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Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1300
Local currency: USD
Enter into the Hotel Andra...and you are transported from bustling downtown neighborhood to the serene and sophisticated.
Ideally located in the thriving Belltown district, This 100% non-smoking hotel is best known for its progressive art, music and dining scenes, the Hotel Andra is downtown Seattle's ultimate address for urban luxury.
Visit the Hotel Andra, a unique downtown Seattle boutique hotel. We're making waves in the Seattle hotel scene.
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1300
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(22 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
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Hotel address: 2000 Fourth Ave., Seattle, WA 98121
Seattle, WA
Sea-Tac International Airport
Ideally located on the seam of Seattle's trendy Belltown neighborhood and the thriving retail district, the Hotel Andra is at the epicenter of the city.
This property has a smoke-free policy
Featuring the classic produce of the Northwest mingled with the cooking styles of Greece, Lola will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner during the week; brunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday. Lola will also provide all of our in-room dining, as well as the catering for private events held in our meeting rooms. For reservations, please call Lola at 206.441.1430.
On March 4th - March 8th, Lola will be closed for remodeling. The Dahlia Lounge, located across the street, will open for your dining needs: · Sunday: 7am-3pm for Breakfast and lunch, and 4:30-9:00 for dinner. · Monday – Thursday: 6am-11am for breakfast and lunch, and 4:30pm-10:00pm for Dinner. · Room Service will be available from a limited menu.
Awarded the Wine Spectator "Award of Excellence", Assaggio Ristorante owner and chef Mauro Golmarvi has created a menu, a welcoming feast, that is rich in flavors and authenticity. Assaggio is open Monday through Friday, for lunch and dinner and Saturday for dinner only.
With its many unique spaces, the Hotel Andra is the ultimate address for any private event. Colleagues can escape to this sanctuary for a day of training and meetings. Friends can enjoy a tailor-made luncheon. Imbibe in cocktails and appetizers in the living room loft, while enjoying the stirring hotel scene. 2 beautifully appointed rooms for a total of 3650 square feet. We can accommodate many different configurations including, up to 200 for a reception, 96 for dining and 40 for a board meeting. We offer personalized menus and service, and are happy to handle all of the details for your meeting or event. State of the art audio and visual capabilities. Wireless internet access in all meeting rooms.
Please enter check-in and check-out dates to the right to select a room
100% non-smoking hotel
100% non-smoking hotel
Check-in: 1500
Check-out: 1300
Local currency: USD
The amenities and/or facilities may not be located at this hotel, but within a reasonable distance and additional charges may apply for use. All information has been provided by this hotel.
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(22 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Score
3 out of 5
dark, romantic hotel-not for readers
digibabe Aug 16, 2009
I selected this small hotel for two reasons: to have a hotel stay that was not at a Hampton and the location near to Pike ... Place Market. Easily walkable to the Market, restaurants and Seattle Museum (don't miss this) All the transportation is nearby with the free buses, Monorail from Westlake to Seattle Centre and the new link light rail to/from the airport. It is a very nice, clean hotel and the room was very large and DARK. There is no overhead room lighting. With only one 60W desk lamp to read maps and travel brochures, I could barely see what I was reading. We asked for an additional lamp but it never arrived. The low lighting is the reason I would not recommend this hotel. There is a high rise tower being constructed across the street and the dumpsters were active early morning and late one night too. They said that they would call the police to investigate. Every morning, we stayed 5 nights, we were awakened to the beeping sounds of construction vehicles backing up. There is no concierge (empty desk with a concierge sign)but the front desk was very friendly and helpful. And Lola's,the restaurant in the hotel, pass this one up for breakfast with poor service and overpriced menu. Don't miss eating at Serious Pie across the street (316 Virginia St.) for fantastic pizza (arrive early because there's almost always a wait since they were featured on the Food Network in August, 2009). Try Lowell's at the market for pancakes and the best omelets were at Bacco Bistro(86 Pine St.)where they serve Caffe Vita coffee, delicious! Ah coffee, our week long visit gave us an opportunity to try different brands and we loved the Seattle Coffee Works (107 Pike St.)for espresso. Many restaurants have happy hours with selected food items at special prices. Try Wann Japanese Izakaya on Mondays for delicious spider rolls. Don't miss the feast at the Crab Pot at Pier 57, the travellers who told us about this one went back a second time! Other must see attractions include the Experience Music Project at Seattle Center to try the sound lab instruments yourself and take the #17 bus to the Chittenden Locks to see the salmon flying through the fish ladder to fresh water as part of their upstream migration (free). Everyone wears comfortable walking shoes in Seattle. A great, friendly, dynamic place to visit!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
Didn't deliver
Very disappointed Jul 4, 2009
We reserved a king bed non-smoking room... we were given a queen room with a queen sleeper in a cramped room. When we asked ... for compensation they said they couldn't and were not willing to provide any other type of accomodation.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Excellent location and staff, modern
travelinghombre Jun 30, 2009
Modern, upscale, quiet room, excellent location. The only problem I had with my stay was the rather slow valet. . I guess ... their lot is far away.
