Luther Burbank Park

Overall, we had a great experience. We loved the hot tub and pool and how spacious the rooms were, with a kitchen, couch, and a bedroom. We also appreciated that the location was near public transit. Our only feedback is that they need to make sure that the bedding is actually clean.

This hotel was in a fantastic location, right in the center of the Belltown area, next to bus lines, bike streets, and many restaurants and bars. The room had everything I could hope for: Suite style rooms with fridge, microwave, and kitchen sink. The air conditioning was nice, and the room was spacious. And they had great coffee in the mornings, plus their free-for-guest bicycle service was a great help. However, that's not the nicest part of the hotel; the nicest part of the hotel was the helpfulness of the staff. These people were the outright nicest, most accommodating, and willing to help me out in the middle of an Administrative nightmare, that required assistance with some vital paperwork. This team was more than happy to help me out of that jam, rapidly and without question--that action showed such grace and care for guests, that if and when I return to Seattle, The Belltown Inn is going to be my first choice, hands down.

My wife and stayed for one night at the Mayflower Park Hotel in downtown Seattle on Memorial Day. This was a neat historic hotel in a very convenient location, right by the Westlake Center monorail station and in easy walking distance to the waterfront and Pike Place Market. The lobby to the hotel was beautiful and provided ample space to hang out. Our room was on the smaller side (as to be expected in such a historic building) but comfortable. We had a good night's sleep there and would recommend this hotel to anyone looking to stay in this part of downtown Seattle.