Everything about the Gaslight Inn is "Just The Best"!!....starting with the friendliest Innkeeper. Steve Bennett made me feel like he was welcoming me home. He truly projects a love for making each guest's visit special. Everyone is helpful, the accommodations wonderfully comfortable, and the continental breakfast fabulous. The Inn itself is like spending time in a fabulous victorian art museum with fantastic views. The backyard, complete with a beautiful pool, is a real Oasis in the city. I can't wait to return!

I stay often in Seattle and always look forward to my home away from home at The Gaslight, the architectually designed home is extremely well maintained as well as the gardens. It seems they must have improved there internet as I had full access 24/7 for free unusual this day in age. The Innkeeper and housekeepers are always pleasant and ready and willing to assist in any way they can to help enhance my stay. Thumbs up, I would reccommend The Gaslight as your next place to stay in Seattle.....

A place like the Gaslight Inn is becoming harder and harder to find. Rarely does one find customer service like this. They have really thought of everything, and if they haven't, just tell them. They appreciate the feedback and do what is necessary to make the changes. The continental breakfast is fantastic.... the best of what simplicity can offer...great scones, croissants, and fresh skillet jam are just a few of the highlights. The view is impeccable, Internet is fast, and the place is walking distance from downtown. Oh, and I cannot forget to mention the awesome Irish guy, Steve, the owner. He not only cares about your experience, but also definitely has a pulse check on the city and the hood and can give great recommends for food and such.

The archetype of a B&B. Perfect amount of food in the morning (if you want a full breakfast, there are plenty of choices within easy walking distance). Great beds and hot showers. Fantastic views. What more could you want?

We stayed in 107 (top floor, panoramic view of downtown) and 105 a few days later (right below 107, with its own private deck and the same view). Every room is slightly different. There is a HUGE common area on the main floor filled with amazing modern art, much of it glass.

Steve the innkeeper is a ball of energy and has owned the building for over 40 years. He knows everything about the area, so be sure to ask him for suggestions about places to eat or sites to see.

Of note for business travelers: a new wireless network was installed right before we got there. Not sure if they got a fiber connection or what, but it's blazingly fast. I pulled 30Mbit/sec on a speedtest. Good signal in the rooms in which we stayed.

I love this place and will definitely return.