Embassy Suites by Hilton Seattle Downtown Pioneer Square

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10/10Priceline· 5 months ago

So close to the stadiums. The staff is so nice and helpful and the manager reception is extra plus. The pool area is also great with good views.

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christinewynne

5/5Tripadvisor· a month ago

Took the train from Portland with son and two grandkids - always more relaxing and fun than driving for 4-5 on crowded highways. Embassy Suites is right next to train station so easy to get to after train ride and a great place to leave our bags the day we departed. Took public transit or walked everywhere including from the waterfront. Kids loved the big swimming pool and hot tub and I loved the giant workout room.Rooms were very large with lots of space for the family. Free breakfast was one of the best I’ve had with lots of variety of fresh breakfast items . Great getaway from Portland. will come again .

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Donna

5/5Google· 2 weeks ago

My favorite hotel in the city ❤️ I use my Hilton points to stay here after a night out with my girlfriends every now and then. The rooms are so nice and clean especially for an embassy suites… which you don’t always expect that from. The suites are affordable (I think almost every room is a suite) and have comfy beds. We paid like $40 extra upon checkin to upgrade to a room with a view… it was so worth it! The guy who checked us in was super nice and fun. My friends were a lot upon arrival but he handled them with a smile. My only complaint is that parking is unfairly expensive. Only area for improvement. No notes otherwise

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Autumn Mitchell

5/5Google· 3 weeks ago

This might be my new favorite hotel and I've stayed in a lot of them. The staff were incredibly professional, knowledgeable and friendly. That's definitely a reflection of union labor being skilled, happy labor. The views are also incredible. The location is right by public transport at the intersection of major city districts. It's quiet at night. If you have a chance to stay in room 2305, I highly recommend it. Phenomenal stay. I miss it already.

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Jonathan Maer

5/5Google· 4 months ago

My family is 5 just spent 3 great night's at this property. It feels brand new, but apparently it's almost 10 years old. The rooms were very spacious. The shower is absolutely amazing, like WOW! Breakfast was great too with plenty of options. Location is also fantastic as you can walk many places. The only minor complaint I had was the onsite parking was a bit steep, but it does include in/out privileges and it was safe and convenient. As a Diamond I was very happy with this property and would gladly return.

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3/10Priceline· 2 months ago

I stayed here because I had family who had a reservation here. The location was good for attending the Seahawks game.

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Unknown322

5/5Tripadvisor· 4 weeks ago

My wife and I stayed at the Embassy Suites in downtown Seattle, right next to Lumen Field, and overall we had a fantastic experience. We were in town for the Seahawks game the next day, and you really couldn't ask for a better location. We arrived a few hours before normal check-in, and they allowed us to check in early for an additional $30. We were greeted by a very friendly customer service person who got us checked in quickly and gave us two bottles of water. Parking is self-parking in a covered garage and costs extra. The garage was easy to find, and it was convenient to unload our luggage and get everything up to our room. We had a one-bedroom corner suite on the 20th floor, and the room was huge. We had a view of Lumen Field, which was especially cool knowing we were going to the Seahawks game the next day. Our view was partially blocked by another section of the hotel, though. It looked like a corner room on the opposite side might have a great view of the water, so that's something we may request on our next stay. The suite had a separate bedroom and living area, two large TVs, a large couch, table and chairs, coffee maker, microwave, and mini fridge. Everything was extremely clean and well maintained. The bed was also very comfortable, and we slept great both nights. The shower deserves a special mention. It was fantastic. It was large and spacious, with excellent water pressure and a nice, steady flow. Just a really nice shower and definitely one of the better hotel showers we've had. Our only real complaint about the room was the sliding bathroom doors. They don't provide a very good seal, so you don't get as much privacy when using the bathroom as you would with a regular door. Then there's the breakfast. We went downstairs right when breakfast opened at 7:00 Sunday morning, and this was easily the best complimentary hotel breakfast we've ever had. They have a made-to-order omelet station along with just about everything else you could want. The food was good, there was plenty of seating, and the dining area didn't feel crowded. Calling this a typical continental breakfast really doesn't do it justice. For anyone wondering about the price, our total was around $1,000 for two nights, including parking, for the one-bedroom suite. It's certainly not a cheap stay, but considering the size and cleanliness of the suite, the comfortable bed, excellent breakfast, friendly service, and especially the location right next to Lumen Field, we were very happy with our stay. If you're coming to Seattle for a Seahawks game, this hotel is incredibly convenient. Being able to stay right next to the stadium and not worry about driving or parking on game day is a huge plus. We would absolutely stay here again and plan to make this our hotel the next time we come to Seattle to see the Seahawks play. Highly recommended!

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Shawn Ross

2/5Google· a month ago

Very disappointed in this stay. Chose this location for the proximity to Lumen Field and for that you will be rewarded, it's a short walk to the stadium so you don't have to deal with any of the rush. I was also pleased with the early check in for our room as I had done a Spartan race earlier in the day and really wanted a shower before going to see Monster Jam. The good really ended there for the day. First off the parking is a joke. $65 a night to park is ridiculous, there is no world in which anyone will ever convince me that is alright and that's not even taking into account Seattle's BS 25% parking tax. No discounts available for Honors members and the best part is the parking is literally attached to and owned by the hotel, do better. When I went to take my shower there was almost no body wash. Also, there are ridiculously loud barn doors to the shower that do not provide privacy FYI, don't expect that people can't see you shower. But I made due, finished my business and stopped by the front desk on way to the stadium to ask for some body wash. Hours later when we returned our door was wide open, yes you read that right, wide open, just push and walk on in. Our belongings and purses, etc. were out. We never would've thought to use the safe as we had a reasonable expectation that someone from the hotel coming to our room would close up. I called down to discuss it with the front desk and the young man I spoke to, while nice, asked me to call back in 20 minutes to speak to the manager. 1st of all, I didn't want anything other than an acknowledgment and to have you discuss with the staff that this is unacceptable. 2nd of all, I just called you, I've done my part, how bout you call me or make some sort of attempt to right the ship instead of thinking I'm calling back in 20 minutes. You knew my room number, you have my information, that's terrible customer service and enough that I will not use this establishment again.