Seattle Hotels

Hotel 1000

At a Glance

    Pros

  • useful high-tech gadgets
  • guests feel pampered
  • hotel is hip without being alienating

    Cons

  • rooms can be dark
  • rooms without views look out on a cement wall
  • small gym

Fodorite Reviews

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Hotel 1000 Review

Chic and modern yet warm and inviting, the Hotel 1000 is luxe, with a distinctly Pacific Northwest feel, without being campy. Rooms are full of surprising touches, including large tubs that fill from the ceiling. This is without a doubt the most high-tech hotel in the city: the room phone does everything from check the weather and airline schedules to giving restaurant suggestions; MP3 players and iPod docking stations are standard. If you get tired of fiddling with the gadgets in your room, there's a state-of-the-art virtual golf club and a lovely full-service spa. BOKA, the on-site bar and restaurant serves American food and tasty cocktails.

    Hotel Details

  • 101 rooms, 19 suites.
  • Rate includes no meals.
  • Credit cards accepted.

Fodorite Reviews

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    Hotel 1000 Review

    The hotel is beautiful and the rooms are clean and spacious. The staff at the hotel is even better. Everyone with whom we came in contact couldn't have been nicer. I would happily stay there again.

    by BalaRichard, 8/29/10
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    Hotel 1000 Review

    Never have I walked into a hotel and been so impressed that I immediately sat down to write a review, but my initial experience with Hotel 1000 was so great that I'm penning my first ever internet review. I'm a business traveler, traveling about 6 times a year, so I'm used to the normal hotel experience. This is not that.

    The front desk staff was over the top friendly, taking me in at 11am local time, 5 hours before the scheduled check in time. The facilities are georgous, the pictures online dont to the rooms justice. Very hip and modern, the exact opposite of a Courtyard by Marriot.

    Everything is personalized, starbucks french press in the room, WSJ delivered to the door in the morning, beautiful view of the sound. The hotel is right in the middle of downtown, walking distance to shops and restaurants.

    All this for about $180 a night, well within my corporate guidelines. If you're traveling to Seattle for business or pleasure, you should definitely consider this hotel.

    by matthewljackson, 2/8/10

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