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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Gracing the city with its breathtaking Italianate architecture, the Sorrento Hotel is Seattle's longest running luxury hotel and one of the City's most recognizable and cherished landmarks since 1908. The Sorrento's keen sense of detail is evident within each of the 76 guest rooms and suites. Here, no two rooms are alike. A blend of intimate surroundings and meticulous service await you in an atmosphere reminiscent of a fine residence. No request is too large or too small. The courteous staff can provide everything from translation and secretarial service to limousine or aircraft chartering. Evening turndown service provides ice delivery and bottled water. Located eight blocks from the city center and within walking distance to Washington State's convention center. Complimentary internet access, courtesy drop-off car service to downtown Seattle locations are among many of the great advantages of Seattle's most unique and stylish hotel. All guest rooms and public areas are non-smoking.
Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.3 out of 5
(51 reviews)
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Hotel address: 900 Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98104
Downtown Seattle
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Boeing Field
Merge onto I-5 North. Take Exit 164A. Proceed 1.5 miles to Madison St. Turn right onto Madison St. Drive three blocks up the hill. Turn left onto Terry Ave. The hotel is at the corner of Madison St. and Terry Ave.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Without question one of the most gorgeous public rooms in the city, the octagonal Fireside Room is the perfect place for quiet chats and light dining by the crackling fire. Original paintings by Morris Graves, plush wingback chairs and couches, gleaming mahogany-paneled walls, and rich tones of russet, ruby, and gold create a warmly inviting ambience. The focal point is the fireplace with its antique tiled pottery mosaic depicting an Italian landscape. The Fireside Room offers light dinners and a formal afternoon tea daily. On Friday and Saturday evenings live entertainment is performed by a featured musician or band. Open from early afternoon until late evening
During summer months, this Amalfi-inspired Café offers outdoor seating and a casual menu featuring the season's freshest ingredients.
This long, lean bar with comfortable banquette seating is a fine place to sip a smooth martini. Open nightly.
This intimate restaurant, among the most acclaimed in Seattle, serves inspired Northwest cuisine with a Mediterranean influence and complemented by an extensive wine list. With deep wood paneling, sensuously flavored foods, and twinkling candlelight at dinnertime, it's no wonder that the Hunt Club is the setting for close to 100 marriage proposals each year. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The hotel offers 6 banquet and meeting rooms, perfect for groups of 5-120 guests with a total of 4,761 square feet/ 442 meters.
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Check-in: 1600
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.3 out of 5
(51 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
First Impressions Elegant and Friendly
Donna Oct 26, 2009
First impressions scored big. My husband told me not to nickel and dime my long weekend trip so I chose the Sorrento as an ... experiment - it was heavenly, elegant, perfectly located for my needs. The town car service and 7 pillows on the bed add to the perfection.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Old-world elegance w/modern amenities
Mark Oct 19, 2009
The hotel has tons of character...lots of old-world elegance w/most of the modern amenities. Fitness center is bigger and ... nicer than most hotels. Location isn't super, but be sure to try the bakery and the thai restaurant just up the street. Vietnamese place was good and cheap too, but a bit shabby for most travelers' tastes, I'd think. Indian place looked goot too, but I never tried it (I loved the Thai place so much).
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Great location, beautiful hotel
Andy Oct 19, 2009
Great location, beautiful hotel, friendly and helpful staff...loved it. ...
Traveler type: Couples
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Canlis for a romantic, albeit pricey, dinner!
--Anniversary Traveler, DC Oct 19, 2009
Use their car service! Parking is very expensive all over town. I don't think I ever spent less than $6 on parking, even for only an hour. With the car service, you just have to tip the driver, and they drop you off right where you want to go, then you just have to call them to be picked up.
--JayBee, Camarillo, CA Oct 9, 2009
Across street nice reasonable cafe for breakfast and lunch. Mc Donalds is close too.
