Bed & Breakfast Inn Seattle

This was probably a case of you get what you pay for. But wait, we paid a lot!
We stayed in one of the «savvy traveler» accommodations which means you are staying in the basement. The major problem was that we were staying under the dining area and had to hear people walking on the hardwood floors above us and banging around everything. This was extremely loud and disruptive to our sleep starting at 6:00 in the morning. We had a little trouble finding street parking in the area and spent less money eating breakfast elsewhere.
The room felt clean enough but the bathrooms were below average. It may have been because we were sharing the bathrooms with slobs that wouldn’t even put the seat down after using toilet. There was also a lot of mildew near the top of the shower stall.

This bed and breakfast is located in the beautiful neighborhood of Capitol Hill. It’s about a 10 minute taxi ride to downtown which is great if you are looking to stay in a local neighborhood and away from the busy touristy areas. The Inn is extremely clean. We stayed in a double bed room with a balcony. The rooms are very spacious. The bathrooms are outside the room in the hallway so you have to share them with other guests which sounds inconvenient but it really wasn’t a problem at all. The breakfast is served in the kitchen and dining room. Our first day we had banana and walnut pancakes with sausages and fresh fruit, coffee and orange juice as well, all very delicious. They usually keep freshly baked cookies in the foyer which my daughter looked forward to each time.
They made up our room while we were out sightseeing. It’s always nice to come back to a tidy room. We had a very early train to catch the next day and they were so accommodating by packing up our breakfast to go in bags where we could just grab from the fridge at 6:30am. Overall we had a lovely stay at this bed and breakfast. It was clean, quiet, and in a great location which were my top three priorities.

Whenever I visit Seattle, I stay here. It is a cheap alternative to a hotel as for me, a single traveler, I pay less for a room with a shared bath here. There are two to three bathrooms on each floor I think, and I never have any trouble sharing the bathroom with others (e.g. no waiting for the other guests, no need to clean-​up after others, etc.). The owners are so very friendly and give you your privacy. The atmosphere is very relaxing, casual, and homey. This is probably what I like best… the homey feeling I get when I stay here.
The snacks and food are delicious, views are spectacular, off-​street parking, provide you with water bottle in your room, VERY quiet, and most rooms are equipped with a t.v.

My partner and I stayed here for two nights over the Thanksgiving holiday and had a really pleasant stay. It’s easy to get to from I-​5, is within walking distance to some shops and restaurants and the large home is very nice.
Everything was super clean from the bedrooms to the bathrooms, and our room was comfortable, quiet and, (as it was quite cold that weekend), nice and cozy! Bed was very comfortable. I slept perfectly. The house has radiant heat so the floors are always warm.
The hostess, Shannon was really pleasant and we enjoyed chatting with her over the excellent breakfasts she served. Our first morning she cooked us a full breakfast on the spot which was delicious. We had a choice of fruit, cereal also and the coffee was, thankfully, good and strong.
The breakfast routine was very flexible and caters to all dietary needs (vegetarian, vegan, etc.,) as long as you let her know before you arrive. You could either help yourself to cereal and toast, etc., or Shannon would make something for you. We also observed that she prepared a to-​go breakfast for a couple who had a very early flight the next morning which I thought was great service.
The second morning, she baked a quiche so everything felt very personal and homey while we chatted with her and some of the other guests who had come down for breakfast.
I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it. :)

Looking for a place to stay, somewhat centrally located near Capitol Hill, easy on the wallet yet with some local flare? Bed & Breakfast Inn Seattle is the place! I recently stayed here for Thanksgiving and was splendidly surprised at how wonderful everything was. It is more of a B&B/guesthouse than anything. A total of sixteen rooms to choose from; we opted for the only one with a bathroom. The range of prices is moderate ($ 115 to $ 80 ish). The home itself is a historic home 3-​stories tall plus a basement; we ended up on the main floor. Morning breakfasts are included with the stay (score) and bike rentals are available. Free parking also!
The B&B is truly family run, even with a pair of cute dogs who have run of the main floor (very well behaved) and an adorable toddler to welcome you. The Inn Keeper is as sweet as can be with plenty of info on local site seeing and eats.
Pros — location, location, location. The price was great in comparison to other B&Bs in the area. Custom made breakfast one morning. Did I mention free parking?
Cons — with it being a family joint, there is an occasional kid shriek but that is easy to ignore. Only one room has an attached bath, the rest are shared by floor, however that really isn’t too big of an issue.
Overall, I highly recommend to anyone wanting to stay in the Capitol Hill area. Make sure to check out Palermo’s pizzaria over on 15^th (to die for pizza).

Cute little bed and breakfast on Capitol Hill. Perfect for guests visiting from out of town. Rooms for under $ 100 a night. I rented a room there for a friend visiting from NY. I highly recommend it.