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1. Bacon Mansion Bed and Breakfast 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Seattle
Built in 1909, this historic Seattle mansion features an 8,000 square-foot guest house and separate carriage house. Volunteer Park and the Asian Art Museum are less than 1 block away.
The Bacon Mansion Bed and Breakfast provides individually decorated rooms with cotton robes, wine glasses and wood Venetian blinds. Cable TV and free Wi-Fi are included.
Guests are welcome to enjoy the day rooms with stained glass windows, marble fireplaces and a 3,000-crystal chandelier. A library, grand piano and lush gardens also reside at the mansion. A private courtyard with a smoking area is available.
A large continental breakfast including freshly made fruit salad and muffins is served at the Bacon Mansion each morning. Unlimited coffee and Tazo Tea is available.
Set in an elegant mansion dating from 1910, this refined bed-and-breakfast surrounded by Japanese maple trees is a 2-minute walk from Volunteer Park and 2 miles from the Space Needle.
Individually decorated, country-chic rooms offer free Wi-Fi, TVs, and wine glasses and openers; most have shared bathrooms. Upgraded rooms feature en suite facilities, plus mini fridges and coffeemakers. Suites add fireplaces, sofabeds and/or balconies.
Parking and hot drinks are complimentary. Continental breakfast is served in a genteel dining room. Other amenities include a formal lounge with a grand piano, along with a warm library and a garden patio.
A wonderful place to stay on a quiet street in bustling Capitol Hill. I stayed in the Venetian room, which had a great bed, room to lounge and excellent water pressure. Full covid precautions in place. Breakfast was great—fruit, yogurt and homemade, delicious muffins. Everything is clean and comfortable, and the mansion is full of beautiful antiques, including a collection of pigs from all over the world. Daryl the owner is welcoming and clearly loves this place he has furnished over the course of years. You’ll love it too.
We had a wonderful and restful stay at the lovely Bacon Mansion on Capitol Hill, Seattle near Volunteer Park. The enormous mansion has 11 bedrooms and a guest cottage. The rooms are clean and tastefully decorated and the breakfasts are amazing with homemade muffins, jam and fruit, granola
and coffee and juice. My daughter loved the breakfast. The Mansion is close to Broadway shops and restaurants and the huge Volunteer Park. We will return again.
The inn is absolutely stunning. The decor is grand but comfortable, and we felt like special guests. The breakfasts include fresh fruit salad, cereals, yogurt, and delicious freshly baked muffins. The side porch and garden are lovely places to sit and enjoy a glass of wine or two, or simply to enjoy the fresh air. The owner clearly cares deeply about the inn, and everything about the place reflects that deep appreciation for its innate beauty and historical significance in the neighborhood.
There is some limited parking on site, or street parking, but it’s close to public transportation so perhaps a rental car is unnecessary. Good restaurants are an easy walk, either on Broadway or a few blocks to the east on 15th Ave.
All in all, a charming and comfortable place. We will definitely be back, although next time we’ll opt for a larger room on the second floor.
How much does a room costs at Bacon Mansion Bed and Breakfast?
Prices start 164$/night for Queen Room. The Junior Suite with Terrace is 183$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This suite is known as the Carriage Suite on the ground floor of carriage house with queen bed, queen sofa sleeper and private bath and is handicap accessible.
Where to book online – Bacon Mansion Bed and Breakfast- Gay Friendly Hotels Seattle – you can find the best hotels deals in Seattle during Seattle Pride which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Seattle on Booking.com or Trip.com or Agoda.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
2. Ace Hotel Seattle 2* – Gay Seattle Hotels
Located in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle, this modern hotel is 751 m from Pike Place Market and 1 mi from downtown Seattle. It offers contemporary rooms with free WiFi and a shared breakfast room.
Minimalist in style, each guest room at Ace Hotel Seattle includes a mini-bar. Select rooms are furnished with a private bathroom.
The front desk of this pet-friendly Seattle hotel is open 24 hours a day. An ATM is located on site.
Set in former maritime workers’ lodging, this trendy hotel in Belltown district is a 9-minute walk from Pike Place Market and 9 minutes from Olympic Sculpture Park.
Budget rooms are decorated in a minimalist style and have shared bathrooms, cable TVs and minibars. Upgraded rooms feature en suite bathrooms, water views and original artwork. All rooms have free WiFi.
A complimentary DIY breakfast is served in the breakfast room, and there’s a cafe and bar downstairs.
