Hotels in Cathcart, Snohomish

"What an amazing place! Staff were very friendly, parking was easy to access and very affordable for downtown Seattle. Walking distance to the space needle and pike place. The room was very clean and staff were on top of it. Definitely staying here again! "

"Super charming hotel, clean w/ a lot of space. Two bathrooms in the room was a huge plus!"

"Room was very comfortable, staff very friendly and helpful. Loved the text option for questions or problems."

"This place was great. It was clean had great service and amazing staff."

"Nice staff and a clean room at a reasonable price."

"Staff were friendly, courteous, capable. Decor is fun. Room, lobby, hallways, elevator all very clean."

"Staff was very kind and helpful, rooms were very clean, excellent water pressure. Couldn't ask for a better location. Within walking distance of the Climate Pledge Arena, the Space Needle, the Armory, as well as the Monorail into Downtown Seattle."

"Amazing stay, clean and perfect location "

"This was maybe the third Pineapple hotel we've stayed and probably our favorite. Pleasant desk and housekeeping staff. Excellent baristas and great coffee. Clean large rooms with fridge. Great common amenities. Very walkable neighborhood with access to events, many restaurants, and the awesome Metropolitan Market. They the Hagen coffed shop with those pastries, too. We'd come back! And, still five stars, even with a couple nits: -Keurig coffeemakers. Yuck. American hoteliers: use an electric kettle like Europeans. Good instant coffee tastes as good or better than Keurig. And no extra landfill. Grandpa can learn how to use an electric kettle if he learned how to use a Keurig. -And this one is unique to me, a veteran gardener and landscaper: please spend a few hundred bucks and mulch your grounds! There's just bare irrigation hose on compacted earth. Those plants and trees will suffer from the neglet. Plus it will make the hotel look like a million bucks for very little money. Do it once in spring and again in fall. Trust me."