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Amanda Merlino
6 days ago
Not the best experience. Paid over $50 a night for parking for it to be self parking in a horrifyingly tight two way garage that I had to back up when trying to leave for an incoming car. Should not be two ways.
The restaurant took forever we got 1 waffle and 1 order of pancakes and were trapped there for over an hour.
We check out and the bill has many extra city and state parking fees and occupancy fees on top of the main parking fee and resort fee. Also not somewhere that should have a resort fee. What is that even for the one small pool? Save your money stay somewhere else. Rooms are ok but small and not as nice as the pictures.
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Curtis Partridge
Oct 8, 2026
Oct. 9, 2026
One thing my wife and I have noticed since our last visit in 2024 is the Warwick is a bit worn and tired. What I mean it's the little things, we had note saying hot water was out and being repaired with not hot water between 11am to 4pm, wallpaper pealing, lobby door handle missing, carpeting showing wear, etc. While all I said yesterday is still true, I hope the above is addressed to bring this lovely hotel back to it's better days.
Oct. 8, 2026
This is the second time my wife and I have stayed at the Warwick Seattle for our 20th, and now, 22nd anniversary. The rooms, amenities, and overall ambient atmosphere is warm and enviting. From the front desk, housekeeping and food servicers, all the staff are friendly and helpful makimg you feel special and welcomed.
One special thing worth reporting, Lufhansa Airlines have their flight crews stay at the Warwick, which means, all the rooms are outfitted with European electrical outlets.
Centrally located in downtown nearly to all that Seattle has to offer is nearby via foot, public transportation, bicycle, e-bike, e-scooter, taxi, Lyft or Uber.
A very central hotel for all things downtown Seattle. All the staff we came across are wonderful, helpful and super friendly. I find the rooms very comfortable with great amenities such as fridge, microwave, coffee machine and actual mugs, which I really appreciate! Also nice to have a balcony door for fresh air. Lovely little gym, pool and hot tub which was great for 5am jet lag. We ate in the bar/restaurant once and we found the food to be lovely. Overall, a lovely little gem in downtown Seattle.
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christopher nickerson
Oct 2, 2026
Thoroughly enjoyed the room, restaurant food and attendant Kelly and location at the Warwick in downtown Seattle. Clean room, rustic look was great. Front desk employees such as Cisco and others were professional and helpful throughout the stay.
However, cannot give it five stars due to their supremely unprofessional, hostile, unhelpful and verbally aggressive bell hop Colleen (with the neck tattoo) who directly stared at and ignored my wife with her arms full with two bags and luggage and refused to help her until she had to say "are you going to help?" I was not immediately present at the time. His pathetic excuse for not helping was that "I get turned down most times when I offer to help someone so I don't offer anymore and wait until someone asks." What kind of whinny weak comment is that? That is your job which was confirmed by the desk attendants is to volunteer your services and help guests. Act like a man and push through irrespective of whether customers accept your offer or not. He then became verbally combative, hostile, erratic behavior and accosted me at the front desk when I was lodging a complaint with the young lady at the desk. Telling me I was out of line to lodging a complaint against him. Even after I called immediately for a manager, he (Les) arrived and was taking my statement, Colleen the bell hop approached and continued to be verbally aggressive and Les had to order him to stop talking three times. I also informed the HR manager Dave who was extremely helpful during our entire stay. Dave was highly disappointed and embarrassed about the volatile and hostile actions of his employee and promised to address it. I informed them to review the CCTV and you will see the bell hop aggressively approaching me several times while I stood in the same location at the front desk. At one point coming within 3-4 feet of my person to tell me to calm down while stepping very close into my personal space. Apparently, Colleen was looking for a physical fight that I was not going to give him.
I will be sending a separate email to Warwick's GM and Director of Sales, Marketing, and customer relations to lodge an additional formal complaint. And go higher within the corporation if necessary. The bell hop's actions did not spoil the stay, but that level of hostility anger and lack of accountability and professionalism must be addressed on the same level of aggressiveness as his erratic behavior.
Regardless, I would still recommend staying at the Warwick in Seattle.
Definitely not worth the price. We’re local to Seattle, but we booked a night here because we had just gotten married and wanted to get away for the night. The main reason we chose this hotel was the heated pool. We specifically researched the property beforehand and made sure it had the things we were looking for, so this was an especially disappointing experience.
First, we booked a king room. The bed we were given was absolutely not a standard king. I have a standard king bed at home, so I know what that size looks like. When we brought it up to the front desk, we were essentially told we were wrong and that it was a king. After arguing with the front desk, they moved us to another room with a “guaranteed” king bed, only for it to be the exact same size. I actually measured the bed, and it was approximately an Olympic queen size at best. It was definitely not a standard king. If this hotel is advertising these beds as kings, that is extremely misleading.
Then there was the “heated” pool, which was the main reason we booked this hotel in the first place. Yes, the pool may technically be heated, but it was still so cold that it was basically unusable. We couldn’t actually enjoy swimming in it, which was incredibly frustrating considering this was the amenity we specifically chose the hotel for.
To make things worse, once we got back to our room, the Wi-Fi and TV channels were not working and remained down for the entire night. So instead of having the relaxing night away we had planned, we ended up sitting in a quiet, boring hotel room with basically nothing to do. The sheets and pillowcases were also visibly old and tattered, which certainly didn’t help the overall impression.
Overall, this was a huge disappointment. We spent the money specifically to have a nice night away after getting married, and instead we felt like we wasted both our time and our money. Honestly, we would have been better off just staying home.