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Check-in: 4:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Local currency: USD
Escape to the luxury Renaissance Seattle hotel, located on Madison Street, just minutes from Qwest & Safeco Fields, Pike Place Market & upscale shopping. With the body of a full-service hotel and the soul of a boutique, the newly renovated Renaissance Seattle, Washington hotel truly offers guests a unique experience. Eliminate travel stress by staying at a convenient hotel in downtown Seattle boasting easy access to major freeways and the Sea-Tac International Airport. Relax in spacious downtown Seattle hotel accommodations featuring stunning views of Puget Sound, mountains & skyline. From the colorful lobby displaying paintings by local artists to the fully equipped fitness center, indoor pool & high-speed internet, this hotel in Seattle, WA has it all. Enjoy a meal at Maxwell's, the on-site American restaurant or book your next social event at the one-of-a-kind 28th floor event space. Discover the elegance of a hotel in Seattle seamlessly combining comfort and technology at the Renaissance Seattle Hotel.
Check-in: 4:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Local currency: USD
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Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(48 reviews)
Reviews and scores for each hotel are collected from customers who purchased a stay at that hotel.
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The "overall score" is an average of all reviewer scores submitted for a hotel.
Hotel address: 515 Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98104
Seattle City Center, Seattle
Seattle-Tacoma, (SEA), 15.00, N, Mile
City - Location Type: City
This property has a smoke-free policy
Cafe style dining.
Simply say "The Met" in conversation and you will see heads nod, affirming a common understanding. Metropolitan Grill is a triumph of substance over style, inspiring loyalty from guests who return time and again to enjoy the Metropolitan Grill experience.
McCormick's Fish House pioneered the "fresh sheet" in Seattle's restaurant scene. Originally featuring five or six items daily, today the restaurant features more than 30 varieties of fresh seafood listed daily on the ever-changing menu.
Outstanding, delightful and memorable' are among the raves for this downtown white-linen Italian, where the food's so good it's guaranteed to improve your mood; a solid standby for business lunch, it also gets kudos for an especially good breakfast.
At Earth & Ocean, Chef Adam Stevenson focuses on producing many foods in house. From soups and sauces to the break- down of whole animals, to his house-made salami and cured meat?s program,
At Benihana, the meals are cooked from scratch right at your table; fresh garden vegetables, succulent shrimp and lobster, and Benihana's legendary lean and tender steaks.
Here, there's a marriage between the fine steaks of the US and the wonderful foods of Italy. A dramatic and stylish setting welcome you with traditional preparations of your Italian favorites.
Contemporary seafood presented with style and Asian fusion. The first rate service, impressive wine list and the ambiance strike an engaging balance between hip Belltown hang-out and serious-about-food upscale dinner house.
Rock Bottom is the place where food, beer, great service and a convivial atmosphere all come together for the ideal gathering spot with friends and family.
Four-star eats at two-star prices. From exquisitely tender steaks to melt-in-your-mouth salmon, chef and owner Scott Staples? Belltown eatery feeds your soul without emptying your wallet.
From the smell of the wood burning grill to the swirl of a silky Yakima Valley Cabernet in the glass, to the first bite of gingery, pan-browned shrimp-scallion potsticker, Dahlia Lounge is the quintessential Seattle restaurant experience.
Place Pigalle specializes in seasonal menus combining local ingredients with a variety of culinary traditions.
The food at Wild Ginger spans the eastern Pacific Rim from China to Indonesia, and Malaysia to Vietnam. We pride ourselves on following traditional recipies from these distinctive regions and insist on house-made ingredients.
Modern Asian restaurant that showcases different authentic Asian Cuisines using as much local ingredients and the best in season.
Chez Shea offers seasonal menu and Eight course Chef Tasting Menu which feature the finest of Northwest ingredients, prepared in the style of contemporary French cuisine.
BAMBUZA is modern Vietnamese fare that blends the traditional flavors and textures of Asia with fresh, locally produced ingredients in chic, contemporary surroundings.
Soft lighting and round, drum like inlaid tables-ankle high to a camel. Exotic music and costumed servers. A Morroccan meal at Belltown's Marrahesh, while in many way an exotic delight.
We feature a global wine selection coupled with a menu that blends classic American styles, seasonal northwest ingredients and Mediterranean themes. The atmosphere is often described as an urban retreat with rustic elements.