Traveler type: Friends
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
There's lots of great bars in belltown and close to the market that are just a short walk away.
--BE, Portland, OR Jun 14, 2009
Walk the perimeter streets like 1st near Pike Place Market for places for breakfast/lunch eats. There is a bagel place that serves Tully's coffee, which in my opinion is better than the other well know coffee of Seattle. There is also a small falafel place near the bagel shop that was tasty and reasonable with a few outdoor tables. Etta's Seafood on the north end of Pike Place Market has a happy hour menu with very reasonable priced eats from 4PM to 6PM, including Saturdays. The fish and chips came with a nice slaw for $5. You can round out your evening by stopping at the adjacent Tully's, where you can get your favorite coffee concoction. For a nice dinner, try Tulio at the Hotel Vintage, near the central library. The food was excellent from starters to desserts. Try the calamari that comes on a bed of seasoned legumes (appetizer), the caesar salad that comes with white anchovies, and follow any of the great entrees with the homemade gelato. Yummy! I would return to Seattle just to eat there again!
--Flipside, Sacramento, CA Apr 27, 2009
Pike Place Market is a must visit. Everything under the sun and the clouds too!
--MBA, Hawaii Apr 22, 2009
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(22 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
Reviewers are asked to rate a variety of hotel attributes on a scale of 1 to 5. The highest possible score is "5," meaning the user was "very satisfied," while "1" is the lowest, meaning the user was "very dissatisfied."
The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
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Score
3 out of 5
dark, romantic hotel-not for readers
digibabe Aug 16, 2009
I selected this small hotel for two reasons: to have a hotel stay that was not at a Hampton and the location near to Pike ... Place Market. Easily walkable to the Market, restaurants and Seattle Museum (don't miss this) All the transportation is nearby with the free buses, Monorail from Westlake to Seattle Centre and the new link light rail to/from the airport. It is a very nice, clean hotel and the room was very large and DARK. There is no overhead room lighting. With only one 60W desk lamp to read maps and travel brochures, I could barely see what I was reading. We asked for an additional lamp but it never arrived. The low lighting is the reason I would not recommend this hotel. There is a high rise tower being constructed across the street and the dumpsters were active early morning and late one night too. They said that they would call the police to investigate. Every morning, we stayed 5 nights, we were awakened to the beeping sounds of construction vehicles backing up. There is no concierge (empty desk with a concierge sign)but the front desk was very friendly and helpful. And Lola's,the restaurant in the hotel, pass this one up for breakfast with poor service and overpriced menu. Don't miss eating at Serious Pie across the street (316 Virginia St.) for fantastic pizza (arrive early because there's almost always a wait since they were featured on the Food Network in August, 2009). Try Lowell's at the market for pancakes and the best omelets were at Bacco Bistro(86 Pine St.)where they serve Caffe Vita coffee, delicious! Ah coffee, our week long visit gave us an opportunity to try different brands and we loved the Seattle Coffee Works (107 Pike St.)for espresso. Many restaurants have happy hours with selected food items at special prices. Try Wann Japanese Izakaya on Mondays for delicious spider rolls. Don't miss the feast at the Crab Pot at Pier 57, the travellers who told us about this one went back a second time! Other must see attractions include the Experience Music Project at Seattle Center to try the sound lab instruments yourself and take the #17 bus to the Chittenden Locks to see the salmon flying through the fish ladder to fresh water as part of their upstream migration (free). Everyone wears comfortable walking shoes in Seattle. A great, friendly, dynamic place to visit!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
Didn't deliver
Very disappointed Jul 4, 2009
We reserved a king bed non-smoking room... we were given a queen room with a queen sleeper in a cramped room. When we asked ... for compensation they said they couldn't and were not willing to provide any other type of accomodation.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Excellent location and staff, modern
travelinghombre Jun 30, 2009
Modern, upscale, quiet room, excellent location. The only problem I had with my stay was the rather slow valet. . I guess ... their lot is far away.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Hotel Andra
BE Jun 14, 2009
The hotel was great. It's cute and we had great service. The one drawback was the parking. We used the valet service. There ... wasn't a price posted, when we checked out, it was $35 for one night. This is more expensive than the Grand Hyatt downtown. Plus, the valet returned my car with a fresh ding in it.
