TOP 10 Bellevue Hotels

The hotel is stylish in design; the business is convenient downstairs; for hotels in the United States: rare and very new; very good; especially weekend prices; too powerful; there are various restaurants downstairs; opposite the department stores, Macys and Norstrom

The location is very close to the shopping center and very convenient.

The hotel was clean and staff were very nice and professional. Enjoyed my stay very much. I would definitely stay again when in Bellevue. Was so convenient to everything such as shopping, restaurants, etc.

During the epidemic, I went to Seattle to fly back to China. The hotel is located between the clinic where the nucleic acid and antibody tests are conducted and the airport. It is very close to the experience center of Microsoft and it was found that almost no one was there. Recently, the price of hotels near Seattle was high. Compared with other home hotels, the facilities of this hotel are old, the service is very good and the health is very good, that is, the room is dark.

The rooms are a bit small overall. Wifi and parking are also charged separately. Parking for one night costs US $ 40, and the price of wifi for a day is 14.99 and 19.99, respectively. But the service was good, the waiters were welcoming and the room was clean.

The building itself is old, but the room is large and the facilities such as the indoor pool and gym are well equipped. I think the evening drink service and breakfast free are attractive. The parking fee was $15.

We stayed there for 3 nights and our stay was fantastic! I would highly recommend this place if you’re looking for a nice quiet place to stay in seattle! The staff that checked us in was very amazing and actually all the staff were helpful! Thank you again for the wonderful stay and we hope to see you guys again! Mahalo (thank you)

We stayed here for a week for business and had some ”normal” problems, like the AC/heat blasting alternately all night, we scheduled room service but it only came one day, etc. I'm kind of used to it all by now, that's not the issue. The real issue was the last night, people kept arriving at the room partying across from us and were each greeted with very loud plastered-drunk cheering. I'm a heavy sleeper but at 2:15am we were woken up by someone arriving, and even after the door closed, the party was so loud that we weren't able to get back to sleep. I called the front desk at 2:30, and the guy there said he would send someone up, but every time I heard a knock on the door it was a new partier greeted with more cheers, nobody from the hotel showed up. At 3am it was still going, so I went down to talk to the front desk in person and he lied to my face about sending someone to stop it and said he did everything he could. He then offered me earplugs. This isn't someone snoring next door, offering me earplugs instead of taking action is just infurating. I eventually convinced him to move us to another room on a different floor and put a note for the manager in the morning. By 4am we were getting back to sleep but someone (probably from the party) got back to their hotel room down the hall from us and began vomiting while making loud anguished cries. That morning, the note to the manager no longer existed, also the manager wasn't in, and they said he usually comes in around 10am. We came back at 10am and he still wasn't around. Eventually we got a hold of the guy, and honestly by this point I wasn't expecting much from this hotel but his response was a bit shocking. He eventually admitted that they could have taken some action or called the police, and that the night shift guy would get ”re-training” which doesn't really help me but at least he sees some fault right? Well, no. He tells me evasively that he's ”sorry you feel that way” and that he wouldn't have done anything differently. Offering my ear plugs or moving us at 3:30am is apparantly still a good solution. The manager ruled that the night shift guy did the best he knew how to, so the manager could only offer us half off our cheapest day, it's just what he believed was fair. We're expensing this trip so I'm not trying to squeeze cash out of this guy, I don't know what his problem was. He talked us in circles repeatedly while I tried to get a straight answer out of him, but in the end he actually sided with the extremely loud party, saying ”people need to have their fun too” and evaded saying anything that might suggest that this was anything out of the ordinary. The exceptionally bad guests, the hotel's terrible policy toward tolerating them, and the evasively maneuvering manager motivated me to write this negative review. Staying at this hotel left us exhausted and in disbelief. Bellevue is a nice city, you'll have no problem finding a better hotel.

Overall good. Hilton Bellevue Hotel is awesome ! Use GPS as traffic is crazy downtown tho. Good sights are the space needle, the famous farmers market off of Pike St., Hard Rock cafe (just up from market), aquarium, zoo, skydiving practice centre, the seafood restaurant w the attached ferris wheel u can eat in !!!! Lots to do and see . One low point I noticed is LOTS of homeless ppl (very sad) and expensive paid parking lots. Very fun place to visit. A def must see once in your lifetime 👍😊

Convenient breakfast for free parking, although it is very simple, but considering that Asians like miso soup rice kimchi is definitely a bonus for the hotel, but it is not convenient to shop far from Bellevue downtown. It must be remembered that the high-rise house may be wet. A bit of taste in the lower layer