Graduate by Hilton Seattle

Perfect to work/visit the University of Washington district and close to multiple food options.

9.0

The credit for breakfast works well. It was just confusing to know how much credit i had.

− There was an insect in my room the second day. I remove it myself. I don't know where the insect came from, but it was looking weird.

Walkable convenient and hip

9.0

Great location close to lite rail and restaurants and farmers market Beds were comfortable.

− No mini fridge to put my insulin in

Décevant !

4.0

La déco vintage est très sympa.

− L’isolation sonore est plus que mauvaise : nous avons entendu toutes les conversations de notre voisin ainsi que ses ronflements. C’était tellement qu’on pensait qu’il était dans la chambre. Pas de réfrigérateur et très peu de lumière. La chambre était propre mais les poubelles et certains équipements avaient été laissés en l’état, comme si quelqu’un était passé avant. Le quartier est mal fréquenté. Pour le prix et soi-disant un « Hilton » ça laisse à désirer…

Meh.

6.0

The style of the hotel is great.

− No microwave, no fridge, the bathroom needs a deep cleaning (lots of old dirty grout), and the parking fee is insane! $46 plus an $11 tax. They force you to use valet. I think it's overpriced for what you get.

A Miserable Experience

2.0

We stayed 3 nights, arriving Thursday and departing Sunday. Every day there was a new issue to make us miserable. There's a bedside lamp with an outlet to charge a phone, but the outlet only works when the lamp is on. So charging overnight means leaving the lamp on. Stupid. We had a nice big TV in our room and I looked forward to watching World Cup games. But the TV isn't connected to either cable or an antenna, so what we got was static. I went down the street to a sports bar. Stupid. I would have gone to the bar at the hotel except it doesn't open until 3:00 pm, and the 2 games I wanted to watch were at noon and 2:00. So no screen in the hotel would show the games. Stupid. There's a mandatory credit charged to the room for the bar or coffee shop. Two of the three mornings we were there, the coffee shop wasn't open when I left the hotel. I can sort of understand at 6:45 am (one of the 2 days), but the second day the coffee shop was still closed at 8:15 when I headed out to meet a friend. So, we finished our stay with an unused credit because it was impossible to use it. The rooms are stylish with lots of University of Washington references. But there are no drawers, and no dresser, to store clothes; the choices were dark shelves under the TV or dark shelves inside the armoire. Stumbling around in the dark trying not to wake my partner, it was hard to find the clothes I needed to put on. Stupid. A $100/night Best Western has a small refrigerator in the room. Not here. I guess I should have read the room amenities more carefully, but honestly, it didn't occur to me a hotel this expensive could be this cheap. One last thing: the light switch for the bathroom outside and far enough away from the door that you have to open the door fully to turn it on. I get up early, my partner doesn't. Such poor design, just thoughtless. I want to be clear that the staff were great; they offered repeatedly to do what they could to make things right. But they couldn't replace the bedside lamp, they couldn't get the TV to connect, they couldn't get the coffee shop open . . . So their repeated offers were pretty empty. All these issues are structural, in the design of the room and the hotel. They meant to do things this way. Staff seemed proud to work there, but man, I would be embarrassed to be part of a facility so clearly inept.

Guest review

10.0

Great views, clean, valet service remembered me every time I came in