Traveler type: Friends
There's lots of great bars in belltown and close to the market that are just a short walk away.
Score
3 out of 5
Andra Average
Happy Traveler Jun 2, 2009
With the exception of the valet, the staff at the hotel was unfriendly. The rooms were good. The prepackaged ice was a perk. ... The room had a nice view and nice amenities.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Great Hotel Near Pier 66!
NCL Pearl Cruiser May 26, 2009
We stayed at the hotel the day our cruise ship returned from a cruise to Alaska. They were very accomodating. We arrived at ... the hotel before checkin, and they allowed us to store our bags there until our room was ready. They called us on our cell phone when it was ready. The staff was very friendly. The hotel is in a great location in relation to Pier 66 (only four blocks away). It is also within walking distance from the Pike Place Market and the Seattle Acquarium. It is also a couple blocks from the monorail that takes you to the Space Needle. The room was very clean and spacious. My only complaint is that the wooden bed frames are VERY EASY to walk your leg into...so be careful. My only suggestion would be to offer free the customer free internet access instead of charging them for it. Other than those two things, the hotel was excellent. I definetly recommend the Hotel Andra.
Traveler type: Family
Score
2 out of 5
Hotel Andra Not 4-Stars
Flipside Apr 27, 2009
The hotel sits on the corner of 4th Ave and Virginia, flanked by 3 streets. The hotel's location was good for walking around ... downtown, to mass transit, and interests (Pike Place Market, Seattle Aquarium, piers for harbor and Victoria cruises). Asked for the most quiet room away from the on-going road and building construction that went on night and day. (I had called the hotel prior to booking on Orbitz and was told it was a quiet location; no mention of the on-going construction on the streets.) We ended up in a room on the 9th floor that overlooked the road and building construction on two streets. Room/bath was very small, both had inadequate lighting, mix/match furniture (shaggy headboards, etc) as if retrieved from a flea market. The room had no refrigerator or MW and the coffee maker was under a desk. Positive assets were the free of charge business center with 2 workstations with standard applications, internet access, and printers on the 3rd floor, and the hotel was clean. If it were not for our long days away from the hotel, it would have been intolerable. Night construction noise only afforded 3 to 4 hours of random sleep per night. The only day/night construction stopped was on Sunday. I have not stayed in other hotels in downtown Seattle but I would rate Hotel Andra 2-stars. The stay was for 4-nights and the trip was to celebrate a half-century milestone birthday. The hotel was aware of this but made no effort to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Traveler type: Friends
Walk the perimeter streets like 1st near Pike Place Market for places for breakfast/lunch eats. There is a bagel place that serves Tully's coffee, which in my opinion is better than the other well know coffee of Seattle. There is also a small falafel place near the bagel shop that was tasty and reasonable with a few outdoor tables. Etta's Seafood on the north end of Pike Place Market has a happy hour menu with very reasonable priced eats from 4PM to 6PM, including Saturdays. The fish and chips came with a nice slaw for $5. You can round out your evening by stopping at the adjacent Tully's, where you can get your favorite coffee concoction. For a nice dinner, try Tulio at the Hotel Vintage, near the central library. The food was excellent from starters to desserts. Try the calamari that comes on a bed of seasoned legumes (appetizer), the caesar salad that comes with white anchovies, and follow any of the great entrees with the homemade gelato. Yummy! I would return to Seattle just to eat there again!
