1/5 - Terrible
its just gross and drug traffickers and prostitution...






Historic hotel in downtown Seattle. Room was on the small side, but clean with comfortable mattress and towels. Excellent housekeeping staff made up room daily. Starbucks coffee service in the room. The location is excellent, minutes from Pike Place Market, Space Needle, shopping, restaurants and ...
Reviewed on Feb 19, 2026

The room had lots of dog hair everywhere! I had to ask housekeeping to vacuum more. It still was fog hair apparent. I think of you have dogs, the rooms should be without carpet or there should be a better contraption used to get the hair up. Also, it was so cold that my thermostat wouldn't warm my ...
Reviewed on Feb 19, 2026

The room and views were beautiful. Hotel staff were so very nice and attentive. Coffee was delicious. The hotel is perfectly situated and in the middle of everything. All tourist attractions and restaurants were at walking distance. Thank you very much for welcoming us and for all of your attention ...
Reviewed on Feb 19, 2026

This place is no longer open. I spent 2.5 hours on the phone after arriving and finding it closed. Ruined our whole night downtime and went in circles with Expedia customer support for hours.
Reviewed on Feb 16, 2026

I had a pleasant stay. Host is very cooperative it’s very clean and quiet. Very good place to stay
Reviewed on Feb 7, 2026

The room was spotless and comfortable - sheets and towels seemed brand new! Staff was available as needed, and they left nice treats in the lobby for guests.
Reviewed on Feb 8, 2026

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its just gross and drug traffickers and prostitution...
Stay in Bellevue or Seattle instead. Kent hotels tend to be outdated and 3* at best.
Kent is a dump
It just felt dirty and grimy. I didn’t notice Quite a bit of litter in the streets and alongside the roadways
could have coffee maker in room.
Busy Busy Busy place.