Find hotels near Fremont Sunday Market, Seattle from NT$2,032

"The hotel was very nice. The rooms were clean. There is no coffee makers in the rooms and the safes are a joke. It is in a noisy location due to both traffic and transit, but quiets down around midnight. They have a dining room and a cafe, but neither one is opened all day."

"Wonderful hotel, attentive staff."

"Our room, unfortunately, faced Aurora Ave and all night I slept fitfully, waking to the sound of cars racing up and down the street. It was so loud. We even brought sound machines from home but it didn't help. Oddly enough, we had just spend 4 nights in a hotel in dow town Seattle, where we slept peacefully because the hotel was able to buffer the sound much better. Another issue was that although there were blackout curtains in the room, in both the main bedroom and in the living where our children slept, the curtains would not close all the way, thus letting an incredible amount of light pollution in. None of us slept well at all. One of the elevators was broken so we had to wait around for it quite often and it wasn't clear if it was going up or down. I would not stay here again. "

"Enjoyed our stay. Staff was really friendly and helpful. The room was very spacious, clean, and quiet. "

"Always nice, have stayed in several Stay Pineapple and alway enjoy! "

"Nice, clean, large room, and very new hotel. Staff is also friendly. Breakfast is just perfect."

"easy check in and out, the location is great, parking is 30 per night … "

"Really fruendly and well cleaned, the staff even gave vip louge access and complimentary vouchers once they realized i was staying for my birthday while attending Sakura-Con!"

"Not a safe area. Arriving in Seattle, we were greeted by its signature rain. I was looking forward to exploring the city and heading out to a nice restaurant despite the weather. When we asked the hotel for an umbrella, we were told that none were available because many guests don’t return them. I found this response quite disappointing and somewhat dismissive. For a hotel, it would be far more appropriate to offer a solution—such as lending umbrellas with a deposit—rather than simply turning guests away. "