Top Hotels Near Guidepost in Fremont

"Room was very clean and staff super friendly. Kitchen was more of a kitchenette with Nespresso coffee, sink, fridge, and microwave."

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"Very nice hotel. Owner very friendly. Clean and comfortable. "

"I had a great stay at the Belltown Inn. The room was very clean and well-equipped, with both a refrigerator and microwave, which made my stay extra convenient. I also appreciated how quiet the space was, even with a window facing the street—it made for a very relaxing environment. While the hotel doesn’t offer breakfast, they do provide coffee in the morning, which was a nice touch to start the day. The location is definitely one of its best features—it’s within walking distance to major Seattle attractions like the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, and Pike Place Market. There are also plenty of nearby restaurants, making it easy to find good food without needing to travel far. Overall, a comfortable, convenient, and well-located place to stay in Seattle. Highly recommend!"

"Parking was easy but expensive, which is to be expected in Seattle. The hotel was fine for our needs. The thermostat wasn’t working properly but we were there for 2 nights and worked around the problem. An elevator was out of service which made wait times a little longer but again, not a huge inconvenience. We didn’t eat at the restaurants in the hotel because there are endless choices around. The staff were welcoming and checkin was quick and easy. We’ll be staying again next month for Phantom of the Opera, so we’ll see how the second time goes. Overall, no complaints about the hotel. "

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"Nice place to stay. Very low water pressure/flow from shower. We were on the 2nd floor. Also no robes in the room."

"We had a very nice stay. Beautiful view of the Space Needle. Comfortable beds, very clean room."

"Stayed here a couple of times. The first time was before the renovation. The rooms and hotel were a bit quirk and old and it’s 3 stories with no elevator. Creaky floors, outdated bathrooms and some closets weren’t finished. Some were just small spaces with some shelves, some inside the space where the heater unit or hot water heater was with a wooden bar with some hangers. Appears the hotel has finished renovations and the bathrooms have been updated and painted, as well as the rooms. The room this time also had updated furniture as well and nice size TV. Hardwood floors may have all Ben refinished, but still creaky. (It’s an old hotel) I had a King bed room with one wing back chair and a desk and desk chair as well as a mini fridge and dresser. (enough room for a small sofa, but no sofa) Service was fair, not over the top but not terrible either. Over the top would be if their door person and front desk stall made intentional greeting to guest as they left or came back. Depending on who was working you could get that or the door person and desk staff engaged in their own conversation. It has a pretty decent restaurant attached and its location in lower Queen Anne is perfect with a Safeway, CVS and a few good restaurants all within walking distance. If you have a car. Parking is moderately difficult to find by the hotel, but there is paid parking lots that can be used nearby. Bottom line is, off season good rates, high, up to $300/night. If you like quirky this is a good one"