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(48 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
4 out of 5
Great location and quality for the price
JAO Nov 25, 2009
We went to Seattle for the MLS Cup with one weeks notice. Great price even at the last minute. The hotel was a short walk to ... Pike Place which should not be missed if you are in Seattle. The only negative was the noise in the room from the freeway below. Otherwise the hotel had friendly staff, nice decor and clean accommodations.
Traveler type: Friends
Go to Pike Place for a farmers market experience. If you are a seafood lover, Pike Place Fish Market is top notch. There is something for everyone there.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Time
IceBurg Nov 20, 2009
Staff was very friendly and eager to help out with locations of sights and places to eat, as well as very accommodating. ... Only bad thing about trip was weather, (which you can't do anything about) otherwise, was a very good time.
Traveler type: Family
1st hill bar up madison st was a pretty cool place
Score
4 out of 5
nice location and accommodations
Weekend traveller Nov 17, 2009
I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. Our room was a double with a nice TV and bath. Because our neighbors were loud the ... first night of our trip, the hotel moved us to a nicer room on a virtually unoccupied floor. The fitness center had 6 treadmills, some bikes, a stair climber, free hand weights and a precor machine. Overall, very nice accommodations with a great downtown location.
Traveler type: Friends
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
Go to Pike Place for a farmers market experience. If you are a seafood lover, Pike Place Fish Market is top notch. There is something for everyone there.
--JAO, Camarillo, CA Nov 25, 2009
1st hill bar up madison st was a pretty cool place
--IceBurg, Monroe, IA Nov 20, 2009
Pike Street Market close by and worth the trip.
--Renaissance Seattle Hotel, Portland, OR Nov 14, 2009
Overall score
3.8 out of 5
(48 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
4 out of 5
Great location and quality for the price
JAO Nov 25, 2009
We went to Seattle for the MLS Cup with one weeks notice. Great price even at the last minute. The hotel was a short walk to ... Pike Place which should not be missed if you are in Seattle. The only negative was the noise in the room from the freeway below. Otherwise the hotel had friendly staff, nice decor and clean accommodations.
Traveler type: Friends
Go to Pike Place for a farmers market experience. If you are a seafood lover, Pike Place Fish Market is top notch. There is something for everyone there.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Time
IceBurg Nov 20, 2009
Staff was very friendly and eager to help out with locations of sights and places to eat, as well as very accommodating. ... Only bad thing about trip was weather, (which you can't do anything about) otherwise, was a very good time.
Traveler type: Family
1st hill bar up madison st was a pretty cool place
Score
4 out of 5
nice location and accommodations
Weekend traveller Nov 17, 2009
I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. Our room was a double with a nice TV and bath. Because our neighbors were loud the ... first night of our trip, the hotel moved us to a nicer room on a virtually unoccupied floor. The fitness center had 6 treadmills, some bikes, a stair climber, free hand weights and a precor machine. Overall, very nice accommodations with a great downtown location.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
Great Location, Excellent Price!
Renaissance Seattle Hotel Nov 14, 2009
The breakfast buffet waiting staff was better than most restaurants that I've been to in the last year. Very friendly, ... attentive and ready to serve... something that seems lost with the younger staff which is more in tune to talking with each other than doing their job! Also, the happy hour on the top floor was super at a reasonable price. Lastly, the bell boy was on top of his game, ready and eager to help without asking. I will stay here again!
Traveler type: Couples
Pike Street Market close by and worth the trip.
Score
4 out of 5
A great place to stay
Mags Nov 9, 2009
We thoroughly enjoyed it. Good happy hour midweek. I like the low priced appetizers.Very good view. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Rice and Spice near Seattle Center is a delicious Thai restaurant.
Score
5 out of 5
Not a single complaint...
Ry-Ry Oct 17, 2009
We really enjoyed our stay here and feel that it was well worth what we spent. Highly recommended! My wife and I were just ... spending a 3 day weekend in Seattle to be tourists and just because. The location of the hotel was very convenient for all of the Seattle tourist locations. We didn't take a single taxi with the exception of to/from the airport - we walked everywhere with the exception of one monorail ride over the the Experience Music Project and the Space Needle. Would highly recommend the Underground Tour. The staff was great in terms of recommendating place to go, eat, etc. They even upgraded us to a suite at no add'l charge. The hill down to Puget Sound is steep, so if you are there during the winter months you may have to take a taxi around or you can also head north or south and the hill is a much lower incline. We only made the 6 block trek all the way up it once and our legs were burning. Food was great.
