Seattle's Best Budget Hotel 2008

Good, basic budget accommodations in the heart of downtown Seattle.

Reviews:

• “Friendly, fun place”
• “Great Rates and a Great Location”
• “Very pleased with room and service”
• “Budget-Minded”

Tips: There aren’t quite as many spaces as there are rooms, but the lot rarely fills up completely.

Sixth Avenue Inn

Historic property turned modern boutique hotel offers amenities tailored to guests who want a genuine Portland experience.

Reviews:

• “Wake Up Call!”
• “Unique, vintage flair with a reasonable rate”
• “More surfaces, please!”
• “and I am the target demographic "
• “New Favorite Place – Great Place for Events! "

Tips: The front desk doubles as a TicketsWest sales outlet. A cozy second-floor lounge area is stocked with business supplies and magazines.

Ace Hotel

No-frills hotel with airport parking, free shuttle, and very affordable Sleep-Park-Fly packages ideal for catching those early flights.

Tips: A free continental breakfast is included.

Clarion Hotel

Clean and simple rooms in an ideal downtown location make this historical hotel one of the city’s best bargains.

Reviews:

• “Don’t Touch My Stuff!”
• “some details about the Moore”
• “value for the money, good location, friendly staff”
• “Definitely no-frills, but you can’t do better for the money. "
• “I don’t get it.”

Tips: Grab a stiff cocktail downstairs at the legendary Nite Lite, a popular dive bar that’s retained its kitschy vintage charm.

Moore Hotel

A remarkable travel bargain, this small inn offers a prime location and comfy lodging.

Reviews:

• “My kind of place”
• “not what it’s cracked up to be…”
• “Nothing More Seattle Than “The Pensione”"
• “Amazing location, cool old building and great customer service!”
• “They are very customer service oriented and what a wonderful atmosphere”

Tips: For where to shop, eat and drink at the Market, check out our guide.

Pensione Nichols or email Pensione Nichols

Spare, white hipster hotel where European-style affordability and hostel sensibility meet.

Reviews:

• “It Ain’t The Sheraton…”
• “Cool Place in Great Location”
• “Ace is the place!”
• “LOVELOVELOVE IT!”
• “Very cool hotel.”

Tips: While none of the rooms will be impervious to noise, try Room 121 (in the back) for a more tranquil experience—and a view of Puget Sound.

The Ace Hotel

Hotel located two blocks from the University of Washington offers suites with fully-equipped kitchens, free continental breakfasts and a pool.

Reviews:

• “Don’t stay here!”
• “Worst hotel in which I’ve ever stayed. Beds were rock hard, the carpets smelled like stale cigarettes and hot garbage, amenities were all broken and it cost $160/night. Avoid like the plague.”

University Travelodge

The Sleepy Bear mascot has come to symbolize reliability, comfort and convenience for travelers on a budget.

Tips: Some properties feature Sleepy Bear Den Rooms which boast fun, themed decor for the little ones.

Travelodge

European ambience and pocket-friendly rates make this homey Queen Anne spot a best buy.

Reviews:

• “If you are on a budget and want to be close to the action of Seattle this is the hotel for you!”
• “POOR POOR POOR HOTEL”
• “DO NOT STAY AT THIS AWFUL PLACE! "
• “Comfy, Great Location, Give it a try!!”
• “Quaint”

Tips: Continental breakfast is included. Complimentary wine Wednesday and Saturday, 5pm-6:30pm. Self-service laundry facilities are available on-site.

Inn at Queen Anne

Budget hotel offers standard amenities and low rates to road-weary travelers.

Tips: Join the Gold Crown Club International program and earn points toward free hotel stays and amusement park passes, as well as discounts at Target, Home Depot, Roots, Olive Garden, Universal Studios and Mobil.

Best Western

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