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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
Experience the "Spirit of Hospitality" at one of Seattle's most personal hotels. The Warwick is in the heart of the "Emerald City" known throughout the world for its culture, commerce and quality of life. In Seattle's exciting downtown within walking distance to most major attractions such as the Space Needle, Seattle Center, Experience Music Project, Pike Place Market and world-class shopping, the Warwick Hotel greets you with European luxury and charm, From our front desk, to our concierge, to our elegant, Brasserie Margaux restaurant, guests are delighted by the personal attention and professional service they receive. Enjoy the comforts of the Warwick Hotel, 230 king or double-bedded guestrooms feature floor to ceiling glass sliding doors with magnificent views of the Space Needle or city skyline. Rooms also feature mini-bars or refrigerators, hair dryer, iron, ironing board, in-rooms safe, movie and game system and designer bath amenities. Take advantage of our 24 hour room service, business center, wireless internet access, indoor heated pool, whirlpool, sauna and fitness room. Join us for breakfast, lunch or dinner and enjoy the warm, soothing and friendly atmosphere at Brasserie Margaux. Celebrate a special occasion or enjoy a casual meal the menu combines Northwest ingredients and style with French accent. The Brasserie Margaux bar offers intimate yet casual atmosphere with delicious Tapas menu and daily Happy Hour specials.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(52 reviews)
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Hotel address: 401 Lenora St., Seattle, WA 98121
Seattle, WA
Seattle-Tacoma International
Fun, comfortable, classy and informal in the perfect neighborhood place way, Brasserie Margaux has both whimsical touches in the hand-painted soft sweeps of the ceiling murals, hand-blown, bell-shaped ruby glass light fixtures and bejeweled amber ceiling fixtures that blend perfectly with dark wood accents, warm deep reds and relaxing golden tones, crisp linen napkins and plush, oversized seats and booths. The music is soft, the feeling warm and the service exceptional. The overtones are casual French; the flavors are Northwest and the food delicious. The style of cooking emphasizes coastal cuisines of the Mediterranean and centers on seafood, locally farmed produce, and soul-satisfying meat and poultry preparations. Open for breakfast Monday through Friday 6:30 AM - 11 AM, Lunch 11 AM - 2 PM, and Dinner 5 PM - 10 PM, Saturday and Sunday 6:30 AM - 1 PM, for Brunch and 5 PM - 10 PM for Dinner. Bar is open from 11 AM - 12 AM Monday through Sunday.
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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1200
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(52 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful staff, nice facilities
Wobbly Cat Nov 10, 2009
Great location and very secure. Upscale grocery store across the street. Staff were helpful with directions, cabs, etc. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
A very good experience overall.
Zax Oct 26, 2009
Really wonderful old hotel; a bit frayed (due to age), but quite charming. The very best feature about it is the location. ... [...] the staff we encountered was warm, welcoming and accomodating. Sunday morning breakfast was absolutely not worth the price ($35 for coffee, bacon and eggs for 2?? what??); the grease used for bacon and eggs was old and tasted awful! Parking is $27 per night... The additional $54 really puts a damper on spirits for a weekend trip (and makes my good room rate feel not-so-good). All in all, this hotel scores a very good in my book -- I would stay again provided the rate is right. Would not have breakfast again.
Traveler type: Couples
Definitely recommend looking around the hotel for dining alternatives. There are many. Also, Pike Place Market is about a 10 minute casual walk.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location
Kings Oct 26, 2009
Loved the veiw and location. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Moore theater was just a couple blocks away.
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Definitely recommend looking around the hotel for dining alternatives. There are many. Also, Pike Place Market is about a 10 minute casual walk.
--Zax, Portland, OR Oct 26, 2009
Moore theater was just a couple blocks away.
--Kings, Bellingham WA Oct 26, 2009
Ralph's is right across the street, and they make great sandwiches (and sell other food items and drinks) if you have been out walking all day and just wanna go veg in your room for a while. Also, don't stay in Seattle without eating at Ivar's down on the pier. The clam chowder is just superb. Save money and time by taking the Grey Line airporter to and from the airport. It's money well-spent. And bring an umbrella. It rained the entire time I was there. Oh! I nearly forgot to mention this! Check-in doesn't begin until 3 p.m., but if you arrive early, they will hold your luggage for you so you don't have to lug it around for several hours in the city. I didn't know about this until I got there at 3 p.m., and I'd been lugging my suitcase around for 3 hours.
--Miriam, Seattle, WA Oct 19, 2009
Overall score
4.0 out of 5
(52 reviews)
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Score
4 out of 5
Wonderful staff, nice facilities
Wobbly Cat Nov 10, 2009
Great location and very secure. Upscale grocery store across the street. Staff were helpful with directions, cabs, etc. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
A very good experience overall.