--traveler, Chicago Oct 6, 2009
Overall score
4.3 out of 5
(51 reviews)
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Score
5 out of 5
First Impressions Elegant and Friendly
Donna Oct 26, 2009
First impressions scored big. My husband told me not to nickel and dime my long weekend trip so I chose the Sorrento as an ... experiment - it was heavenly, elegant, perfectly located for my needs. The town car service and 7 pillows on the bed add to the perfection.
Traveler type: Single
Score
4 out of 5
Old-world elegance w/modern amenities
Mark Oct 19, 2009
The hotel has tons of character...lots of old-world elegance w/most of the modern amenities. Fitness center is bigger and ... nicer than most hotels. Location isn't super, but be sure to try the bakery and the thai restaurant just up the street. Vietnamese place was good and cheap too, but a bit shabby for most travelers' tastes, I'd think. Indian place looked goot too, but I never tried it (I loved the Thai place so much).
Traveler type: Business
Score
4 out of 5
Great location, beautiful hotel
Andy Oct 19, 2009
Great location, beautiful hotel, friendly and helpful staff...loved it. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Too expensive for what you get
Value Conscious Oct 19, 2009
We went to see a show and didn't feel like taking a ferry home. While the ease of getting to it was nice, it isn't very ... close to the downtown area. The rooms are quaint and decorated in a subdued manner. I enjoyed the sense of history in the place. The rooms remind me of a past era. The pieces I did not enjoy was the noise level. It is next to a hospital, which means ambulances. The view from our room was miserable, not as bad as a brick wall - but almost. I can only hope that the ones on the other side of the hotel have a better view of the city. For the price, I would hope that there are better places to stay.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Lovely stay
Anniversary Traveler Oct 19, 2009
The Sorrento was the perfect home-base for seeing some of Seattle's key attractions. We walked to the Pikes Place Market ... daily for breakfast and enjoyed the views of the water on the way. It was also close to the Pioneer Square, retail areas of Seattle and great restaurants. There is some noise from the busy road (Madison) during rush-hour, but it was not overly disturbing. The staff was friendly and Megan's Sidecar drink at the bar was a great way to start (or end) the night!
Traveler type: Couples
Canlis for a romantic, albeit pricey, dinner!
Score
5 out of 5
The Perfect Stay!
JayBee Oct 9, 2009
I absolutely LOVED this hotel! The hotel itself is gorgeous, the lobby is all dark woods, and the rooms are super clean and ... comfortable. I can't say enough about the staff. They were so helpful with restaurant recommendations, directions and anything else I needed. Most of them were calling me by name by day two. The Fireside Room was a nice place to hang out, with live music on the weekends, and the bar was great, especially during happy hour. The bartender named John was very cool. They made reservations for me at Elliott's Oyster House, and sent a complimentary plate of crabcakes over to my table. Plus they have a car and driver that will take you anywhere in a 2-mile radius, you just have to tip the driver. The only bad thing I can think of to say is that the hotel is located a block away from the entrance to an emergency room. Nice if you need it, but there were lots of sirens, which you don't notice if you keep the windows closed, but I like to keep the window open. Overall, should I ever visit Seattle again, I wouldn't even think of staying anywhere but the Sorrento. They made me feel like I was the only guest in the whole hotel. I didn't want to leave!
Traveler type: Single
Use their car service! Parking is very expensive all over town. I don't think I ever spent less than $6 on parking, even for only an hour. With the car service, you just have to tip the driver, and they drop you off right where you want to go, then you just have to call them to be picked up.
Score
3 out of 5
Sorrento
traveler Oct 6, 2009
small rooms not very amenities for being "luxurious" bath room nice. No vending machines, no hotel store. wanted light fast ... fare and was directed to their restaraunt. Found out there was a McDonalds on the next block. Also encouraged to use their car rather than taxi back to airport, but it would have cost more. Very expensive so so restaraunt. Was there for work at the hospital so great location for that. Walked to down town Seattle - wasn't bad at all. Very good food there.
