I stayed for a weekend and found the facility to be clean and tastefully decorated. Very good value for the $112/night deal I got on Priceline. I had a room in the Union Street tower which was very comfortable although the view left something to be desired.

The location was perfect. I parked my car for the entire weekend and walked everywhere. I parked at the garage at Pike & 7th, which is a block from the hotel and $28 per 24 hours - I believe the hotel is $35. It's not a huge difference but I only have one key for my car at the moment so didn't want to surrender it to the valet, in case I wanted to get something from my car. The check in and other staff were very polite.

I didn't eat at the restaurant so can't speak to that, but I did see two locals getting take out from there, which is always a good sign.

The only thing I could possibly complain about, is that I was given incorrect directions from a hotel staffer which I believe was an honest mistake. Unfortunately, given the circumstances (night time, one way streets) it was an enormous inconvenience to me that, at the time, made me absolutely livid.

Enjoyed a nice stay for a convention. Pluses, nicely decorated rooms, high definition plasma television, nice shampoos and conditioners. Opportunities for improvement: didn't understand the green policy as some towels I left on the hook were changed. Others that I left off the hook were not changed. Sometimes I had 3 sets of towels, sometimes 2 sets.

I found it a little odd that in the capitol of coffee, there wasn't a coffee stand available in the hotel. The closest Starbucks was a half block away at the Hyatt. Why one couldn't be made available in the hotel was a little odd.

One inconvenience was that the work out room was being renovated and not available during my stay.

If you are attending a meeting at the convention center, the Sheraton is directly across the street, but many other hotels are extremely short walks and less expensive. I'd probably recommend another hotel as the amenities were really nothing to write home about and the hotel is more costly.

Great Location to downtown Seattle. Just around the corner is the monorail to Space Needle and EMP. Loved EMP and so did my family. Walking distance to Pike Market. We were on the 32 floor nice views. Checked in late that evening, hotel staff was very rude especially a manager 1 night and a little prejudice. Price not worth the service look for another hotel in the area.

2 girlfriends went to seattle for a weekend to celebrate a retirement. bought the room on priceline for $125 and after taxes about $150. valet parking was STEEP --$35 !!!! but considering the location of the hotel, it was in the heart of all the shopping!
asked for a room in union tower ..only room left was a handicap room with 2 queenbeds so that was fine...only catch with a handicap room is that there is NO tub but with a large shower with a seat...it worked out fine for us because we didn't want to bathe but rather shower. room had small flat screen LG tv, new faucets and great beds.
room even had 5 pouches of starbucks coffee and tazo tea which were handy ! the only thing is that there was no bar/lounge in the hotel other than a very tiny deli. the lobby was huge and very nice and the hotel is so central that every block was in the heart of the shopping. nike town is just next door and pacific place mall/nordstroms were just one block away.
walking to pike market took only 10min so you can't beat the location. the only complaint i have is the very expensive parking...$35..i think that is probably a few bucks higher than the fairmont. my girlfriend and i just left the car with valet and never touched it until we checked out. we walked everywhere and even came back to the hotel room to drop off packages from shopping twice in a day...so no big deal...had a bottle of wine which we purchased from wal mart and had our own happy hour in the room. great...would definitely return to sheraton.