Score
4 out of 5
convenient to downtown
MBA Apr 22, 2009
Nice place, attentive staff, well located to downtown amenities. Cars are valet parked off-site ($35 / day). Must wait for ... car to be brought around and on one occasion it took over 1/2 hour. The lobby can be noisy and crowded in the evenings because there is an attached bar / restaurant.
Traveler type: Couples
Pike Place Market is a must visit. Everything under the sun and the clouds too!
Score
5 out of 5
Great, comfortable escape from winter
Jdub Apr 22, 2009
It was a great experience other than the noise because of construction outside. It would have been nice to know in advance, ... or possibly put us further away from the noise. We didn't ask, but I suppose we could have. The construction started very early and they went all day and into the early evening.
Traveler type: Friends
Andaluca, Assagio's, Wild Ginger, Cafe CAmpagne, Le Pichet. Fantastic food in Seattle!
Score
5 out of 5
great stay at Hotel Andra
onetodd Apr 22, 2009
The spacious room was well appointed. We loved the location while visiting our daughter in Seattle. The staff was helpful ... with every request we had. Restaurant Lola was divine. We loved the fact that we could go in and have a late dessert late Sunday night! We will visit again.
Traveler type: Couples
Restaurant Zoe should not be missed.
Score
5 out of 5
Great Experience
Dianne Jan 1, 2009
Staying at Hotel Andra for New Years was a great decision! Perfect location, very friendly staff and our room was PERFECT... ... very comfortable and very cool. Lola was a convient/great spot for us to grab a quick drink before heading out to dinner. We would definitely stay here again :).
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Great service
Dawn Sep 30, 2008
We were impressed with the staff at the Hotel Andra. There was always someone staffing the front desk, opening the doors, ... helping with questions. We've never stayed at a hotel within this price range that had such unobtrusive and helpful service.
Traveler type: Couples
Downtown shopping is very convenient to this hotel. Pike Place Market is also within comfortable walking distance.
Score
5 out of 5
Wonderful hotel!
Lee Ann Sep 19, 2008
We love staying at boutique hotels when we can rather than chain hotels. The Hotel Andra was a wonderful hotel! The staff is ... very friendly and helpful. The location of the hotel was well within walking distance to the various spots in downtown Seattle (shopping, Pike's Market, restaurantsetc.). That made it very convenient. The decor in the hotel was beautiful - contemporary. The Hotel Andra had a restaurant Lola, that's attached to it. Try their freshly baked donuts! They are to die for! My husband and I went down almost every morning for them. I've also heard his other restaurant across the street, Dahlia Lounge is excellent too. We also went to his pizza restaurant about a half block away, Serious Pie. Great pizza! Baked in their wood oven and made with the freshest ingredients and their homemade crust - it is the best! All in all, I would definitely stay here again and most definitely would recommend this hotel.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Great Staff
Namrata May 6, 2008
Close to several locations, very central and walking distance from most tourist sites. Though in the room, sheets were worn ... out and bathrooms could be better maintained. Staff was friendly, helpful and responsive
Traveler type: Couples
Seattle center, pikes place market
Score
5 out of 5
Perfect Location
Colleen Apr 7, 2008
Hotel Andra is located within walking distance of Pikes Market and a close jaunt to the Space Needle. The staff was ... particularly courteous and our room was very nice. This was our first trip back to Seattle in about 12 years and because of the people we encountered, we had an exceptional visit.
Traveler type: Family
Eat at Lola's or any of the restaurants that Tom Douglas has created for a fine dining experience.
Score
5 out of 5
My review of Hotel Andra
Leslie Feb 18, 2008
The Hotel Andra is in a great location and the staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are comfortable and a nice size. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
5 out of 5
Perf for a Weekend Getaway
Ellen Feb 17, 2008
The Hotel Andre had friendly door attendants, nice and accomodating front desk staff, a very nice lobby w/ a fireplace and a ... very good restaurant attached. There's nothing to change. The place is clean and they've thought of everything.