Finding an ideal charming hotel in Seattle does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Ace Hotel, a nice option for travelers like you. Close to some of Seattle’s most popular landmarks, such as The Gum Wall (0.6 mi) and Sky View Observatory (1.1 mi), Ace Hotel is a great destination for tourists. All rooms offer a flat screen TV. All Deluxe accommodations offer air conditioning. And getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease.
While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the Mediterranean restaurants, including Lola, Andaluca Restaurant, and Petra Mediterranean Bistro, all of which are a short distance from Ace Hotel. Seattle is also known for some great history museums, including Living Computers: Museum + Labs, Museum of History & Industry, and Nordic Museum, which are not too far from Ace Hotel.
What can I say bad? Nothing. Great location, great staff, cool concept. Unique modernization of an older space. Absolutely love what you’ve done with the place. Clean, Cool, Sleak. Gay man’s heaven.
This hotel was significantly cheaper than anything else we considered and the location was ideal. It was clean and there was never a wait for a bathroom. There was significant street noise on the weekend (not the hotel’s fault, obviously). The staff was friendly.
This is not somewhere I’d stay if I planned to spend any time at a hotel – for example, our TV did not work and despite efforts from a staff member, it only played one channel the entire trip. But, it was a clean place to sleep, offered free breakfast in the morning, and we spent all our time sight-seeing, so this hotel ended up being a great bargain.
For our latest trip to Seattle, we decided to try this boutique hotel. The idea of booking a Queen room with shared bath seemed daunting to me, but in fact, it was no problem at all! As reviews mentioned, the line of bathrooms are clean and rarely full (there were always a few available, even in the peak hours of getting ready).
The breakfast room was a nice option and staff were always tidying up, clearing tables, and replenishing items. I loved that you can have your meal anytime until 12pm so you can mosey on down at your leisure. The location is perfect to everything, and it was a nice uphill walk from the terminal (we arrived by ferry). Staff were great and very accommodating, from booking by phone to the housekeeping/breakfast staff.
How much does a room costs at Ace Hotel Seattle ?
Prices start 130$/night for Standard Room with Shared Bathroom. The Two King Room with Private Bathroom is 169$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This double room has a sofa, minibar and cable TV.
Where to book online – Ace Hotel Seattle – Gay Friendly Hotels in Seattle – you can find the best hotels deals in Seattle during Seattle Pride which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Seattle on Booking.com or Hotelscombined.com or Agoda.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
3. Hotel Theodore 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels Seattle Washington
Hotel Theodore is a non smoking & gay friendly hotel located in the heart of downtown Seattle and features a concierge service and fitness center. Rooms offer free WiFi. Washington State Convention Center is 5 minutes’ walk away.
A locally influenced honor bar and a gourmet coffee machine are also provided. Guests can also choose to select specialty pillows from the Pillow Bar at the hotel.
The pet-friendly hotel includes dry cleaning and laundry services.
Located next to the lobby, Made Coffee bar is open daily. Rider Restaurant is also on-site, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the weekdays. Brunch and dinner are served on the weekends. Light cocktails are available.
This classic, downtown hotel dating from 1929 is a 9-minute walk from Pike Place Market and an 11-minute walk from Seattle’s central business and commercial district.
The modern, warmly decorated rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, work desks and coffeemakers; some have mini fridges and/or shower-only bathrooms. Suites feature 2-person whirlpool baths.
Free perks include tea and coffee, and a wine tasting upon arrival. Additional amenities include 24/7 fitness and business centers, plus elegant event space and meeting rooms. Valet parking is offered for a fee.
The hotel is very new and modern in design. It has great facilities and a nice restaurant and bar. The beds are super comfortable and the location was great.
The front desk were very helpful when we arrived a day earlier than our booking and were able to change things around for us without any extra charge.
I would definitely stay here again when visiting downtown Seattle.
This hotel just hit all the marks for me for our Seattle stay. First off, check-in was a breeze! The staff all around the hotel was so nice and helpful. The doorman always greeted us and remembered us. Just can’t beat the location either, you are in the middle of bustling downtown and walking to Capitol Hill and other nearby areas is not far.
I loved all the small touches in the decoration down to the scent they pump throughout the property. Our entire stay I kept commenting that it always smelled like a wood burning fire and added to the coziness. Turns out they do pump the scent to the vents!