Zax Oct 26, 2009
Really wonderful old hotel; a bit frayed (due to age), but quite charming. The very best feature about it is the location. ... [...] the staff we encountered was warm, welcoming and accomodating. Sunday morning breakfast was absolutely not worth the price ($35 for coffee, bacon and eggs for 2?? what??); the grease used for bacon and eggs was old and tasted awful! Parking is $27 per night... The additional $54 really puts a damper on spirits for a weekend trip (and makes my good room rate feel not-so-good). All in all, this hotel scores a very good in my book -- I would stay again provided the rate is right. Would not have breakfast again.
Traveler type: Couples
Definitely recommend looking around the hotel for dining alternatives. There are many. Also, Pike Place Market is about a 10 minute casual walk.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location
Kings Oct 26, 2009
Loved the veiw and location. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Moore theater was just a couple blocks away.
Score
4 out of 5
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION.
Miriam Oct 19, 2009
I went to Seattle for the first time on 10/17/09 to see a concert. I chose The Warwick Hotel because it was near Pike Place ... Market (4 blocks away) and The Paramount Theater (about 7 blocks away). I was going to be on foot for 24 hours. The other reason I chose them is because they were less costly per night compared to more expensive 3 and 4-star hotels. I could have chosen a cheapter hotel, but I wanted something clean and comfortable. I'd rather invest in comfort than complain during a trip. I also chose The Warwick because the Grey Line "airporter" shuttle picks up and drops off right outside the hotel (twice every hour from 5 a.m. till I don't know when). I had very little time in Seattle and didn't want to spend it rushing anywhere. It's very little money, compared to taking a cab, and you can get a round-trip ticket at the airport. The room was not new, but it was clean and the bed was comfortable. [...] I did not have to pay the extra $20 for a room at the 9th floor and above. They simply put me in a 12th floor room. It was really nice of them, I think. I had a view of The Space Needle (which isn't really a big deal, but it's better than looking at another building. I had a small balcony and sliding glass door, which was nice, instead of feeling cramped in the room. I didn't check out the pool, but they do have one. I had a nice breakfast in their restaurant, and while expensive, I had no complaints about the food or the service. The food was good and the service was great. The front desk of the hotel was stocked with attentive employees ready to assist ... with one exception. He was an older man working evenings. He sent me back to my room twice despite my telling him the card key would not work. Finally, I guess I got on his nerves enough that he walked me up and let me in with a pass key. This happened to me twice while I was there. I'm glad I didn't have to get his help the second time around. Grouchy people don't belong in the sevice industry. The second man who helped me get into my room admitted they really needed to look into why this kept happening. It wasn't just me, apparently. But all the other staff were really lovely. They do have a business center, but beware: it only has 2 computers, and people are in there conducting instant messages and other stuff that doesn't seem really important when you're trying to print off your boarding pass and get to the airport. Make sure, if you need to use a computer there, that you try to access the business center earlier than you HAVE to. However, for the location and the comfort, and the staff who were pleasant, I give this hotel 4 stars. The only thing that could have made it better would've been if the grouchy man would have had the day off, if I hadn't had trouble getting into my room, and if people weren't clogging up the business center the way they were. I would choose that hotel again. In fact, I may be leary about trying another now that I know what to expect at The Warwick.
Traveler type: Single
Ralph's is right across the street, and they make great sandwiches (and sell other food items and drinks) if you have been out walking all day and just wanna go veg in your room for a while. Also, don't stay in Seattle without eating at Ivar's down on the pier. The clam chowder is just superb. Save money and time by taking the Grey Line airporter to and from the airport. It's money well-spent. And bring an umbrella. It rained the entire time I was there. Oh! I nearly forgot to mention this! Check-in doesn't begin until 3 p.m., but if you arrive early, they will hold your luggage for you so you don't have to lug it around for several hours in the city. I didn't know about this until I got there at 3 p.m., and I'd been lugging my suitcase around for 3 hours.
Score
4 out of 5
Warwick Seattle
flngn17 Oct 7, 2009
Great view & very central location. Room was large & clean. ...
Traveler type: Single
Go to the Fish Market, eat all the FRESH foods.
Score
3 out of 5
hotel stay
manda Oct 7, 2009
WE kept trying to get a different room since we got there, four nights!!! they never got us one, other than that good hotel. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Movie theater right across the street, they play movies until around midnight so if you are looking for something to do after dinner. Also pike place market is just a short walk down the street. (steep walk back up though)
Score
5 out of 5
Friendly, comfortable ambience
Sher Oct 5, 2009
We visit Seattle twice a year and will definitely stay at the Warwick in the future. It's in the heart of downtown, close to ... great restaurants, shops and close highway access to West Seattle and other communities.
Traveler type: Couples
Around the block from Tom Douglas restaurants and down the street from a French cafe.
