Independent Esperance hotels

"our family had the best stay "

"Loved the hotel. It’s clean, conveniently located, staff are helpful, the hotel is spacious and comfortable. I really enjoyed my stay. I especially appreciate the knowledge and helpfulness of the staff at the front desk. No question was too small and they were always happy to help. Very impressed. "

"During my visit to town for the Cubs vs Mariners series, I spent four days and three nights in room 611 at this hotel. Its proximity to the T-Mobile/Lumen area was a major plus, as it was within walking distance. The room, located at the end of the hall, was both spacious and tranquil. The decor was reminiscent of the 1920s, which added a unique and nostalgic ambiance. The bed was exceptionally comfortable, although the pillows were not quite up to par. The bathroom was adequately sized and functional. Overall, I had a pleasant experience and would happily choose to stay here again in the future."

"The check in was quick and easy. The rooms were spacious and very clean. It was a short walking distance to all the major sites. Also, the breakfast place at the hotel had amazing coffee! Would definitely stay again."

"Beautiful historic hotel"

"Right from the start they appreciated our needs for a shower a quiet room. They went out of their way to successfully accommodate our change in plans"

"Upgrades are going on around the area. Hotel is nice, clean. And 4 blocks from Pikes about a 15 min walk to the space needle. Bus stop in next block Link Light Rail to Airport 4 blocks up. Front dest Host Super nice! Bikes to use with Lock and Helmet. 1st impression nice inexpensive hotel. If it changes I will update this."

"The staff was always helpful and available and the room was nice. The rooftop patio was wonderful. We went several evenings to the very nearby Safeway to buy something for dinner instead of walking to any restaurants. They have almost anything you might need."

"Room was very clean but can tell it’s very aged. The mini fridge was useless as it wouldn’t keep anything cold."