Our king bed was very comfortable, the room had a lot of nice decorated touches and to be honest, it’s how I would decorate my apartment so it didn’t feel like a sterile hotel environment. I had some drinks in the restaurant downstairs, Rider, and turns out they have a decent happy hour while watching a Seahawks game. The food coming out looked really good, but didn’t get a chance to try.
Overall, it was a great and comfy stay and I will definitely book here again. I was a little worried after reading reviews about “hidden fees” and noise. First off, these “hidden fees” are actually taxes for tourism, occupancy, and resort fees that every hotel in the city charges. You can’t escape these fees if you’re staying in a hotel downtown.
As for the noise, I live in a city and I’m used to noises like construction, cars, etc but being on the 8th floor noise wasn’t bad at all. It’s a city, you’re gonna hear noises, period.
I really enjoyed our stay at the Hotel Theodore. The location was very convenient, it was an easy walk to get to Pike Place Market but also a short ride to get to other neighborhoods such as Ballard. The hotel is beautiful with lots of Seattle pictures and artifacts. While the bathroom may be small I thought it was well designed and had a great shower.
The light rail station is also just a few minutes away which we were able to take to the airport on our way home.
This was our first stay at Hotel Theodore and we loved it! We booked a Superior Room with a King Bed and it was lovely and spacious. Bed and linens were very comfortable, and the bathroom was a nice size. The lobby is nice with a bar and a cafe.
The hotel is right downtown, and walkable to anything. The prices seem really reasonable for Seattle too.
How much does a room costs at Hotel Theodore ?
Prices start 164$/night for Deluxe Queen Room. The Studio Suite is 227$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
Featuring a 55-inch flat-screen TV, this room includes a gourmet coffee machine, a Bluetooth radio, a bedside USB port, and designer toiletries. A separate seating area and desk are also included.
Where to book online – Hotel Theodore – Gay Friendly Hotels Seattle – you can find the best hotels deals in Seattle during Seattle Pride which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Seattle on Booking.com or Hotelscombined.comor Agoda.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
4. Loews Hotel 1000, Seattle 4* – LGBT Friendly Hotels Seattle
Located in downtown Seattle on the corner of First and Madison Street, this 4-star hotel features a full-service spa which offers a number of services such as massages, body treatments, manicures, pedicures, and facials. The Seattle Art Museum is 3 minutes’ walk away.
Every room at the 1000 Hotel includes an in-room safe and a mini-bar. The rooms also offer a cable 42-inch flat-screen TV with 52 HD channels, and free Wi-Fi access.
Hotel 1000 provides All Water Seafood & Oyster Bar, an on-site seafood restaurant featuring boat-to-table cuisine sourced from the Pacific Northwest. Bell Lounge is also located on-site, offering craft cocktails and light fare. Virtual golf with over 50 golf courses, a fitness center are available.
This upscale Downtown hotel is a 6-minute walk from Pioneer Square and a 4-minute walk from the Seattle Art Museum.
The contemporary rooms feature flat-screen TVs, plus free Wi-Fi; some rooms have views of the city or Elliott Bay. Suites add glass-fronted rainfall showers, and pull-out sofas.
Complimentary car service to Downtown is offered. Other perks include a virtual golf course, a hip eatery and bar, a full-service spa, a fitness center and event facilities.
How much does a room costs at Loews Hotel 1000, Seattle ?
Prices start 229$/night for Deluxe King. The Deluxe Junior Suite is 413$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This suite features a stand alone shower surrounded by glass, a deep “fill from the ceiling” tub, and views of downtown Seattle, Elliott Bay, and Puget Sound. A sofa bed is also included.
Where to book online – Loews Hotel 1000, Seattle – Gay Friendly Hotels Seattle – you can find the best hotels deals in Seattle during Seattle Pride which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Seattle on Booking.com or Hotelscombined.com or Agoda.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
5. Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle 5* – Gay Friendly Hotels Seattle WA
Located in Central Seattle, Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle features a morning coffee and tea service. All of the contemporary rooms offer free WiFi, a yoga mat, and luxury bath amenities. The Space Needle and Safeco Field are both 0.9 mi away.
A flat-screen cable TV with pay-per-view channels is included in each guest room. All of the air-conditioned rooms feature modern décor and include a mini-bar, a coffee machine, a desk and a seating area. Select rooms provide deep soaking bathtubs and city views.
A 24-hour business center and a 24-hour fitness center are available to guests of Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle. Guests can enjoy an afternoon wine reception.
