Seattle hotels in Capitol Hill

Pros: 11th Avenue Inn was incredible. Wonderfully restored early 1900's home with hardwood floors, china, crystal, beautiful rugs. Step back in time to an elegant experience. Centered in a great neighborhood with shops and restaurants within a short walking distance. The owner and his staff were always around and happy to talk about things to see and do in Seattle. We loved the neighborhood experience.

Pros: Great breakfast with very friendly staff. We had an excellent stay.

Pros: Reasonably priced, excellent and informative communication prior to arrival, very conveniently located (close to bus and light rail), comfortably appointed and well maintained, exceptionally friendly and helpful staff, carefully prepared and delicious breakfasts... what's not to love about this gem of a bed and breakfast? Definitely exceeded our expectations!

Pros: The hospitality was outstanding. Absolutely impeccable and immaculate

Pros: Loved everything, the room the people at the inn. It was an experience I will never forget.

Pros: Erin, the host was amazing. She extended a very warm welcome and helped with the surrounding. She even made great breakfast. Overall great service.

Pros: The host is a really Beautiful person. Thanks Melani for making our stay soo comfortable, the breakfast was really delicious and the service is really excellent. Will always refer my friends to come and stay with you guys. It has been a beautiful and relaxing experience felt like home all the time. Best of luck guys and will see you soon

Pros: The staff at the Inn were extremely friendly and helpful. We had tours prior to breakfast being served and they made up bagged breakfasts for us. When we did eat breakfast at the Inn, they were tasty and changed daily. They even accommodate special dietary needs and preferences. The beds were extremely comfortable as was the whole environment. We were 5 minutes from the Link Light Rail system and able to walk to all of the downtown destinations. Should we return to Seattle, we'd definitely stay here again.

Pros: Terrific staff that was personable and flexible. Lovely breakfast service (M you're the best). Facinating travel encounters that rarely happen in the franchise places. GREAT PRICES when the morning meal and little extras are factored in. I'll be back for sure!!!!!!!

Pros: Everything

Pros: Sophia was an outstanding hostess, giving us so many helpful recommendations — restaurants, public transportation, most especially Uber which we’d never used, and even how to negotiate our time and luggage prior to train departure.

Pros: Our stay was delightful! We enjoyed the location, the weather, and the accommodations. The host was amazing and took great care of us. We'd love to stay again.

Pros: Friendly host, lots of tips for Seattle and Portland. Charming house with nice interior. No noise from other guests. Though we could hear some planes passing over.

Pros: Breakfast was well presented and well cooked. Eggs, yogurt, croissants, fruit, granola, juice, coffee. Premises were attractive, clean, and comfortable. The owner was VERY helpful, accommodating, and friendly.

Pros: Beautiful home! We arrived late and Sophia was very accommodating. Excellent breakfasts. Enjoyed meeting other guests.

Pros: Beautiful house with only four guest rooms, quiet and relaxing.

Pros: This is a bed and breakfast in a large older house in a leafy suburb of Seattle. This is a well maintained classic old house full of original art and a very nice collection of antique furniture. The owner is a former Russian journalist who spends a lot of her time writing in her study/library. Think of it like staying overnight at the grand house of some educated bohemian friends. The neighborhood is very quiet, the house is next to an Olmstead park. You'll feel pretty far from downtown - but its just a short taxi ride from downtown - 15 minutes and $10-15. I stayed in the the largest room - the house's former master bedroom. It has a short entry hall, to a large bedroom, with a king size bed, and a walk-in closet. It has a huge bathroom, and then a pair of french doors lead out to a huge second floor balcony with a small table and chairs overlooking the street.