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The Alexis Royal Sonesta Hotel Seattle brings charm, warmth and contemporary sophistication to Seattle's historic West Edge Neighborhood. Unwind over delicious contemporary cuisine and cocktails at The Bookstore Bar & Café, delight the senses with an afternoon at Chroma Spa, and experience the Peloton Bike in our fitness center - all steps from your room. If business brings you to the city, enjoy intimate meeting and event spaces. The historic 1901 hotel has been luxuriously updated with rich natural touches, locally curated art, and inspiration from Seattle's music scene. Your experience will be nothing short of indulgent, with stunning city views and convenient walks to local attractions including the Seattle Waterfront, Pioneer Square, and Pike Place Market. Settle in, enjoy a slice of Seattle's history, and experience the city like never before.
Alexis Royal Sonesta Hotel Seattle
1007 First Avenue
Seattle, Washington
98104
Nearest Airport: SEA
We opted for a quiet nicer area. This was the spot. Close to Pike Place Market & the pier for our cruises and don't forget the water taxi to West Seattle Alki Beach! I'd stay here again. I don't care for room service food so if you're like me, prefer to bring in own food, don't let the other reviews scare you away.
Brandi Y - Sacramento, California
100% recommend this hotel. We only stayed one night before a cruise and the hotel and staff were wonderful. The front desk gentleman (2) were very professional and courteous with making sure my request was met. The bellmen were also very accommodating as we were early for check-in and wanted to walk around the city and then we had time after our checkout and needed to leave our luggage as well. On our way to the cruise, the bellman ordered us a minivan taxi to accommodate us and all our luggage. The coffee shop next door (separate entrance) was really good, top ten lattes I have had. We ate at the restaurant on site for dinner and it was about a 6/10. potstickers were closer to a 4/10. The hotel is a great location to walk to places. About 10 minutes to Pike Place/ Pier 57/Gum wall and about 10 minutes to Pioneer Square area, both worth seeing. The rooms are large and very comfortable beds, noise was very low from the outside and bathrooms are also a generous size. I would definitely stay here again if in town.
Beechez4me - Iowa City, Iowa
Check in was a cluster, we did arrive early but waited quite some time. The room was nicely appointed and the beds were excellent. We thought the location was excellent, and the staff were friendly.
mooseman325 - Canton, Ohio
So we stayed two nights at the Alexis Sonesta, and we were not wowed. The first thing that un-wowed us came when we checked in. We arrived around 12:30 and were told that there were no rooms that had been cleaned yet, but that we could come back in an hour and they'd check us in. Fair enough - we dropped our bags off and went out for lunch. We got back around an hour and a half later and were told that they'd have something for us in five minutes. We sat down. Twenty minutes or so later, they told us there was a room ready, so we went up to the desk and stood there for another fifteen or so while they tried to figure out whether there were any rooms available or not. Apparently, their high-tech system would tell them that a room had been cleaned and inspected until they tried to check someone into that room. Then it would say that the room still needed to be cleaned. Somehow, they finally confirmed a room had been cleaned and sent us on up to it. In many ways, the room was very nice. It was very spacious and reasonably well appointed. The bed was comfy as were the pillows. There was a sofa across from the TV and a balcony that we looked out on but couldn't access. Although our next-door neighbors could, meaning that we kept the drapes closed just in case. The bathroom was large and the shower was nice, but it suffered from one fatal flaw. A door that is designed not to close. Yes, it has one of those sliding barn-type doors that more or less covers the entrance to the bathroom but does not really close. Call me prim, but I like a bathroom door that closes. What corporate higher-up okayed this idiotic design choice that is completely unnecessary and makes no sense at all? (See photo.) Next morning, we went down to the restaurant - The Bookstore - to get breakfast. If check-in was painful, breakfast was comical. The woman behind the bar did the serving, and she had a habit of asking us if we needed anything, stating that she would get it for us right away, and then immediately forgetting that we'd asked her for anything. My wife asked her for coffee twice. In both cases, she said she'd get it right away, walked over and served other clients, and never brought the coffee. Finally, another server came in, we asked her for coffee and - wonder of wonders - she brought it! I also asked the original server for a cappucino, which she immediately forgot. To her credit, I asked her again and she went and made it. It wasn't a very good cappucino. So, nice room in many ways, but dumb bathroom door, awful check-in, and terrible service in the restaurant. Three stars. Mike sez check it out if you must, but there are probably better places nearby.
Mikefil58 - Sacramento, California
Upon our arrival we were greeted by the staff. Check was smooth and the property was clean and amazing. The amenities the property provide are great. All staff were friendly, helpful and attentive to our needs. Absolutely recommend staying here. Location is perfect! In walking distance to shopping, dinning and waterfront.
Belinda H
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