Traveler type: Business
Across street nice reasonable cafe for breakfast and lunch. Mc Donalds is close too.
Score
3 out of 5
Despite hype, just average
Tourist from California Oct 5, 2009
It was OK. The location is not close from downtown is quite a hike from tourist locations. In fact, the walk home is ... extremely steep. The place is very old and rooms are small. The TVs are old. Service is highly touted, but I didn't see it. In fact, the first night, a manager barged into our room claiming that he wasn't aware the floor was occupied. He then called to apologize and blamed it on us for requesting an upgrade (false), that wasn't in the computer. I was shocked that we weren't compensated in some way like free dinner for the disruption and invasion of privacy. Overall, I would say stay closer to downtown, where hotels are newer and cost less or about the same.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Convenient to medical facilities
Easy Ed Sep 22, 2009
This was a one week medical trip for surgery at a next door hospital. We had stayed at a nearby hotel many times before, but ... wanted to try the Sorrento based on the many recommendations we had received. First impression: Room was tiny, one bed, even though I had called the previous day to request two beds because of the surgery. The next day while in surgery, my wife asked the concierge for a room with two beds. This was immediately done. The staff at the hotel are professional and are very guest oriented. Second room: shower head to low and loose(I tightened it up), Odor in bedroom caused sneezing.(floral spray?) Checked out two days early. The staff was superb, hotel itself seemed a little dowdy. Restaurant was not utilized, but hope to use it on a subsequent trip to Seattle.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
superb hotel with excellent beds
mlo Sep 8, 2009
Excellent service; the cutest, wide-open rooms with big, comfortable beds and marble bathrooms. had the best sleep EVER ... before exploring the city by day and night. great and inexpensive brunch eats across the street.
Traveler type: Couples
eat breakfast/lunch/brunch across the street at the corner cafe. great staff and good eats.
Score
4 out of 5
Impeccable Service
Scott Sep 4, 2009
Easy waking distance to downtown and the market and the hotel will provide a car ride if you need it downtown. ...
Traveler type: Couples
You do not need to rent a car.
Score
4 out of 5
Great traditional lodgings
Nols Aug 27, 2009
Loved this hotel wanted to move in permanently ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
3 out of 5
Great Location but Understaffed
Disgruntled Guest Aug 24, 2009
Booked and paid for junior suite but placed in smaller room. When questioned, staff said they would "get back to me" which, ... of course, never happened. Will never return.
Traveler type: Single
Score
5 out of 5
EXCELLENT HOTEL
STARR LIGHT Aug 17, 2009
The hotel is top notch.I wouldn't change a thing... ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Excellent Experience
iRadiored Aug 11, 2009
This hotel was an amazing find. Located slightly out of downtown (10 blocks or so) it was a very short walk to downtown ... Seattle. It has a very European feel and has great customer service. Everyone we spoke to was friendly and there was great jazz most nights in the lobby area. The local community is very friendly and it was not crowded at all. The bed was extremely comfortable and the bathroom was awesome! Great stay, would definitely stay here again. Also, take advantage of the free town car service.
Traveler type: Couples
Cafe Bengodi. Located on a little corner in Pioneer park. Best italian and Tiramisu.
Score
4 out of 5
Sorrento
Mainetraveller Aug 7, 2009
Easily accessible location. Wonderful old world charm ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
very close to town and free transit
Bill Aug 5, 2009
outstanding we were upgraded and given a bottle of champange after telling them it was my wifes' birthday ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Sorrento-quaint luxury
Linda-world traveler Aug 4, 2009
Small, 100 year old hotel, needs a little updating, but very quaint. Staff was EXCELLENT. Free Town Car to drop you off ... around town. Parking was ridiculous ($35 a nite including tax). Kids will enjoy the carpet that changes daily in the elevator!
Traveler type: Couples
Fairly local to everywhere, but, Seattle streets can be very steep hills!
