Herron Island Yoga Vacations

Such a beautiful hotel . I loved it cause it so vintage .

I celebrated my 30th birthday the staff were amazing & very accommodating, definitely will be booking again soon

I loved that this property is right next to pier 66. However the entrance and where my room was created a LOT more walking than anticipated. But, convenient and close walking distance for the city, dinner and stunning sunset. Location is great! What I didn’t like, to the point that I was disgusted by even being here, was the check in experience. I didn’t receive any VIP upgrades as Expedia advertised. And the young man was cutting me off, answering my questions (questions he thought I was asking) before I could finish my sentence. It was awkward, unprofessional and his attitude gave this place a trashy fast food vibe. He must think customer service is the customers job. I still have no idea how to access the whopping $25 VIP food credit, where the restaurant is, what time breakfast is and a few other questions but I will figure it out. I just knew I had to get away from him before I started showing him bad customer service (lol) Overall thoughts are.. half a thousand dollars per night? Nah, next time stay further away at a hotel I like and uber.

Nice clean comfortable room. Enjoyed having dining within hotel.

Was first time staying here and was beyond expectations

I celebrated my 30th birthday the staff were amazing & very accommodating, definitely will be booking again soon

Was first time staying here and was beyond expectations

This property is lovely. Unfortunately, Seattle has become a place for many vagrants and the homeless. They loiter around the hotel. My daughter and I didn't feel comfortable leaving the hotel, especially at night. On the way back from lunch we saw a homeless man standing on the top of the steps leading down toward the water just to the right of the entrance of the hotel, he appeared to be peeing on the steps because his pants were down to his knees, I didn't confirm what he was doing, but it was broad daylight. I would expect the hotel staff to intervene and move this type of individual along, but perhaps they have no control. It's unfortunate what Seattle has become. I won't be returning any time soon. BUT if you do have to be in Seattle, the Four Seasons is the way to go.

Such a beautiful hotel . I loved it cause it so vintage .

I celebrated my 30th birthday the staff were amazing & very accommodating, definitely will be booking again soon

I loved that this property is right next to pier 66. However the entrance and where my room was created a LOT more walking than anticipated. But, convenient and close walking distance for the city, dinner and stunning sunset. Location is great! What I didn’t like, to the point that I was disgusted by even being here, was the check in experience. I didn’t receive any VIP upgrades as Expedia advertised. And the young man was cutting me off, answering my questions (questions he thought I was asking) before I could finish my sentence. It was awkward, unprofessional and his attitude gave this place a trashy fast food vibe. He must think customer service is the customers job. I still have no idea how to access the whopping $25 VIP food credit, where the restaurant is, what time breakfast is and a few other questions but I will figure it out. I just knew I had to get away from him before I started showing him bad customer service (lol) Overall thoughts are.. half a thousand dollars per night? Nah, next time stay further away at a hotel I like and uber.