Seattle Hotel Guide - Nintendo of America Inc. Headquarters hotels in Seattle, United States of America.

"I stay here once a year for work and I really enjoy the property and what it has to offer. Although I was surprised to find out that the hot tub is no longer accessible. I guess there are new owners and there will no longer be a hot tub available. Other than that I love how its close in proximity to food and shopping. I love that it has a mini fridge and microwave which is often not available at other places. Definitely will stay again in the future. "

"Internet was not bad"

"My room was clean and had a rolling chair by a desk, and a small arm chair. The guest laundry room was clean and spacious, though I didn't use it. There was also small business center with a computer and printer. The walls between the rooms were a bit thin, and I could hear people letting their doors slam, so consider earplugs. I felt safe and comfortable. I also loved the citrus soaps they stick for guests."

"The night staff was not able to accept U$ cash payment. It had to go on my credit card. I took that to be a sign that the facility was cutting back on staff training and quality. In the morning when I needed to get another packet of decaf the front desk was deserted. I finally found room service on my floor and they were happy to oblige. If you can find a better deal, take it. There was no charging on site for electric cars. Not even a 120v plug!"

"This hotel was great! Super clean, friendly staff - especially Jeremy - restaurant and pool very fun… would highly recommend super easy area to get around in and safe! "

"Room was comfortable and clean! Will definitely be returning!"

"It’s a little difficult to get to, but going to Marymoore Park was a piece of cake"

"Hotel was fine but they charge 38 dollars to park your car or 60 for vallet which is ridiculous and i didnt see that disclosed before booking. Hotel is on the eastside not in downtown Seattle so charging for parking is ridiculous and street parking isnt possible due to the towncenter strict overnight parking rules."

"Way to room dark area feels like not safe door was not working properly its kind jam"