Seattle hotels near Pacific Science Center

Cons: No faults

Cons: We arrived and the gentleman at the desk said our room wasn't quite ready. He said "I have a single bed room available, is that okay?" To which I responded, our room is a double bed room and I pulled out my receipt and showed him, to which he then gave us the correct room. (Which was very nice) During checkout we went up and told them we were leaving and then said we owe $460. I then said, "This was already pre-paid, and pulled out my receipt." He then said "Oh yes, I see it here."

Cons: Parking was a little pricey but not bad when compared with the rest of town. Honestly there wasn't anything I didn't like here.

Cons: Charging for internet is ridiculous

Cons: No A/C in some rooms

Cons: High cost

Cons: The only complaint I have is the only ice machine in the hotel is in the lobby. I think maybe there would be room to put small ice machines by the elevators on each floor.

Cons: No view from the room I stayed in, not even a slight view of sky. Opening the shades offered views of other tenant's rooms. Suggest getting a room on the street side of building to at least see some sky and be able to open shades.

Cons: cleanliness

Cons: The barn door for the restroom was cool looking but a little awkward in practicality.

Cons: The street noise at this location is unbearable. My room was also way too warm at night.

Cons: Was great with it all.

Cons: Very loud. No private bathroom. Tiny room.

Cons: Half the rooms face the service road and car park.

Cons: The hotel opened in 1962 and while clearly well maintained, there are spots where it shows its age.

Cons: Our water view room had a piece of dock equipment (mobile people gangway or something) partially obstructing of our water view.

Cons: Staff wasn't super helpful, but I'm thinking that was mostly because it was the holidays and it was pretty busy The hotel cleaning staff kept on changing the shower head to the one we didn't like and we had to keep changing it back. That was just a little weird. Wish our room had a tub. Thin walls.

Cons: Overpriced valet parking $41.00!!! Just ridiculous!!!

Cons: Forced valet parking fee of $41 a night. Adds up pretty quickly. We stayed in a double/double room (no queens???, come on Edgewater) because the only king room available was over the bar which we were warned would have a band playing until midnight. So, my wife and I ended up sleeping in separate beds. Two adults in a double? Love her dearly but we both appreciate a little space when we are sleeping. We were unaware that the only heat source in the room was the fireplace. It was 90+ degrees so we didn't think about it during the day. Of course it kicked on in the middle when the temperature dropped. Didn't bother me much but it did bother my wife who was roasting since her bed was next to the fireplace. Don't get me wrong, the fireplace is a beautiful touch but would have appreciated a bit of warning about it automatically coming on during the night. Seemed a bit strange that the fireplaces in the common areas were lit even though it was record hot days the whole time we were there. I guess that should have been a clue. The shower head was held on with masking tape. Yes, masking tape. There were water stains on the ceilings. It would seem to me that a bit of paint and a new shower head in a room that costs $500 a night would not be an unreasonable expense for maintenance. Heck, use my parking fee for the weekend, that should cover it.

Cons: Bed and pillows were not comfortable

Cons: was hard to get ride to ferry using the hotel van as it was on the hour schedule.

Cons: A bit dingy & a little shabby. Expensive waterfront room partly obscured by equipment, and staff not helpful w.r.t. finding alternative room. Bar is very loud but nice location & lively.

Cons: Paying 40.00 plus tax for parking EVERY day.

Cons: Unexpected fees!!! The parking lot is solely for valet ( only other parking is a parking garage across the street and down a bit, it would be a trek if you weren't parked on the bottom). Valet parking for us was an additional $ 41 per night. They messed up our reservations and put my 17 year old daughter and I in a room with one Queen bed. We had to upgrade to a king (only other room available) $ 40 per night upgrade. Restaurant had good food but we had to pay 5 star prices for 4 star (at best) food ($ 48 for a New York Steak). I had the Cedar Plank Salmon, $38 for an 8 oz. piece. It was mushy and the side was small. Breakfast was better and a little more reasonable. No pool or jaccuzzi on premises. With all the extra fees and the taxes on the fees our two night stay ended up costing close to what a three night stay would have been. I got the feeling that they were squeezing me for more money a lot.

Cons: Too bad there isn't an "Upper Deck" or terrace on top where people could sit maybe half indoors/half out, to take in the views.

Cons: I stayed with my 2yo daughter and requested our room be on the same floor as my friend. She got a room in the front of the hotel with a view of the space needle, our room was facing the back with a view of the gas station. The view is not the issue, so much as the noise level. People were getting gas in the middle of the night with music blaring and bass loud enough that the walls were vibrating. Wish they had more consideration in that aspect. Room had a musty smell, which I discussed with the front desk who advised me they were at 90% capacity and couldn’t accommodate a room change, that that the smell is related to the winds and pollen in the air.Both my daughter and I had allergy flare ups from that smell.

Cons: room keys and elevators had issues the entire time front desk staff not informed and/or rude parking garage has several elevators most don't get you to your room ice machine couldn't keep up photos of gallery/snack bar were deceiving. Never saw it stocked like the photo. bed super uncomfortable

Cons: Nothing. Everything was perfect