Find hotels near Georgetown Powerplant Museum, Seattle from $104

"Clean & nice room"

"Why aren’t washcloths ever in the Pioneer Square location? "

"The staff was really nice. The room was spotless. I saw a cafe, a lounge, and an exercise room on the way in. The bathroom had an actual tub, which is a big plus in my book. The toilet was one of these power-flush deals. Maybe it's a guy thing, but when that thing flushed.. it's like it's banishing your excretions to the darkest circles of hell, never to be seen again. My only complaint is the $100 fee for losing the key card. Not cool man. Still, it's a pretty nice place, overall."

"Best ever"

"Friendly staff, clean room, lots of character. "

"Just needed to be close to VA for an early morning appointment"

"The property was beautiful and perfect for us. The host, Hamy, was incredibly kind and helpful. Would definitely stay here again!"

"Have stayed here twice and when I'm in Seattle again, will stay here a third time! Cute enough. Clean. And friendly people with a good local for catching the ferry nearby."

"This has become my go-to spot whenever I’m in town for games or concerts at Lumen Field or T-Mobile Park. The location is hard to beat! After events, I usually walk a bit south to let traffic clear before grabbing an Uber or Lyft—about a mile south is perfect. I’ve even walked the entire distance a few times, and it’s always felt safe and quiet. The room I stayed in was on the second level (no elevator), but the size was decent and it came with a small fridge and TV. The bed was comfortable enough for a good night’s sleep. Parking is definitely a plus—being so close to both stadiums makes it incredibly convenient. The lot itself is on the smaller side but very well lit (seriously, it’s bright enough to land a plane!). If you’re light-sensitive, I’d recommend bringing an eye mask. Overall, it’s a simple, convenient stay for anyone heading to a game or show nearby, and I’d stay here again without hesitation."