Search Hotels Near Petrovitsky Park, Seattle

"Friendly, clean. Would come again "

"The hotel is being updated therefore the photos on Expedia and the hotel website are outdated. Then rooms were more warm and inviting but the new updates are cleaner and simplier. No carpet, no wall pictures so there is an echo in the room."

"Nice place to stay "

"Have is a room on the 1st floor. The laminate floor was buckled and lifting up. Looked like a trip hazard, so we asked for a different room. They gave us a room on the 3rd floor. The bedspread had spots on it and the carpet was dirty. I didn't like walking on it in bare feet. The hallways and elevator smelled of people smoking weed. We left our window open to air it out. On a post note the breakfast was good. "

"All the staffs from front desk to restaurant ate awesome!!!"

"Property, common areas and room was clean. Small cold continental breakfast available but there was a Starbucks across the street and a Denny's down the street."

"Needs better key pad system. Sometimes the card works, sometimes it doesn't. "

"Very nice place with great service, up to date rooms, parking, and breakfast."

"The room was spotless, and the bed and pillows were comfortable. It was also very quiet and the heating and air conditioning system was excellent and quiet. I love that it had a kitchen with a full-size (and quiet) refrigerator, But the kitchen didn’t have a single pot or pan in it, so there was no way to take advantage of the stove or heat water to make your own tea or coffee. Is there awkward items to travel with, even if you’re going to stay for a few weeks. Paper towels would also have been handy to clean up spills in the kitchen. A box of facial tissues would’ve been nice as well. This items are common things to find in hotel rooms with kitchens and it was odd that they weren’t there. Still, I love that the place is dog friendly and there’s a nice area all around the building to walk your dog. They’re also restaurants for lunch and dinner nearby. There are no breakfast establishments nearby though, so be prepared to make your own breakfast without a pot or pan unless you bring it."