The room was huge, bathroom was huge. Didn't need the staff much to me honest, but everyone was happy and helped me out during checkout to make sure everyone that helped got a little extra for their helpfulness! Sp glad we spent a little more and stayed here. Literally a minute from the market, and a great views from the room's window to just people watch and sunset. Rooftop terrace was amazing for fire and wine at night. Would stay again in a heartbeat.
The room was huge, bathroom was huge. Didn't need the staff much to me honest, but everyone was happy and helped me out during checkout to make sure everyone that helped got a little extra for their helpfulness! Sp glad we spent a little more and stayed here. Literally a minute from the market, and a great views from the room's window to just people watch and sunset. Rooftop terrace was amazing for fire and wine at night. Would stay again in a heartbeat.
Chris
Reviewed November 7, 2026Reviewed November 7, 2026
Loved the room- efficient layout and the ironing room is genius. There’s a tablet that controls everything in the room and it made our stay comfortable. Water views were gorgeous and we loved the location. Highly recommend the underground tour just one block up!
Loved the room- efficient layout and the ironing room is genius. There’s a tablet that controls everything in the room and it made our stay comfortable. Water views were gorgeous and we loved the location. Highly recommend the underground tour just one block up!
We've stayed at Cedarbrook Lodge a few times, and each time the staff are great, the rooms are super clean, the sheets are crisp, the bathrooms are very clean.
We had dinner at the Copper Leaf Lounge. The prices are on the higher end and the food isn't simply meat and potatoes. The Chef gives you a creation and it's very tasty. From the Wagyu beef steak to the chicken, each presentation was delicious. The restaurant is by reservation and it's worth waiting for. The actual candle on the...
We've stayed at Cedarbrook Lodge a few times, and each time the staff are great, the rooms are super clean, the sheets are crisp, the bathrooms are very clean.
We had dinner at the Copper Leaf Lounge. The prices are on the higher end and the food isn't simply meat and potatoes. The Chef gives you a creation and it's very tasty. From the Wagyu beef steak to the chicken, each presentation was delicious. The restaurant is by reservation and it's worth waiting for. The actual candle on the...
Barb
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
Wonderful location. Ride monorail from the Airport and walked to hotel. Never felt that we were not safe despite the large volume of homeless people. They were never a bother as kept to themselves.
We walked everywhere from our location…to the pier for sight seeing and to the area and sites around the Space needle.
We were 4 days Seattle. Spent $16 total on monorail transportation for 4 people as we had city help for our first ride. Bell town inn was amazing location. Food access walkable. ...
Wonderful location. Ride monorail from the Airport and walked to hotel. Never felt that we were not safe despite the large volume of homeless people. They were never a bother as kept to themselves.
We walked everywhere from our location…to the pier for sight seeing and to the area and sites around the Space needle.
We were 4 days Seattle. Spent $16 total on monorail transportation for 4 people as we had city help for our first ride. Bell town inn was amazing location. Food access walkable. ...
Located in a great area, less than a block from Pike’s Place. The roof top had amazing views and the restaurant had wonderful service and delicious food. Overall, we had a wonderful time! The rooms were spotless, the staff were helpful and friendly and tons of shopping within walking distance. I’d stay again!
Located in a great area, less than a block from Pike’s Place. The roof top had amazing views and the restaurant had wonderful service and delicious food. Overall, we had a wonderful time! The rooms were spotless, the staff were helpful and friendly and tons of shopping within walking distance. I’d stay again!
Totem poles and cobblestones are ready to greet you in Seattle’s Pioneer Square. This area of town is known for its public works of art, alternative bookstores, and red brick buildings.
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If you’re in town at the beginning of the month, don’t miss Art Walk, when artists spotlight their latest pieces. Head down to Art Walk from your hotel early, as vendors occasionally hand out free snacks at the beginning. Pioneer Square is also known for its year-round Underworld Tour, which shows you the subterranean city built beneath Seattle’s surface. You’ll get to see 1890s saloons and other storefronts that existed before the city decided to build a brand-new Pioneer Square on top of the old one after the Great Fire of 1889.
After a long day of touring Pioneer Square and the surrounding area, head back to your hotel for a meal and some shuteye. Take a load off, order room service, and watch a movie on TV before drifting off to sleep. Alternatively, head to the lounge and have a drink before planning out your itinerary for the next day. You can even chill out in the hot tub if you’ve been walking around all day – and don’t forget to upload your pictures to social media using the hotel’s Wi-Fi.
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