Score
4 out of 5
enjoyed our stay at Sorrento
bicycle babe Jul 30, 2009
[...], at the front desk, was very helpful. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great place to stay
Mike Jul 30, 2009
Overall this is an excellent hotel. The 20's/30's style decore is kept in very good condition and is quite cosy and ... comfortable. The concierge and checkin staff couldn't be more helpful on our arrival and throughout our 5 day stay. The room we had was small-ish, however it was extremely comfortable with plenty of storage space and one of the most comfortable hotel beds I've slept in. Downtown is not too far to walk at all, though coming back up the hill might test the unfit! In any case there are plenty of nearby places to eat in almost any direction. A really easy and convenient stay.
Traveler type: Couples
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Canlis for a romantic, albeit pricey, dinner!
--Anniversary Traveler, DC Oct 19, 2009
Use their car service! Parking is very expensive all over town. I don't think I ever spent less than $6 on parking, even for only an hour. With the car service, you just have to tip the driver, and they drop you off right where you want to go, then you just have to call them to be picked up.
--JayBee, Camarillo, CA Oct 9, 2009
Across street nice reasonable cafe for breakfast and lunch. Mc Donalds is close too.
--traveler, Chicago Oct 6, 2009
eat breakfast/lunch/brunch across the street at the corner cafe. great staff and good eats.
--mlo, new jersey Sep 8, 2009
You do not need to rent a car.
--Scott, Boston, MA Sep 4, 2009
Cafe Bengodi. Located on a little corner in Pioneer park. Best italian and Tiramisu.
--iRadiored, Minneapolis, MN Aug 11, 2009
Fairly local to everywhere, but, Seattle streets can be very steep hills!
--Linda-world traveler, Corona, CA Aug 4, 2009
Downtown Seattle's waterfront just down the hill about 10 blocks. Going back uphill is quite the trek if walking. Hotel staff very friendly and provided us a courtesy drop off when we left.
--Budd, Lincoln, NE Jul 29, 2009
Seastar
--business traveler, Kansas city, MO Jul 23, 2009
The "M Market" two blocks down Madison Street is very convenient when you have a long stay and need incidental items. Very reasonably priced. Large selection. A neighborhood grocery store type! Nice people as well.
--Business Executive Traveler with wife, Atlanta, Georgia Jul 22, 2009
nice art gallery a couple of blocks away. don't walk in the neighborhood at night. great beds!
--weary traveller, texas Jul 19, 2009
The Pike Place Market has beautiful glassware for sale. This same glassware can be purchased at a much discounted price from a glassworks store near a park called Union Station that is a few blocks away from the market.
--Seattle First-timer, Raleigh, NC Jul 18, 2009
There is a Bartell Drugs and a small mini-mart just up Madison from the hotel. To save money on mini-bar snacks, I suggest purchasing snacks and beverages at one of those locations and bring them back to the room.
--mikieboy, Poulsbo, WA Jul 12, 2009
Cab fare to waterfront restaurants & shops is about $6.00. It is a very long walk & downhill. It's worth the cab ride back to the hotel.
--Lee, Ventura, CA Jul 5, 2009
Elliott's restaurant on the waterfront. Excellent! There's a nice breakfast cafe across the street from the hotel where we had homemade corned beef hash that was fabulous.
--traveler, Portland, OR Jun 28, 2009
The lounge entertainment was fantastic as well as the food and beverages.
--REH, Vinnings, GA Jun 6, 2009
Great Happy Hour! Wonderful drinks and food at great prices from 4-6pm and after 9pm. Great staff!
--karmenfl, Honolulu, Hawaii May 25, 2009
pike market place fun place to shop.
--t-bone & snoopgirl, SLC Ut. May 11, 2009
Cozy lounge/restaurant; great live music.
--CP, San Diego, CA May 10, 2009
Because of it's location, you'll probably find free street parking nearby after 6.00pm which will be much cheaper than the valet and don't forget there's free parking in Seattle on Sundays.
--Beadybelle, Vancouver, BC May 2, 2009
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