Hotels in Downtown Redmond, Seattle

"Everything was great from check in to check out."

"Great location. Staff was friendly. Rooms were okay. Clean and comfortable bed."

"Easy spot close to a lot of perfect spots. Jump on a scooter and your at Pikes Market or Space Needle in minutes. Very friendly staff and easy check in and check out "

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"Modern, clean, well decorated and comfortable. All staff were very friendly. Good location. "

"From the valet and front desk staff to the lounge bartender, all of the employees at the CP were polite and friendly. Our room, which was in the 32 floor, was clean and large. It also had a beautiful view of Seattle. It came with bottled water, which they would refill as often as we wanted. The pillows are very thick, so if you want one that’s thinner you’ll either need to ask or bring your own. The bar opens at 5:00 pm for food and drinks. They make an awesome old fashion. and the lemon drop is above average. We didn’t try the food, though many around us did. We parked at the valet ($60) and took Ubers everywhere. Friday night in downtown Seattle can be a traffic mess. For under $200 a night this hotel was worth every penny. "

"We stayed one night after arriving late at night on an international flight. The shuttle bus arrived within 10 minutes after my call. The hotel is close to the airport so it was a quick ride. Check-in was easy and the staff were friendly. The beds were comfortable, the room was clean and the shower was good (very important). The included breakfast was pretty good for a budget buffet. There were several hot and cold choices. This was our second time staying here after a flight and this will continue to be our go to hotel in SeaTac. It's not a high end hotel but it's a great value in the price range."

"The staff was very nice and then room is just so relaxing. Along with that, the bar service was great! We hung out there for a few hours our last night and had a good time. "

"This hotel is very charming and the location is amazing. Easy access to the monorail and lightrail, Pike Place Market, and the Seattle Waterfront. It was the loveliest spot for a staycation. "