Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center

I was very impressed with the room, facilities, amenities, and the staff. The Breakfast's were fantastic and the the rate was reasonable. I will difinently see about staying here again when I next travel back up to seattle.

I appreciate the stuff in four point hotel in seattle. Four point hotel is very good place to stay because close downtown and public transpotation. Visitor can walk to emp museum and space needle. However, if I have time to go to seattle, I would like to stay in four point hotel again. Thanks.

This hotel was decently priced and the locations was not too far from some of the main attractions. The only complaint I have is that the information provided for this hotel was incorrect. It did not have complimentary breakfast and there was no free shuttle. Very disappointed because of that.

Good service, but no free continental breakfast was a disappointment.

the web site said they had parking they did not say you would have to pay for parking, and they said they had a free breakfast which is not true.

New and nicely done facility close to Seattle Center and monorail which is an easy ride to downtown and the waterfront. Sits in an industrial area, does have a large new grocery with deli nearby. Second floor and up were excessively hot, beds were too firm, parking is an extra $12 per night.

The hotel staff was so helpful to find the places I wanted to visit. The location of the hotel is centrally located near everything in Seattle WA. Everything is within walking distance and the hotel is so close to the Monorail. You can take the Monorail to downtown but I would recommend you walk downtown first to the Westgate mall to get familiar with all the surroundings. The Hotel is in a very safe location and you can always catch a cab.

Stayed here post cruise. Was about a 5 minute taxi ride from Port. Room wasn't ready upon arrival at 9am, but we did not expect it to be. They gladly stored our luggage, and then we walked about 4 blocks to Seattle Center, where we caught the monorail to downtown. Walked to Pike Place Market and spent the morning there. Starbucks first store is right across street and a very busy place on Saturday morning. Walked in downtown, ate lunch and took monorail back to Seattle Center visiting that area before heading back to hotel. Stopped at a rather large grocery store about a block from Hotel and picked up a few snacks. Check in went smoothly. Room was very clean. Husband slept like a baby, but I think I had too much caffeine (from Starbucks) and didn't sleep all that well. A/C, heater made some little noises that kept waking me up. A lot of construction going on at the hotel, which they made us aware of before hand and discounted our room if we still chose to stay. The construction did not bother us at all although we didn't get breakfast because of it, but they made carry out bag lunches for us. Would stay again as it was a very convenient location.

Hotel was just an overnight stop before boarding a cruise ship. It is in a convenient place to have a walk around the city until it was time to leave.

We stayed at the Comfort Suites again this year because we had a great experience last year. We were in Seattle for the Folklife Festival at nearby Seattle Center. The only real plus for us this year was the ability to walk to Seattle Center and have a safe place to park our car. The hotel is being renovated. Our room, with 2 double beds, really had room for only one. There was scaffolding on our second floor balcony, blocking light and the view. Most disappointing was the breakfast - a paper bag containing a plastic container of juice, a stale muffin, a cereal bar, a granola bar, a piece of fruit (the only thing I ate...), and a small bag of trail mix.There was coffee and tea available, though it was not much better than the freeze dried stuff in the room. To be fair, the room was clean.