The Paramount Hotel

Felt like I was walking into a upscale hotel, entrance is very nice. Restaurant has a cool & fun vibe to it. Enjoyed breakfast, then later & appies at the bar. Room was very nice on (the small side compared with newer hotels) bed super comfy.

This hotel is in the heart of downtown Seattle and walking distance to many things. At night this area is suprisingly quiet. We didn't hear one siren or whistle all night. We didn't try the restaurant because we already planned to eat down at The Crab Pot. And catching a cab was a breeze right outside our door. We decided to leave the car parked at the hotel and felt it was very safe there. We wouldn't recommend the city parking lots because there are scammers out there saying if you pay them they will watch your car. The hotel has a private covered parking area with security. ...read more

Room was excellent. Staff was warm and helpful.

The hotel is centrally located in downtown Seattle and easy walking distance to the public market. Good value and friendly staff. We stayed in a very clean and spacious room with 2 queen beds. Parking is by valet (no self-parking) for $29/per night plus $6.39 in taxes (December 2012). We would stay at the Paramount Hotel again.

The hotel was beautiful and more than met my expectations. The beds were AMAZING. I don't get sleep that good at my own house! How are the shower heads the perfect water pressure? How do they do that? It's amazing. Oh! Also, the location is perfectly in the middle of everything. I loved it here.

This hotel was well priced through priceline, compared with other hotels in the prime downtown part of Seattle. The location was great, especially for pre-Christmas, as Pine is a great street for shopping! One can shop almost all the way to Pike Place Market, including the interesting stop at Beecher's Handmade Cheese (you can actually see the cheese making and sample curds and different great tasting cheese) next to the public market. Pike Place was fun and I was impressed with Pike Place Fish Market that only sold sustainably fished seafood! ...read more

Only two blocks to monorail. Close to lots of shopping, felt safe walking around. Took us less than 10 mins to walk down to Pike Place Market. Avoid the Dragonfish restaurant attached to the hotel. Bring or buy some creamer if you don't like the fake stuff, they have a small fridge. Coffee does in a pinch but I've had much better at less expensive hotels. Room was quiet and clean. Not very welcoming environment, but the bell staff almost made up for it. ...read more