The inn was located in lower Queen Anne diagonally across from the Key Arena, a fact that becomes significant if a sporting event is going on. As it happened the Sonics were playing the night we arrived. Fortunately for an extra ten dollars a day the inn offered parking. It was one block away but allowed us in and out parking all day without any hassle.
The hotel itself was obviously a converted apartment building by evidence of the built in bank of mailboxes in the lobby. This also explained why so many rooms have kitchenettes. We booked through Expedia.com with a really great rate of $58.65/night plus about $10 tax/night. Only glitch was we had requested two beds but were being offered one queen. You should note that most online bookings have a no guarantee disclaimer. Fortunately they were able to accommodate us. The other surprise was...no elevator. Our room was a thrid floor walk-up. Not bad and I could use the exercise...arrrgh!
The room was adequate if not fancy. A few too many coats of paint but basically clean. The best feature, although we were never sure if it was official or not, was the free wireless internet connection that seemed to be available. It wasn't advertised in their literature but there it was. Of course, it is Seattle and there is lots-o-wifi :-)
Note: Price range below is for "Double Occupancy Per Person"









