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

"In the middle of Seattle. Close to many things to do and close to the cruise port."

"We actually went to the wrong door at first. We did figure out the basement apt is it. It was very nice had everything we needed. Would totally recommend. Wish they had an out door fire pit or something but that is the only thing. Parking on the street was easy. Would recommend "

"Clean, good beds. Wonderful staff. A/C was amazing. Pitiful "breakfast". When we asked what would be available, we were told "juice and coffee. Oh, and pastries." I'm sorry, that's not breakfast, just diabetes in the making."

"The women running the place was horrible, mean and unpleasant. Would never return to this place."

"Very nice house, pleasant neighborhood, and super clean."

"Nice basement apartment. Clean and quiet enough considering it backs up to Aurora. Closer to zoo, Phinney and Greenlake. Well outfitted for short stays. Pet friendly "

"Great front desk people and clean, well-maintained rooms. But don't get carried away by the high aggregate ratings. It's just a solid three-star hotel. The neighborhood is great for walking, drinking and eating."

"I have stayed at this property a couple of times before and the interaction has always been efficient, friendly,and easy. I like not having to use a key and think the key codes are a novel idea! "

"Pros- clean, cheap and in a decent area. Host was pretty responsive , and the check in link/break down was cute. Cons- There was no electricity when I arrived. I work in Seattle and drove 3hrs here, so I had a 5pm check in instead of 3pm. When I got there I hadn't even taken all my stuff in when I realized there was no electricity. I always take "check in" and "check out" videos. After seeing the power problem, I took a video for that. Immediately messaged Vince and he asked if I had used multiple appliances. I didnt even have all my bags in lol. He did try to fix it and call maintenance. Unfortunately Maint was out and I was requested to flip the breaker myself. I didn't feel comfortable and called VRBO because I dont want to mess anything up or disturb other renters. I made it very known I thought this was a wild request. After 2 VRBO supervisors I was offered some VRBO credit, but was still w/o power for 3.5hrs. I did flip the breaker because I need electricity, but Im still not excited about it. The rest of the stay was fairly smooth. Small cons- neighbor did weird stuff with the bath all night multiple times every night? And ice? So much ice? My mind was WANDERING about what he was doing lolHS next to unit has parking lot but of course the kids and parents WILL take street parking and try to illegally park, blocking you in. All in all, not bad. The electricity thing was wild, though."