Hotel help for Seattle?
Feb 13th, 2007, 10:49 AM
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Hotel help for Seattle?
Hi there,
I'll be visiting and attending a conference in Seattle March 18-25. There are three hotels through the conference that I am considering: The Seattle Hilton, The Sheration Hotel and Towers, and The Hyatt. Any advice on which one to chose?
I was leaning toward the Sheraton (a bit cheaper than the Hyatt plus it has a pool) until I heard about the construction. Does anyone know how far along they are? I don't think the noise would be much of an issue because I'll be up early, but if the restaurants or services are limited, that would be a big drawback!
Any advice would be appreciated!
I'll be visiting and attending a conference in Seattle March 18-25. There are three hotels through the conference that I am considering: The Seattle Hilton, The Sheration Hotel and Towers, and The Hyatt. Any advice on which one to chose?
I was leaning toward the Sheraton (a bit cheaper than the Hyatt plus it has a pool) until I heard about the construction. Does anyone know how far along they are? I don't think the noise would be much of an issue because I'll be up early, but if the restaurants or services are limited, that would be a big drawback!
Any advice would be appreciated!
Feb 13th, 2007, 11:41 AM
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My husband and I stayed at the Grand Hyatt on Pine Street (there is also a Seattle area Hyatt in Bellevue) two years ago. We loved it! We had a beautiful room looking out over Lake Union and the Space Needle. The room was large, nicely decorated, and the bathroom was gorgeous.
Feb 13th, 2007, 01:36 PM
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The Hyatt and Sheraton are both right next to the Washington State Convention Center.
The Hyatt is much newer than the existing tower of the Sheraton. The new tower at the Sheraton will open in June. I would not anticipate annoying construction noise.
If price is a consideration but the Sheraton is only a BIT cheaper, book at the Hyatt. Otherwise the Sheraton in Seattle is a very good place.
The Hyatt is much newer than the existing tower of the Sheraton. The new tower at the Sheraton will open in June. I would not anticipate annoying construction noise.
If price is a consideration but the Sheraton is only a BIT cheaper, book at the Hyatt. Otherwise the Sheraton in Seattle is a very good place.
Feb 15th, 2007, 08:27 AM
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Thanks everyone, for your thoughts. You've helped me to rule out the Hilton, now I'm just debating the other two. It sounds like the Hyatt should be nicer, but no pool and more money, and the Sheraton is cheaper with a pool, but construction. Hmmmm.....
Feb 16th, 2007, 06:17 PM
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If a pool is a deal-maker for you, stay at the Sheraton.
The location couldn't be better for the convention center, shopping, dining, or entertainment, and I'm confident that the hotel is doing everything possible to not annoy guests with noise.
Call them and ask, I am confident they will be truthful: 206 621-9000.
The location couldn't be better for the convention center, shopping, dining, or entertainment, and I'm confident that the hotel is doing everything possible to not annoy guests with noise.
Call them and ask, I am confident they will be truthful: 206 621-9000.
