The Moore Hotel

It would be nice if the rooms provided bottled water for the guests. All hotels and most motels have been trending in having bottled water in the room. Also it would be nice if the lobby had bottled water and coffee for the guests. Disappointed the coffee shop was closed the day we were leaving. There should be a night stand next to BOTH sides of the bed.

Very central location to everywhere we wanted to go. Very walkable which is great because who wants to drive in Seattle?! Staff was friendly.

No microwave or fridge. Not able to regulate own heat. The shower is tiny! No counter space in bedroom. No hair dryer or iron. 1 key per room. If you liked the 50's you will enjoy your stay

You get what you pay for...and it was plenty expensive. While it was clean and quaint...if you want the bare essentials it was ok. The staff was not overly friendly but pleasant enough. Stayed in Nov and the heat did not work. They gave us an electric heater and offered extra blankets. It is a 113 year old building so keep that in mind. Restaurant was closed for renovations and coffee shop closed up at 330 in the afternoon. Lots of street noise. Was not terrible by any means...like I said, you get what you pay for. Expect 300.00)night for a nice stay in downtown Seattle. The city is awesome...GO HAWKSSSS!!!

Great location for the NCL cruise terminal, Pike Place Market, Seattle Tower Needle & Glass Museum. Rooms were a good size - decor somewhat out dated but knowing this was a historic building not unexpected. Biggest issue was our room was very cold. The hotel does not have a warm air system & uses cast iron radiators to heat the rooms. After travelling since the early hours we wanted an early night but our room was uncomfortably cold. My wife managed to get extra blankets & a heater from the hotel receptionist but these failed to warm the room or keep us warm in the bed. Was told that the radiators came on in the evening & that our room would become warm within the next hour. After an hour the radiator was still freezing cold. In the end with the help of receptionist, we changed to a different floor & managed to get a warmer room. After having the above experience I wouldn't dismiss using this hotel again - I would just insist on having a warm room if visiting in the fall/winter months.

Compared to other 2.5 star hotels, I think this was a good stay. The hotel is old, and could really need some renovation. But the service was great, and everything was clean and in order. As others has pointed out, there was no air condition, and it is quite noisy down town (and the windows are not modern and sound isolated). But I read the earlier reviews and came prepared. All in all I had a good stay here.

We went down for the weekend visit to the zoo and football game. We ended up seeing Demetri Martin because he was performing at the theatre. We had a great time, staff were wonderful. I wish we knew they had breakfast items at the cafe and there was also a cute little breakfast place across the street. The rooms don’t have fridges or coffee makers. Also the parking and dropping off luggage was a bit more complicated then I’m used to but it’s manageable, not quite what I was expecting. The hotel is a good location and we did have a wonderful time.

I was really surprised how rude the check in clerk was to the people in fromtof me and myself. Threatened to cancel my reservation when I asked if a friend could come up to use the bathroom

We were going to a show at the Moore Theatre so location was perfect for that, but the hotel is quite old and dated. The closet could easily be a 2nd bedroom. Lots of wasted space. Elevator is tiny. Close to Pike Place though. Good walkability score. Staff was very pleasant.