Cosy hotels for a quiet night's sleep in Seattle
Calm, restful stays away from noise and crowds, good for a relaxing weekend. We've scored 5 cosy hotels for a quiet night's sleep in Seattle; Greenlake Guest House leads at 7.1/10. Ranked by cosy score.
- Seattle, United States
Tucked opposite the shimmering waters of Green Lake, this craftsman-built B&B charms with made-to-order breakfasts, fresh-cut flowers on the bedside table, high-quality pillows, a complimentary bottle of wine, and hosts warm enough to become lasting friends.
- Seattle, United States
A handsome historic home on Capitol Hill, the Gaslight Inn charms with its beautifully furnished rooms, a sunny backyard pool, a well-stocked book library, and the kind of unhurried morning coffee in the parlour, accompanied by the family cat and a gentle black labrador, that only attentive, warm-hearted hosts like Ryan and Joelle could make feel so effortlessly like home.
- Seattle, United States
Stylishly decorated rooms in a walkable downtown location, with friendly staff and easy access to Pike's Market and the waterfront, make Hotel Andra a solid and comfortable base for exploring Seattle, though a few guests have noted the bathrooms feel a touch dated and the Wi-Fi falls short of expectations.
- Seattle, United States
The hotel trades on its historic character and exceptionally well-appointed, restful beds, with warm personal touches from staff like Kristy, though the small rooms and noise issues prevent it from achieving true cosiness.
- Seattle, United States
A century-old Seattle landmark steps from Pike Place Market, the Moore wins over budget-conscious travellers with its large, characterful rooms, a welcoming lobby coffee shop, and staff who, on a good day, go out of their way to make arrivals feel at home, though the no-AC policy and the occasional dark corridor are worth bearing in mind before you book.
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