Score
4 out of 5
Great location for the price............
Sandra & David Aug 31, 2009
This was our wedding anniversary weekend in Seattle and we wanted to tour the City. We knew we weren't going to spent that ... much time in the hotel, so the most important thing to us was the location of the hotel. The rooms were not bad. We were on the 15th floor and had a really nice view of the city (the view is breathtaking at night!!) The lobby is kind of small but unless you plan on spending the entire day in the hotel, it really shouldn't matter. So if you plan on touring Seattle, this hotel is really in a great location!! Everything is within walking distance!
Traveler type: Couples
If you like fine dining, check out the cheese cake factory!!!! It is within walking distance. We were just going for a walk and stumbled upon it. Bring lots of money and time!! The menu is incredible and it took me for ever to decide on a cheese cake, they all looked so delicious.....
Score
2 out of 5
Nickel and Dimed
Still Happy Aug 26, 2009
Well, I did have a great trip and it was in a great location. Be ware about ALL of the extra charges. Part of it is that ... Seattle just has super high travlers taxes. They did not have free wifi. They did have two computers downstairs for internet use, but there was a line everytime I tried to use them. Parking was $27 dollars a day. Even the local phone call I made was charged for. With all these charges you could stay at a nicer hotel for the same price that includes these things. Seattle is a great city and I had a wonderful time there.
Traveler type: Couples
Go to Lola's for dinner. It is AMAZING. It is on the same block under Hotel Andra. The service and food were absolutely amazing and not over priced.
Score
4 out of 5
Rustic and Well Kept.
BlackStripe Aug 20, 2009
Very nice clean and comfortable. In prety good location with cafe's and resturants close by. Room, fitness center and poll is ... much smaller than I thought..but adequate. I assume it is a favortie with tourist with a lot of check-in check-out traffic over the weeked.
Traveler type: Couples
Take a taxi in Seattle. They are rate adjusted per trip..no extra for luggage and usually cheaper than most per each transportation.
Score
4 out of 5
Excellent!
love the city Aug 19, 2009
Lounge has wonderful atmosphere! Bartenders [...] are very friendly and attentive they take care of the few to the crowded ... and you are not kept waiting. Restaurant is very good, Have had two dinners and breakfast, as well as room service.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location!
We travel Aug 19, 2009
The front desk staff was always helpful and courteous. The bathroom wasn't dirty or uncleaned, the trim around the sink ... vanity hadn't been wiped down in quite some time.
Traveler type: Couples
Things start opening around the Pike Market about 9.
Score
2 out of 5
Big Disappointment
No nickname Jul 27, 2009
For a room that was $240 (with taxes) it was unpleasant. We requested two beds but go one which was so uncomfortable, the ... floor was better. there are much nicer places in the same area for around the same price (Westin, ramada, Hyatt, etc.)
Traveler type: Family
Lots of nice cafes and restaurants abound
Score
3 out of 5
OK for a quick stay
world traveler Jul 22, 2009
Good location-walk to pike's market and space needle ...
Traveler type: Business
Score
5 out of 5
4 night stay at Warwick Seattle
jyoungun Jul 21, 2009
This hotel was in great proximity to the sights we went to (space needle, waterfront, etc) and was not too far a walk to the ... convention center where I attended a conference. The staff was always friendly and helpful and even helped plan our sightseeing trip down the coast on the way home!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
great location at a reasonable rate
Mrs. C. Vacation planner Jul 19, 2009
Many places of interest within hotel walking distance-no need for a car. Locks Cruise & Tillicum Village Cruise were ... outstanding. Visit to Bainbridge Island via ferry was enjoyable. Visited Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square, Seattle Aquarium, Smith Tower and Seattle Art Museum. Walked to all of these places and didn't mind some moderate hill-climbing. Seattle compares with Chicago & San Francisco for variety of restaurants, great shopping, good public/tourist transport, and interesting sight-seeing destinations.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Better than expected
bartean Jul 18, 2009
I am an experienced business traveler and I needed a hotel for a convention in Seattle. Being on a tight budget, I was a ... little worried when I booked this hotel for $150 per night when all the recommended convention hotels were $300. I was within 5 minute walking distance to the convention and I think I got a better hotel for half the price than the big names around the convention center. I was pleasantly surprised by the accomodations and the friendly staff. I would definitely stay here again.
Traveler type: Business
Ivar's was a short to medium walk from the hotel. You can walk down Pike street and see all the markets and then make your way down to the Piers. I would recommend Ivar's. Dinner, service and view was excellent.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location
Mel24 Jul 7, 2009
The hotel was in the perfect location to travel around to all parts of Seattle and the staff was quite helpful. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Warwick Hotel Seattle rocks
Salamanda Jul 3, 2009
I frequently travel alone and with my family. The Warwick is in a great location in downtown Seattle. All staff (from the ... parking garage to check-in to the restaurant) was friendly and helpful. When we arrived we had a double on the 8th floor, but cancellations made a room on the 17th floor available w/ a balcony and view of the Space Needle. I will be back if I have another trip to Seattle, for business or pleasure.
