Seattle hotels in Capitol Hill

Pros: 11th Avenue Inn was incredible. Wonderfully restored early 1900's home with hardwood floors, china, crystal, beautiful rugs. Step back in time to an elegant experience. Centered in a great neighborhood with shops and restaurants within a short walking distance. The owner and his staff were always around and happy to talk about things to see and do in Seattle. We loved the neighborhood experience.

Cons: Can't think of a thing I would change.

Pros: Great breakfast with very friendly staff. We had an excellent stay.

Pros: The staff at the Inn were extremely friendly and helpful. We had tours prior to breakfast being served and they made up bagged breakfasts for us. When we did eat breakfast at the Inn, they were tasty and changed daily. They even accommodate special dietary needs and preferences. The beds were extremely comfortable as was the whole environment. We were 5 minutes from the Link Light Rail system and able to walk to all of the downtown destinations. Should we return to Seattle, we'd definitely stay here again.

Cons: Showers were small but this house was built in 1905 when there was no indoor plumbing. This did not affect our overall opinion in anyway.

Pros: Terrific staff that was personable and flexible. Lovely breakfast service (M you're the best). Facinating travel encounters that rarely happen in the franchise places. GREAT PRICES when the morning meal and little extras are factored in. I'll be back for sure!!!!!!!

Pros: Excellent location

Cons: 1. My bathrobe had a big brown stain on the back and one of my towels smelled sour and musty 2. Breakfast was lazy (no hot options) 3. $160/night is a bit much for a room with a shared bathroom (yes, I booked it without carefully reading the description so that’s on me... but come on, when you see that price the possibility of a shared bathroom doesn’t even come to mind.) 4. The owner either has terrible taste or assumes his visitors do. One of the restaurants he recommended was a Tex Lex joint, which he catetegorozed as “ethnic” lol. Maybe he just doesn’t want to sent tourists to the places HE actually eats at? Either way, it kind of defeats the point of staying at a BnB.

Cons: There were pubic hairs in the bathtub and the bathroom was shared. Staff was nonexistent and there was no breakfast if you had to check out early you got nothing but an old bag of cookies.