The Moore Hotel

Hotel was historic and lovely as was the staff. Location to everything you could want to see in Seattle can’t be beat. The homeless problem in the area, like many cities, is very sad.

The Moore is very convenient to downtown Seattle and fairly priced for that asset alone. The rooms and building are definitely dated but I liked the original architecture and clawfoot tub. The front desk staff were kind and held my bags for me while I explored the city prior to my flight. The room was a bit warm on check in but after opening the windows, was more than comfortable for an October evening.

Nice staff member at front desk! Great experience!

The room was comfortable. It’s an old hotel but in decent shape. The staff were friendly and welcoming. We asked for a room with a street view and we got a view. From about 10 pm - 5 am the people that “ live” on the streets come alive and very “ active “ . The area was safe during the day but in the morning you can see broken bottles, used needles and trash from what was left afterwords.There is a drug needle drop spot a half a block over , which is basically someone dropping off a pile of wrapped needles on the ground.

This is a older property but it is clean and the staff is helpful. I have stayed here twice will stay there again. Great location everything was walkable. Not fancy but affordable. It feels very historic.

Very Comfortable, big room, good beds, location was great. However, in general in spite of the beautiful tourist areas, there are many homeless at downtown.

Loved my stay room was large super clean and quite. location to market and all I wanted to see was easy walk. Coffee shop adjoining was lovely overall a great stay pre cruise. quirky place very cool would recommend and stay again.

The staff were absolutely fantastic. The vicinity to nearby restaurants and Pikes made this location perfect for me.

This hotel was built in 1907 & it shows its age. While my room was clean & the bed was comfortable, the room was quite small with dated furniture that was in good repair. The hallways were dark & poorly lit. In their online description, I saw that they did not have air conditioning & since my stay was in October, I did not see that as an issue. What they did not say in their online description is that, depending on where your room is in the building, the room will have radiator heat that only comes on at certain times of the day/evening. A space heater & extra blankets were available from the front desk. I was traveling alone & wanted to have inexpensive accommodations & this hotel fit that need. It is within 2 - 3 blocks of Pike Market which was great. The vending machine was poorly stocked & the vending machine that sold drinks ONLY sold bottled water which I thought was very odd. The elevator is quite small - again, a sign of the age of the building. I have no idea how many people were staying at the hotel during my stay but I can tell you that I encountered very, very few in the hallways. The front staff I encountered were helpful. They work very closely with one cab company & cab service was readily available when I needed it. All in all, it served my purpose but I highly doubt I will stay there again.

There was no one at the desk when we arrived, but heard someone talking in the back. She came around after awhile. When we checked out, no one there, I looked in back, no one. We waited about 10 mins, but had to make our flight, so I left the key by the computer. Room was very bare bones, no blanket or anything or pillows like the picture. Seemed clean, though no pictures or any color. Sink had old water stains, but was totally fine for one night.