public transportation is convenient. close to downtown. many restaurant around the hotel. environment is safe and quiet.

What a cute hotel! Definitely one of the most unique places I have stayed in the USA. I had no issues with my stay and it was in a great location; it was an easy walk all around Seattle to and from the hotel.

No amenities at all not even local venders opened til 8-10 am

It is clear that not a lot of emphasis is put into updating rooms and decor.

We had a very comfortable stay at the Moore. The decor is a bit tired, and we rented two rooms, at the same price, but one was nicer than the other. The showers aren’t great. But on the whole, this was a very reasonably priced hotel and the service was exemplary. Plus the attached restaurants are fantastic!

Walking distance to pike market and restaurants. Like the hotel even though they had no hair dryes in the room . We had booked a room with queen bed and got a double bed. They could not move us because the hotel was sold out. Other than that tte staff was friendly and the place was very clean. I would stay there again.

Friendly staff comfortable room easy check in and out. Cafe attached to lobby serving fantastic Mexican coffees. Hotel is very close to exciting locations and excellent restaurants.

Very friendly and helpful person at the desk the evening we checked in. Location was great. Hotel has a lot of authentic character.

Very quiet and convenient to many areas downtown

Check in took longer than I had hoped. I had a reservation, but got a message from hotels.com saying I canceled it. The front desk said my reservation was good, but insisted on me finding the email and source of email. When she saw it was from hotels.com and not Expedia, she was confused, which took even more time from check in. If my reservation was already in the books as valid, I’m not sure why I would need to spend more time trying to locate all the emails I had re this reservation to find a confirmation number. After being stuck in traffic, I was just ready to get settled in my room. My advice, if you get an email from hotels.com stating you cancelled your reservation, just call the hotel and confirm your reservation is still set, but don’t mention any email or you’ll be delayed at check in.

The hotel was ideally placed for walking

As basic a Hotel as we have stayed in. Amenities zero for older people the bathroom was not overly safe. I get the historical nature of the aged building. However that doesn't make it the only reason to stay there. Web photo's bit hard to give the real picture of what your getting for your money. It was not cheap. Practically for what you got. A small room with a bed.

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No hotwater.

I stayed here before and after a cruise. Excellent location-an easy walk to Pier 66 but used shuttle suggested by hotel staff. Hotel is also close to dining and tourist stuff as well as transit.Staff was very helpful. Interesting hotel-an old building with a certain understated elegance and its obvious that improvements are being made. A box of kleenix tissues would be a helpful addition. I would definitely stay here again when in Seattle.

No place to eat.

Overall a decent hotel for a short stay. It can be noisy at times and there are many street people at night

Staff not friendly . Heat was broken and stuck on . So hot in our room . Heat controlled from a different building according to the lady at the desk , nothing they could do. She suggested opening the window. 1 very small elevator had to wait a long time to use it as there was a long lineup for it . The agent said there was no stairs from the lobby . They were locked and could only be used to come into lobby . I would never stay there again even if it was free.

If you want a place to crash, with great access to Pike Place, The Moore is good for that. You basically get a clean room with a tv and a shower and that's it. We saw a concert at the Moore Theater, so it was perfect for us.

Quaint. Just what we needed for a nights stay