This is an ok place to stay, no more - no less, you'll have an ok time but don't expect plush suroundings. The B&B is well located in downtown a stones throw from Pikes Place Market, it has some nice views over the bay from lounge window. Met some lovely people while I stayed and had good conversation with them... more

After stumbling across this place on the internet I thought I'd found a gem, how misleading a website can be. I've stayed in some crapholes while backpacking and accept that but on this trip I wanted a bit of comfort, not luxury but comfort. For a start the reception isn't manned pretty much from after breakfast so no welcome on... more

Location was the main reason for choosing this establishment. Our family of 4 stayed in a suite which had a kitchen, bath, dining and living areas, and a small balcony. It was located in the rear which overlooked an alley that was on the northern fringes of the Pike Place Market area. Right on the alley under the room 2... more

First to talk about what was great about this place. There are three things that really stood out - location, location, location, the coffee, and the view. The location of the Pensione is second to none - literally one block up the hill from the end of Pikes Market. The hotel is along a pretty busy section of 1st Avenue... more

I have to say that this place is an excellent value and if you can't afford to pay more then you will be very happy. It's clean and in a fantastic location. It reminded me very much of a European pensione. But I do wish I would have sprung for a more expensive place where I could have had my... more

My wife and I, plus a lady friend, stayed here for 3 nights after an Alaska cruise/land tour. We like suite hotels in cities because after dragging around the city all day, the ladies are usually too tired to go out again looking for restaurants, so I go out and 'forage' for food and drink, which we can then have... more

I stayed in this lovely pensione for a week in June-July 2008. It is a lovely bed and breakfast, tucked away beside the Pike Place Market in Seattle. When I first approached the low key entry (look out of the sign of the little Moroccan serving coffee), I had no idea of the delightful interior to come. I climbed 2... more

If you have stayed in a pension before and had a bad experience, give this one a chance. We stayed in a pension last year in Berlin and the only good things were the friendly hosts and the location. Therefore, I was apprehensive when my husband booked this room. I have to admit, he made a wise decision on this... more

Ok so here's the real deal - If you're a nice, natural, "no airs", "people" human being, you're going to love it here. If you are one of the following, you're going to hate it: snob, rich [--], artificial person, [--]. more