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Hotel Review of the Renaissance Hotel in Seattle

Hotel Review of the Renaissance Hotel in Seattle
Nov 20, 2009
I spent three nights at the Renaissance Hotel in Seattle. The rooms were well supplied. The bed was very comfortable and spacious. I only had two complaints:
(1) This hotel is noisy. It is adjacent to Interstate 5 and I had a hard time sleeping at night. For this reason alone, I would probably not stay there unless I could get a room on the western side of the hotel. I heard traffic at all hours of the night.
(2) The concierge lounge is way too small for the number of business guests they have. We had very little space to sit down and eat. The concierge staff was very attentive.
This is a nice hotel...but I need peace and quiet when I sleep.

Hotel Review of the Renaissance Hotel in Seattle
Nov 18, 2009
My husband and I spent 2 nights at the Renaissance, November 8-10th.
We found it on Hotwire for $88 per night US which was a pretty good deal.
At first we were given a room which was too noisy as it was overlooking the
highway, but we had no problem having our room switched to the other side.
It was on the top of the hill, but no problem at all walking to Pike Place Market.
You really do avoid the steep climb back uphill if you walk back from a couple of blocks over.
Great deal on Monday - Friday in the rooftop lounge. From 4-7 pm they offered
certain appetizers for only $2 each, and certain drinks at reduced prices also.
My husband and I went there before our dinner reservation and really enjoyed the
great view watching the sunset and the water in the distance.
The concierge was very helpful. He made our dinner reservations for us at
a really cool restaurant called "Purple" which I had checked out prior through
trip advisor. It was just a short walk away. When we got to the restaurant we
were pleasantly surprised to find out the concierge had ordered us a free appetizer.
The pool and hot tub area of the hotel were quite enjoyable also. It's on the same
floor at the lounge and has a great view.
The first night we had a nice dinner at Tulio which is very close to the hotel.
It was a cozy Italian restaurant.

Hotel Review of the Renaissance Hotel in Seattle
Oct 28, 2009
Stayed here for 3 nights and nothing stands out that was overwhelmingly negative or overwhelmingly positive. The location is good - but be warned, the walk to the waterfront is down a very very steep hill. The room was nice, very comfortable bed, also nice tv and sitting area, refrigerator, everything seemed new and well placed. The water pressure in the shower could be improved, but it was ok. Good service and nice views on the 28th.

Hotel Review of the Renaissance Hotel in Seattle
Sep 24, 2009
Just arriving in the room and being quite impressed!
Came here for a conference, but wife came with for leisure. This was our first time in that far west, much less Seattle, so we didn't know what to expect. We arrived and the hotel was nice!!! Check-in is was pleasant and smooth...and we even received wine and fruit in our room. (had the family/friends Starwood elite treatment) Our room was on the 15th floor or something, it was for the preferred guests. And they know how to treat preferred guests!!! The preferred guest lounge was top shelf with free food and a free happy hour on certain days. I even met the manager of guest services at the happy hour reception who was very nice and hospitable. (forgot her name, but she was Black)

My wife and I were so impressed with the preferred guest treatment, we felt like a king and queen. It was unfortunate though, that EVERY customer doesn't that same type of treatment. (people on the first 8 floors---the non-preferred "regular" guests) The stratification made us kind of sad, to see that certain guests were treated better than others. It was nice, but we wished everyone could have experienced what we did.

We also ate in the restaurant lounge at the top of the hotel. (can't remember the name) But it was super top shelf with an AMAZING VIEW!!! Quite serene...Seattle has a great skyline.

Although kind of small, the fitness center was modern and nice. The pool was nice too and had a chic feel to it. We even received free breakfast coupons, and the breakfast was superb. The service was a little shaky though, as they may have been understaffed. Great food though.

Great location downtown; close enough to walk everywhere, but not too far from everything downtown.

Overall this hotel really impressed us and gave us a really good perception and experience of Seattle. Everyone was so nice and professional. Please stay here!

Hotel Review of the Renaissance Hotel in Seattle
Sept 9, 2009
As a Platinum Marriott highly loyal customer I stay at many of their properties. I have come to expect consistent quality and generally find that the Marriott's, Renaissances, and JWs deliver within a fairly predicable range. This is a nice Renaissance, the staff and rooms live up to the name. The one thing here - there are three sides of this four sided tower that either face some part of the very busy I-5. On the 26th floor one still hears the traffic. It can be hidden by high fan setting on the thermostat but either I-5 is noisier than most roads or the insulation in this place is a bit less than other hotels. Location is good, and if you could guarantee the side opposite I-5 totally all would probably be OK. As some travelers note the walk to Pike Market is a hilly affair and you have to be in OK, not perfect shape to walk back, but that is minor and nothing different than walking around San Francisco or any other hilly city. Nice restaurants are close by and the beautiful Seattle library, itself a landmark, is across the street. The monorail to the space needle is around a ten minute walk. Parking here is expensive....be prepared, big city rates. If I had to pay full price (I used points) I might shop around a bit, seemed like there may be other choices to look at as well close by.
 

Hotel Review of the Renaissance Hotel Seattle

Jun 16, 2009
We stayed at the Renaissance on 31st May, after arriving from UK, we were departing the next day on an NCL Alaskan Cruise, so we were booked into this hotel for just one night.

Overall for a nights stay it was fine, fast check in, great room with lovely big comfy bed (just what I needed after a long haul tiring flight), big flat screen TV, great bathroom.

We ordered room service which was delivered within 20 mins, and was of great quality, we were so tired we just watched TV, ate our food and went to bed!

In the morning check out was fast, and we walked a couple of blocks north to a lovely shop which sold everything and had a cafe attached to it - had mocha and muffin for breakfast before going back to the hotel to be picked up and taken to the port.

The only downside to this hotel I think would be location, it isn't right in the centre of the shopping area, so if you want to do shopping stay nearer to that area (recommend Grand Hyatt).

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