Traveler type: Friends
3 blocks to Pikes Market and/or Nordstrom and all the retail you would want.
Score
5 out of 5
Wonderful Quaint Hotel
Fredrick Sep 25, 2007
Location- perfect Size-perfect Staff-perfect Restaurant-perfect If you like Seattle and like a more quaint place to ... stay this is the place. I was all wonderful.
Traveler type: Couples
Lola's which is in the hotel is excellent.
Score
5 out of 5
Pleasure Travel
Linda Sep 17, 2007
The Andra Hotel staff met us promptly and very pleasantly. They were genuinely interested in making our stay comfortable and ... provided additional information on surrounding area for restaurants. We were upgraded to a larger room, with no additional cost. Valet parking was free. This in itself, was a savings of $20 - $25 dollars per night. I would highly recommend staying at this property!
Traveler type: Friends
The Lola Restaurant was part of the hotel. Food and service were very good. We received a recommendation for breakfast the next morning at another restauarant within walking distance that was also very good.
Score
5 out of 5
Great hotel
Sandy Aug 12, 2007
The Hotel Andra was a very clean,friendly hotel. It was centrally located, we didn't need the rental car after all. We will ... definitely stay there again.
Traveler type: Couples
Pikes Market was a very short walk away, as were many boutique shops and small malls.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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There's lots of great bars in belltown and close to the market that are just a short walk away.
--BE, Portland, OR Jun 14, 2009
Walk the perimeter streets like 1st near Pike Place Market for places for breakfast/lunch eats. There is a bagel place that serves Tully's coffee, which in my opinion is better than the other well know coffee of Seattle. There is also a small falafel place near the bagel shop that was tasty and reasonable with a few outdoor tables. Etta's Seafood on the north end of Pike Place Market has a happy hour menu with very reasonable priced eats from 4PM to 6PM, including Saturdays. The fish and chips came with a nice slaw for $5. You can round out your evening by stopping at the adjacent Tully's, where you can get your favorite coffee concoction. For a nice dinner, try Tulio at the Hotel Vintage, near the central library. The food was excellent from starters to desserts. Try the calamari that comes on a bed of seasoned legumes (appetizer), the caesar salad that comes with white anchovies, and follow any of the great entrees with the homemade gelato. Yummy! I would return to Seattle just to eat there again!
--Flipside, Sacramento, CA Apr 27, 2009
Pike Place Market is a must visit. Everything under the sun and the clouds too!
--MBA, Hawaii Apr 22, 2009
Andaluca, Assagio's, Wild Ginger, Cafe CAmpagne, Le Pichet. Fantastic food in Seattle!
--Jdub, Calgary, ALberta Apr 22, 2009
Restaurant Zoe should not be missed.
--onetodd, Sonora, CA Apr 22, 2009
Downtown shopping is very convenient to this hotel. Pike Place Market is also within comfortable walking distance.
--Dawn, USA Sep 30, 2008
Seattle center, pikes place market
--Namrata, USA May 6, 2008
Eat at Lola's or any of the restaurants that Tom Douglas has created for a fine dining experience.
--Colleen, Rochester, NY Apr 7, 2008
3 blocks to Pikes Market and/or Nordstrom and all the retail you would want.
--Ellen, Chicago, IL Feb 17, 2008
Lola's which is in the hotel is excellent.
--Fredrick, Chicago, IL Sep 25, 2007
The Lola Restaurant was part of the hotel. Food and service were very good. We received a recommendation for breakfast the next morning at another restauarant within walking distance that was also very good.
--Linda, USA Sep 17, 2007
Pikes Market was a very short walk away, as were many boutique shops and small malls.
--Sandy, USA Aug 12, 2007
ANY MEAL IN THE HOTEL RESTAURANT IS DELICIOUS. GO ACROSS THE STREET FOR DINNER AT DAHLIA'S.
--Margaret, USA Jul 8, 2007
Tons of stores within a short walk. Museum (when it reopens) is near by. One can even walk to Pike's Place Market and all it's attractions.
--Richard, Philadelphia, PA Apr 16, 2007
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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