Seattle Hotel Guide - Hamlin Park hotels in Seattle, United States of America.

"I had stayed at the motel a few nights earlier and was exhausted, clumsy, and out of my mind. Apparently, I had left the room in such bad shape (broken glass, which I don't remember, and too much garbage), so they refused to let me stay this time, as I had been put on a Do Not Reserve list. I apologized profusely and asked what I could do to make amends, and they simply refused to accommodate me. I ended up sleeping in my car that night. I am generally a good guest, and this was not my normal behavior - it was simply driven by exhaustion and not thinking clearly. Besides, I thought that's what the cleaning staff was for - surely, I didn't leave it in anywhere near the condition a rock star would have."

"Room is very spacious and well accommodated. All is as advertised and the breakfast is very nice but shuts down a little earlier than advertised. Very convenient to Northgate light rail. "

"Clean modern room, friendly staff. One side overlooks a gas station so you may want to request to be away from that but it didn’t bother me. "

"The fully stocked kitchen that was promised had not a single piece of silverware/plate/cup/cooking utensil/pot/pan/etc.. what the heck?! Not even any paper towels and the like... this is an extended stay?? Also, for a 3 night stay I was given only two packets of coffee for the little 4 cup pot and was informed that more would be $2 each! What?? The room itself was decently clean but the amount of serious rust and wear on the closet door frame was pretty bad. There were outside lights that were very bright and the room wasnt that dark at all so the sleep was just okay (thankfully the bed was comfortable enough) The shower head was unusually low but provided good pressure so that was nice. Also.. my room key deactivated THREE times for an unknown reason and I had to head back to the office three times.. luckily room 118 was close to the office. Parking was never an issue. Even though I'll probably visit this area again soon for work, I definitely will NOT be returning to this location "

"The room was clean and the bed was incredibly soft with hot water for the jetted tub and the rooms were quiet and the air for the room is not thermostat controlled which allowed for good background noise. "

"We had too rooms. They were a bit on the rough side, but still plenty of space, and the beds/pillows were very comfortable. "

"A unique boutique hotel set in a national park, beautifully restored from a former Catholic seminary. The renovation preserves history while creating a calm, elegant space. Only 20 minutes from Seattle, yet it feels like a true escape — quiet, peaceful, and grounding. Clean rooms, comfortable king bed, great shower, good coffee, and convenient parking. The staff is attentive but unobtrusive, which adds to the relaxing atmosphere. The only small improvement I’d suggest is crisper bedding presentation. Also, keep in mind the kitchen closes after 10 PM (bar for drinks only). Overall, a special place to slow down and reset. I would definitely return."

"It’s ok "

"Al good "