citizenM Seattle South Lake Union

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Room was not what I expected. Very much set up like a modern college dorm and the shower/toilet area was very tight and joined in a prefab model. The room just felt like a box albeit clean wasn't my cup of tea. Iron was shared and down the hall but have to say it was quite impressive.

Good breakfast selection and staff are very helpful

Great staff, very helpful. Good location next to transport links. Small room great for solo traveller. Clean and great modern conveniences

Great restaurant inside.

This hotel is convenient and it’s only a short walk to Westlake 1 Line or the nearby streetcar if that is your preference. Staff are great here.

Very small and compact rooms. Parking is basically left to the customer. No complimentary breakfast. I- pad is used for basic room functions and power went out multiple times during stay.

The room was remarkable, very tech, but too small for two people. If it were just me it would have been fine but my wife was claustrophobic. I quipped to the staff that the room reminded me of the prison cells on Andor: functional, immaculate, but extremely small. At least I didn’t get electrocuted when I stepped into the hall

Breakfast buffet is great. Staff friendly. Standard citizen m rooms. Good location

I had read some reviews prior to booking and was prepared for a small room, but not for what it actually turned out to be. The rooms are the size of a small cruise ship cabin. The bathroom also reminded me of a cruise ship. A very small shower combined with a toilet, and a mini-sink out in the room. A small clothes rack by the entrance, and that's it for storage. There is a large under-the-bed drawer, which, I suppose, can be used for storing your underwear and such, if you are willing to dive down every time. The room is modern and functional, but extremely minimalistic and certainly short of any little luxuries one expects at a nice hotel. The huge king bed takes up half of the room and is positioned flush with two walls. So if you have a bed partner, you will be climbing over each other in and out of the bed. It's a total mystery how the maid is able to change the linens. The small counter that serves as your desk, table and night table is flush with the bed, so there is no way to move it. All rooms are the same size - we are all equal citizens of M. I was traveling solo and with only a small carry-on, but anyone with a large suitcase wouldn't fit in. My greatest complaint was the "view" - or the absence of it. My "high-floor" room faced a back alley and an apartment building across the alley that's taller than the hotel. My only view was in someone's windows. There is no option to request a city view during booking, so I don't know how the favorable views are doled out.

The rooms are literally like a closet. The king bed that you can only enter from 1 side makes it very inconvenient for two people traveling together. This euro concept not my cup of tea.