Lake Union Cottage

Lake Union Cottage

Hotel Class: 3 out of 5 stars3 Stars - 1 Review and 1 Opinion

58 East Boston Street, Seattle, Washington, 98102, United States

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I would not recommend staying at this inn

I would not recommend staying at the Lake Union Cottage in Seattle, Washington. I booked a month long reservation at the Lake Union Cottage for the month of May this year, and due to work had to cancel the reservation in compliance with Lake Union's cancellation policy of 30 days prior. I have contacted Kelly Coker, the owner, multiple times and she will not return my emails or calls and will not provide a refund for my deposit of $2,500.

I find it disappointing to see a B&B owner treat customers poorly who follow the inn's reservation and cancellation policy and are not treated honestly. Given the owner's behavior I would suggest delisting her cottage from this site.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Written July 26, 2011

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 I would not recommend staying at the Lake Union Cottage in Seattle, Washington. I booked a month long reservation at the Lake Union Cottage for the month of May this year, and due to work had to cancel the reservation in compliance with Lake Union's cancellation policy of 30 days prior. I have contacted Kelly Coker, the owner, multiple times and she will not return my emails or calls and will not provide a refund for my deposit of $2,500.

I find it disappointing to see a B&B owner treat customers poorly who follow the inn's reservation and cancellation policy and are not treated honestly. Given the owner's behavior I would suggest delisting her cottage from this site. 

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