Traveler type: Couples
McCormick's Restaurant is about 2-3 blocks away on 4th Avenue and has really good seafood. The Underground Tour in Pioneer Square was our favorite tourist attraction.
Score
4 out of 5
Beautiful Hotel!
Seattle first timer Oct 13, 2009
Beautiful hotel, stylish decor, nice staff, the only downside was the expensive parking that was not covered in the cost of ... the room.
Traveler type: Couples
Eclectic downtown just blocks away. Well worth the walk!
Score
4 out of 5
Great Hotel. And I'm a snob.
Judi Oct 13, 2009
We have stayed all over Seattle, and this is our 2nd trip to the Renaissance. It is a beautiful, comfortable hotel, that is ... spotless. The coffee bar (thanks Jason!) is just the best, which turns in to a comfy bar at night. Kick back on the sofa and have coffee or a drink, internet surf in a comfy setting. Rooms are spotless. Concierge the most helpful ever. Same exact rooms as the Grand Hyatt down the street, only a better and more equipped lobby.
Traveler type: Couples
Sazerac just a minute away is a great restaurant. Also the hotel is a hike, up hill to get back from the market. We like it that way though, we always come back fit with no weight gain. And we eat our way through Seattle, trust me!
Score
5 out of 5
Outstanding in every way!
Gremlin Oct 6, 2009
Restaurant was very good and cocktail hour offered great appetizers at a great price. Staff is very accomodating and ... location is perfect. Very close to bus routes that take you anywhere. A $5.00 taxi ride to almost every downtown attraction. Nice lounge with a beautiful view. Exceptionally quiet place for a busy hotel. Modern, clean, very happy with this choice.
Traveler type: Friends
Score
1 out of 5
bad experince
shooter1 Sep 23, 2009
Bad ...
Traveler type: Friends
Score
4 out of 5
A nice hotel
FL Travelin Guy Sep 3, 2009
This was really a very nice hotel with large, clean rooms and large screen TV's in the room. My only complaint would be with ... the cost of parking, but that seems to be normal for large city hotels these days. The concierge was quite helpful, and the parking valets were quick and personable.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
5 out of 5
Unbeatable location for the price"
Mom Sep 3, 2009
It was very nice to stay in the hotel. I like the location because we went to downtown a lot. Breakfast was really tasty, and ... transportation to the airport is very convenient.
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Hipsters in Seattle
NYC Hipster Aug 31, 2009
It was an inconvenience to have to pay for internet use. The rooms did not have any microwaves. The concierge wasn't very ... helpful in find inexpensive or interesting places to go around the city.
Traveler type: Friends
Everything is withing walking distance or reachable with a bus. Car service, and car rentals are not worth it.
Score
4 out of 5
Great Hotel
tflintmx Aug 30, 2009
Very nice rooms, great beds. It's about a 10 minute walk to the Market, but that helps to work off all of the snacking that ... we did there. Very easy freeway access.
Traveler type: Couples
Score
4 out of 5
Our Seattle Stay
Trip Booker Deb Aug 22, 2009
Aside from being on a steep walking grade, the hotel was in the best location for all of the siteseeing that was done. ...
Traveler type: Family
Definitely purchase a "City Pass". Well worth the cost and includes many attractions.
Score
4 out of 5
Good location for the price.
Sally Aug 20, 2009
Easy to find, good location, and within walking distance to the pike street market. But, a little noisy since it is next to ... the freeway.
Traveler type: Family
Score
4 out of 5
Terrific Stay
momcat Aug 18, 2009
Only a $5 cab fare to destination. Easy access to freeway at end of stay. ...
Traveler type: Family
Score
3 out of 5
Anniversary trip
Val SD traveler Aug 18, 2009
After booking on Orbitz, I called the Renaissance more than a month before to request a King bed and was not told that it ... wasn't guaranteed. Upon our arrival we were told that there were no king rooms available. We were very disappointed because we were there celebrating our anniversary(our 23rd & hadn't done anything like this since our 5th). After getting to our room we also had the misfortune of getting a room on the 10th floor overlooking the I-5. I called the front desk to complain(about the double whammy) and the nice young lady([...], I believe who was much nicer than the young lady that checked us in)said she would put our name down to move to a King room if one opened up. About an hour later we were called & moved to a King suite. It was still overlooking the freeway(8th floor), but a beautiful room with a King bed. Thank you, [...]!
