The Moore Hotel

Check in took longer than I had hoped. I had a reservation, but got a message from hotels.com saying I canceled it. The front desk said my reservation was good, but insisted on me finding the email and source of email. When she saw it was from hotels.com and not Expedia, she was confused, which took even more time from check in. If my reservation was already in the books as valid, I’m not sure why I would need to spend more time trying to locate all the emails I had re this reservation to find a confirmation number. After being stuck in traffic, I was just ready to get settled in my room. My advice, if you get an email from hotels.com stating you cancelled your reservation, just call the hotel and confirm your reservation is still set, but don’t mention any email or you’ll be delayed at check in.

The hotel was ideally placed for walking

As basic a Hotel as we have stayed in. Amenities zero for older people the bathroom was not overly safe. I get the historical nature of the aged building. However that doesn't make it the only reason to stay there. Web photo's bit hard to give the real picture of what your getting for your money. It was not cheap. Practically for what you got. A small room with a bed.

I had a deeply disappointing experience at this hotel. After driving three hours to Seattle, I was met with hostility and unprofessional behavior from the front desk. I asked a simple question about discrepancies between online and in person rates, and was told I was being rude, that I “wouldn’t enjoy my stay,” and was then asked to leave the hotel. Prior to that, I had called multiple times with parking questions, was placed on hold for over 10 minutes, and never received a response. When I arrived, the front desk employee was arguing on a personal call and clearly agitated. The front desk lady also claimed to own the hotel and wouldn’t let me speak to a manager! I was treated with disrespect, and I believe my accent contributed to the way I was perceived and dismissed. After getting a hold of management later responded to my complaint with vague statements about internal reviews, but no apology or accountability. I do not recommend this hotel and would caution others especially travelers from diverse backgrounds about the way guests are treated here.

No hotwater.

I stayed here before and after a cruise. Excellent location-an easy walk to Pier 66 but used shuttle suggested by hotel staff. Hotel is also close to dining and tourist stuff as well as transit.Staff was very helpful. Interesting hotel-an old building with a certain understated elegance and its obvious that improvements are being made. A box of kleenix tissues would be a helpful addition. I would definitely stay here again when in Seattle.

Was it the classiest hotel I've ever stayed in? No. Was it cool and unique and just what we needed? Definitely. I stayed with my boyfriend and a friend of ours in a room/ two rooms that joined via the bathroom. We used an 'are ya decent?' code to be sure we all had privacy. It was clean and seemingly not haunted contrary to online stories. It's less than 5min walk to Pike Place Market and had a coffee shop connected to lobby. The price was reasonable when comparing to other downtown hotels. The painting on elevator door is...odd.

No place to eat.

Had an inadvertent mixup with our reservation and Mike was very proactive, flexible, and understanding. What a relief for what could have a been highly stressful incident. Quick to reply by email and work something out. Looking forward to staying in adjoining rooms

The Moore Hotel in Seattle is a perfect mix of old-school charm and modern vibes. Built in 1907, it has that vintage feel but still offers all the comforts you need for a chill, affordable stay. It’s right in the heart of downtown, just a short walk from Pike Place Market and the waterfront. You’ve got La Llorona Taqueria for some seriously good eats and Moore Coffee for your caffeine fix, all inside the hotel. The rooms are reasonably priced, and the atmosphere is laid-back. For a comfy, budget-friendly stay with a killer location, The Moore Hotel’s the spot.