I think that the parking, after tax (and valet tips) was more expensive than the expensive downtown Washington DC Hilton/HGI.

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Somewhat convoluted hhonors floor where you need to take an elevator up, then walk to another elevator that goes up one more floor, it's a bit like being punished for having status if you're wheeling baggage/equipment around.

The room was nice, though there was a large gap at the bottom of the door that let a lot of noise in from the corridor - there's always that one guy who has to use his outside voice in a hotel corridor after 11pm

I liked that the TV signal was in HD and I was glad that I got a courtyard view as the other side seemed very noisy.

Love the convenience of having a kitchen (not that I was planning to cook) with microwave and refrigerator. Very comfortable bed with a split of feather and foam pillows - a little odd to have such a large room with just a queen bed. Good water pressure in the shower is always a plus, but no hand-held shower head. Ample counter space in the bathroom and kitchen. Parking was totally overpriced (I guess because of the convention center nearby) - advertised as $32 on the website, but that doesn't include about $7 of tax - valet is the only option. As others have commented, traffic noise is an issue, even though I wasn't facing the highway. Major disappointment was that the ice cream bars in the pantry must have melted at some point in time, because there was a puddle in the wrapper, outside the chocolate :-( They did refund the charge (we opened several and all had the same problem), but that didn't satisfy my dessert fix. If your business isn't downtown, it is very convenient to get on the I-5.

This is a great property, new, so everything is up to Hilton Standards. Rooms are suites, and are very comfortable and nicely appointed. If you need to be in the area of the Convention Center, this is a great place to stay. The only downsides that I have experienced (and I stay here a couple of times a year on business) are the Welcome Home Reception -- skip it. The food is bland and you don't have any really healthy choices. And, ask for a courtside room. The rooms in the front...I-5 goes under the hotel, and there is always traffic noise. If you get on the west side of the property (Boren) the street is constantly busy and is a major avenue for emergency vehicles, so you get sirens all times of the day or night.

Spacious suites; value for money; very close to the convention center, walking distance to most of the attractions in Seattle Downtown; pike place is straight down the road; the buffet breakfast and evening manager's reception is not great but keeping the cost in view it was OK. only disadvantage is the humming noise coming from cars running in the highway nearby.