Traveler type: Couples
Score
2 out of 5
good room.
helen Aug 17, 2009
Overall the hotel is very nice, good and clean room. but too close to the highway, so it's very noisy. ...
Traveler type: Couples
Score
1 out of 5
Renaissance Seattle Hotel Aug 2009
Slepped in Seattle Aug 16, 2009
We showed up at the hotel only to find that they had no 4 person rooms available. They acknolleged that our reservationwas ... for four persons, and two queen beds but for some reason were unable to plan ahead for our arrival. Additionally they ingnored our Orbitz coupon and tried to charge us for parking until I corrected them. I'm not sure they really wanted me there. I know they consider themselves and upper class hotel, however there amenities are just not there. There is no free wifi or internet. I found the hotel was constantly trying ways to add charges to our room bill. Next time I will book the Hampton Inn.
Traveler type: Friends
CityPass to Seattle is excellent.
Reviews represent the opinions of Orbitz customers, not of Orbitz or its staff.
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Go to Pike Place for a farmers market experience. If you are a seafood lover, Pike Place Fish Market is top notch. There is something for everyone there.
--JAO, Camarillo, CA Nov 25, 2009
1st hill bar up madison st was a pretty cool place
--IceBurg, Monroe, IA Nov 20, 2009
Pike Street Market close by and worth the trip.
--Renaissance Seattle Hotel, Portland, OR Nov 14, 2009
Rice and Spice near Seattle Center is a delicious Thai restaurant.
--Mags, Skykomish, WA Nov 9, 2009
McCormick's Restaurant is about 2-3 blocks away on 4th Avenue and has really good seafood. The Underground Tour in Pioneer Square was our favorite tourist attraction.
--Ry-Ry, Aurora, IL Oct 17, 2009
Eclectic downtown just blocks away. Well worth the walk!
--Seattle first timer, California Oct 13, 2009
Sazerac just a minute away is a great restaurant. Also the hotel is a hike, up hill to get back from the market. We like it that way though, we always come back fit with no weight gain. And we eat our way through Seattle, trust me!
--Judi, Fresno CA Oct 13, 2009
Everything is withing walking distance or reachable with a bus. Car service, and car rentals are not worth it.
--NYC Hipster, Brooklyn, NY Aug 31, 2009
Definitely purchase a "City Pass". Well worth the cost and includes many attractions.
--Trip Booker Deb, Boise, Idaho Aug 22, 2009
CityPass to Seattle is excellent.
--Slepped in Seattle, San Francisco, CA Aug 16, 2009
Get the CityPass book that has passes for the Space Needle, Aquarium, Zoo, Ferry tour, Experience Music Museum, Science Museum (both museums adjacent to the Space Needle). It saves a lot, cost of book is about the cost to do two of these individually. You can buy the book at any of these attractions.
--BigDfamily, Dallas, Texas Aug 12, 2009
Pike Place Market.
--Rick, Minneapolis Jul 29, 2009
The Duck tour was the highlight I suggested to several family members and they loved it. Also the Winery Tours inexpensive and knowledgeble. Take the Airporter bus from the Airport at gate 00 . It is the least expensive way to get to the Hotels as oppose to the Taxi. $11.00 compared to $35.00
--goodness, New Jersey Jul 14, 2009
Salty's - West Seattle
--Sooch, New York, NY Jul 7, 2009
It's a short walk down to the pier and shopping, however, the walk includes a steep climb back up to the hotel approx. 5 blocks. It's like climbing the streets of San Francisco without a cable car.
--Wade B, Canyon, TX Jul 4, 2009
We reccomend visiting the Seattle Zoo. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes and have at least a few hours to spare if you want to see a good portion of it.
--retash091, Florence, Or. Jul 1, 2009
If you don't want to walk to the football or baseball fields, a cab was very easy to find and only ran about $7!
--Jenn, Portland, OR Jun 22, 2009
Pike Place Market - don't miss it!!!
--Rick McD, danville, ca Jun 11, 2009
Stay close to Pike Street and 3rd Ave and everything is close by.
--Aniversary, Miami, FL Jun 6, 2009
Get out of the hotel and walk around! It's a gorgeous city and the hotel is in the heart of it all.
--skb, New York city Jun 1, 2009
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