The Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle offers a superb location in Downtown Seattle, close to everything great in the Pacific Northwest. A few... more »
The Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle offers a superb location in Downtown Seattle, close to everything great in the Pacific Northwest. A few blocks from the Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle, you can explore the historic Pike Place Market or the new Seattle Central Library; catch a Mariners game at Safeco Field or a Seahawks game at Qwest Field in Pioneer Square. Walk two blocks from the Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle to your meeting at the Washington Convention & Trade Center, then indulge yourself at hundreds of downtown stores, including Westlake Center and Pacific Place shopping malls. Explore the local waterways on an Argosy Cruise or on any of the major cruise lines. Click on the Packages tab for some great options to help you see it all!The Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle also puts you in the heart of the city s amazing arts scene, including the beautiful 5th Avenue and Paramount Theatres, Seattle Art Museum, and Benaroya Hall. The Space Needle stands just minutes away, casting its long shadow over Key Arena, the Pacific Science Center, the Experience Music Project and McCaw Hall, home of the Seattle Opera and the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Plus, the Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle is just four miles from the University of Washington with its Meany Hall and Husky Stadium.
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Location. The Crowne Plaza Seattle Downtown Area is located in Seattle, Wash. , Less than one-half mile from Pioneer Square, Less than one-half mile from Pike Place Market, . Property Features. Wireless Internet access, Fitness center , Business center, . Guestrooms. Wireless Internet access, Cable television, Coffeemakers, . The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at either check-in or check-out. Valet parking: $32 per 24-hour period, The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Well located.The elevator service.“I
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Posted Jul 23, 2008
Mediocre
Well located.The elevator service.“I would not stay here again because of the poor elevator service. There are only four and one was out of service. A hotel with 34 floors needs at least two, if not three, elevator banks, with four each...
Location, staff, clean I loved this
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Posted Jul 15, 2008
Excellent
Location, staff, clean I loved this hotel.I have no complaints.“The hotel is in a good location. It is clean and comfortable. I had a room with a wonderful view. The hotels staff was very friendly and helpful...
The breakfast buffet, the view, nice
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Posted Jul 10, 2008
Okay
The breakfast buffet, the view, nice people at front desk.Broken elevators, smoke smell.“I've never seen anything like it. All people checking out Saturday morning with luggage, going down fire escape, since all four elevators didn't work. People...
Very comfortable beds.$ valet parking;
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Posted Jul 10, 2008
Horrible
Very comfortable beds.$ valet parking; no towel rack; sink plug broken; swing-arm mirror missing screw.“The Crown Plaza Seattle was so quiet and peaceful - I slept like a log and my partner didn't snore (or I slept so well I didn't hear him)....
We stayed on the executive level, which provided many amenities such as "quiet zones", room safe, mini fridge, spectacular view, comfy beds, spacious room, and an executive lounge by which you could have complimentary evening hors...
47 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
My sister and I stayed here for two nights, one being the 4th of July. We payed a bit extra ($184.00) for an executive level room (floors 31-34), which gave us a spacious room with double beds, and a breathtaking view of the city, Space Needle, and partial bay. Our window was huge, almost an entire wall. Our room also had a safe, mini fridge, 42 inch LCD flatscreen, and plenty of space to spread out. We originally planned to stay at the Hilton, but I'm glad we chose the Crowne Plaza as our floor was higher than the roof of the Hilton nearby: we would never have had the spectacular view had we stayed there.
Staff was friendly, courteous and helpful - which is why I would come back here anytime, and recommend this hotel to anyone. The valet parking was $30.00 per night, which is standard for a downtown Seattle hotel, plus the parking is secured, unlike the Hilton's.
Our room had a nice bathroom with black marble tile floor, and a large granite counter which was fine for two women to share. Shower was hot, good water pressure, and nice bow curtain rod, which gives more elbow room.
Staying on the executive level guarantees a "quiet zone" on the weekdays, and it was certainly quiet for us Thursday evening. No screaming or crying children, no people wandering the hallways, etc... as those floors can only be accessed by inserting your door key into the elevator. They also provide an executive lounge with nice window views, flatscreen TV, and free evening hors d'oeuvres (pizza, chicken satay, fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, dip, and cookies), and bottled water. In the mornings we had a complimentary continental breakfast which consisted of coffee, tea, juice, cold cereal, bagels, muffins, danish, lox, prosciutto ham, cream cheese, etc... It was very nice to start our day with a small meal before going out to walk around Seattle.
The only issue was the elevators. They had four shafts, but only two were in service, which made it SLOW going while waiting for the elevator to show up. Fortunately, whenever staff showed up to use the service elevator, they graciously allowed us to use it to get us where we wanted to go. Another plus for the staff at this hotel!
Again, I recommend this hotel for its courteous staff, amenities, location and price.
The fireplace in the lobby was nice.The
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Posted Jul 08, 2008
Mediocre
The fireplace in the lobby was nice.The broken elevators and long waits.“Hotel understaffed and stressed out, granted it was a holiday weekend. Rooms and bathroom was especially felt crowed and small. Elevators were broken and you had to wait for 2...
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