets! The troubling factor was that the room was in poor shape. The wallpaper in the bathroom was bubbling off and it was not the cleanest. The carpet was dirty, not at all what I had expected from and Executive floor room. Their restaurant was OK . I had met a client there and we had to be put in the back where the overflow went. It was just a bare room with some tired looking banquet furniture. On my next trip, I will go back to the Hyatt...much better rooms, more centrally located and updated. One more thing...the cost of the room was over $250.00.