Traveler type: Family
The Space Needle, monorail, sci-fi museum, Pacific Sciece Center, and piers are all within a short distance. The hotel has parking for $27 a day. Parking in the garage allows you the flexibility to leave the area and re-park as often as necessary. If you decide to get a City Pass, all attractions are within walking distance, except the zoo.
Score
3 out of 5
Central Location
None Jun 28, 2009
Very noisy. Non-smoking floor but smoke seeped onto the floor ...
Traveler type: Couples
Tom Douglas Restaurants - Lola, Etta,Dahlia Lounge or Palace Kitchen - are within a few blocks and worth the visit.
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Definitely recommend looking around the hotel for dining alternatives. There are many. Also, Pike Place Market is about a 10 minute casual walk.
--Zax, Portland, OR Oct 26, 2009
Moore theater was just a couple blocks away.
--Kings, Bellingham WA Oct 26, 2009
Ralph's is right across the street, and they make great sandwiches (and sell other food items and drinks) if you have been out walking all day and just wanna go veg in your room for a while. Also, don't stay in Seattle without eating at Ivar's down on the pier. The clam chowder is just superb. Save money and time by taking the Grey Line airporter to and from the airport. It's money well-spent. And bring an umbrella. It rained the entire time I was there. Oh! I nearly forgot to mention this! Check-in doesn't begin until 3 p.m., but if you arrive early, they will hold your luggage for you so you don't have to lug it around for several hours in the city. I didn't know about this until I got there at 3 p.m., and I'd been lugging my suitcase around for 3 hours.
--Miriam, Seattle, WA Oct 19, 2009
Go to the Fish Market, eat all the FRESH foods.
--flngn17, Phoenix, AZ Oct 7, 2009
Movie theater right across the street, they play movies until around midnight so if you are looking for something to do after dinner. Also pike place market is just a short walk down the street. (steep walk back up though)
--manda, Southern CA Oct 7, 2009
Around the block from Tom Douglas restaurants and down the street from a French cafe.
--Sher, Buffalo, NY Oct 5, 2009
If you like fine dining, check out the cheese cake factory!!!! It is within walking distance. We were just going for a walk and stumbled upon it. Bring lots of money and time!! The menu is incredible and it took me for ever to decide on a cheese cake, they all looked so delicious.....
--Sandra & David, Lakewood,WA Aug 31, 2009
Go to Lola's for dinner. It is AMAZING. It is on the same block under Hotel Andra. The service and food were absolutely amazing and not over priced.
--Still Happy, Reston, VA Aug 26, 2009
Take a taxi in Seattle. They are rate adjusted per trip..no extra for luggage and usually cheaper than most per each transportation.
--BlackStripe, Bealeton, Virginia Aug 20, 2009
Things start opening around the Pike Market about 9.
--We travel, Arizona Aug 19, 2009
Lots of nice cafes and restaurants abound
--No nickname, Portland, OR Jul 27, 2009
Ivar's was a short to medium walk from the hotel. You can walk down Pike street and see all the markets and then make your way down to the Piers. I would recommend Ivar's. Dinner, service and view was excellent.
--bartean, Fort Collins, CO Jul 18, 2009
The Space Needle, monorail, sci-fi museum, Pacific Sciece Center, and piers are all within a short distance. The hotel has parking for $27 a day. Parking in the garage allows you the flexibility to leave the area and re-park as often as necessary. If you decide to get a City Pass, all attractions are within walking distance, except the zoo.
--Salamanda, Anchorage, AK Jul 3, 2009
Tom Douglas Restaurants - Lola, Etta,Dahlia Lounge or Palace Kitchen - are within a few blocks and worth the visit.
--None, Portland Oregon Jun 28, 2009
bring lots of money
--mrs shafer, hayden, id May 31, 2009
McDonalds around on 5th street was about the only place I could find an affordable meal that didn't cost me an arm and a leg to eat at!
--Ashley, Anchorage, Ak May 24, 2009
paseo cuban sandwiches are the best in seattle and possibly the west coast
--john reyna, los angeles, ca Apr 29, 2009
Hotel restaurant too expensive. The deli across the street is good for breakfast or lunch.
--Academic, Philadelphia PA Apr 22, 2009
There are a few wonderful restaurants just two blocks from the hotel. A great place for dinner lunch or just a cocktail is Lola, a short walk from the hotel.
--Jose, San Francisco Mar 3, 2009
Close to the Downtown shopping core. Mini mart across the street. On bus lines
--Craig, USA Dec 27, 2008
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