This swanky hotel is a 6-minute walk from the Seattle Art Museum and a 10-minute walk from the Washington State Convention Center.
Stylish rooms with yoga mats and goldfish feature flat-screen TVs, iPod docks and pillow-top mattresses. Wi-Fi is available for a fee, and suites add extra living space.
There’s a contemporary restaurant and bar, as well as a 24-hour fitness center and meeting facilities. Freebies include morning coffee, a nightly wine hour and loaner bikes, and valet parking is available for a fee.
Kimpton Hotel Monaco in Seattle is a 4-diamond luxurious, yet playful property that embraces the spirit of international travel in sophisticated style. Walk through the doors and escape into a world of sensory indulgence. Kimpton Hotel Monaco, with its warm welcome and exceptional service, is within walking distance of Westlake Center, Pacific Place, Pike Place Market, Benaroya Hall and many other iconic attractions. Guests can enjoy hosted wine hour featuring local Washington wineries every night in our lobby between 5-6pm.
If you love the hipster sensibility but hate the attitude, this hotel is for you. We were able to early check-in by desk-clerk Ms. Pinball, where we learned about the Pinball Museum, a pinball app and other unknown facts about Seattle.
The room was quiet and we enjoyed the company of Simon, our goldfish. Join the perks program, and wireless is free, strong and reliable. The morning Starbucks coffee was a bonus. It’s close to everything, and on the day of departure, the staff made arrangements for an ultra-early car to the airport. Top notch all the way, and gay-friendly to boot.
The rooms are spotless, fresh and delightful with an eclectic mix of furnishings and decorative items. Complimentary newspapers and fresh coffee are available early in the early morning and wine and cider served in the entrance every evening. The location is perfect — walking distance to Pike Place Market, Piers 66 and 67 at the waterfront, the Great Wheel, Pioneer Square, the Seattle Art Museum and the Seattle library — and surrounded by coffee shops and restaurants. We will certainly return here.
Great location and can take light rail from airport, bus system, etc. Really do not need a car. Bed is very comfortable and we found it to be very quiet (4th floor; away from elevator).
Nice complimentary wine hour, appetizers could have been better. Staff very pleasant and helpful
Cons: Only one chair in room, but two double beds..need at least one more chair. Need more outlets in bathroom. Don’t expect any great views, but overall nice stay. Small gym, but you get exercise walking Seattle. High resort fee, but most hotels charge that to boost bottom line.
. It’s truly the best property in downtown Seattle! Not only is its location perfect, (it’s close to great restaurants, the SAM, Pike’s Market, etc) but the hotel itself is just *lovely*. We usually stay in a Monaco suite. It’s great: spacious with great appointments. The lobby of the hotel is lovely. And they have a complimentary happy hour serving delicious wines selected by the concierge. There is often live entertainment as well.
Outlier” is a fantastic restaurant at the Hotel Monaco. The menu is a delicious combination of PNW delicacies coupled with farm fresh local ingredients. We had their burger twice, it was delicious. The pizza from their room service menu is wonderful.
The hotel itself is in a great location. Pioneer Square, Pike’s Place Market, and the Monorail at Westlake are an easy walk. There is a grocery store a couple blocks over as well. It was a $5-6 Lyft each way to the Clipper Vacations Pier.
I got a lovely king bed room on the 7th floor. It had a nice view of the Seattle Public Library. My preference of a room away from the elevator was met as well. The room was very clean and nicely appointed. There was plenty of space.
The room was very quiet. I barely heard anything at all other than occasionally the door of the room next door.
I was VERY impressed with the Housekeeping Staff. I never saw anyone or anything in the hallway until the last day when I saw that they bring their version of a cart into the room as well. It’s a very nice touch to not see the cart or hear the vacuuming of a room with a door propped open. There was a very clear attention to detail in the cleaning as well.
The hand soap bar disintegrated once wet and made a terrible mess of pieces sticking to the soap dish each time I put it down. Every day, that soap dish was wiped clean and the remaining pieces left neatly behind. Everything was very clean.
How much does a room costs at Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle ?
Prices start 169$/night for Monaco Queen Room. The Deluxe Double Room is 190$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This double room features a bathrobe, iPod dock and air conditioning.
Where to book online – Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle – Gay Friendly Hotels Seattle WA – you can find the best hotels deals in Seattle during Seattle Pride which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Seattle on Booking.com or Hotelscombined.com or Agoda.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
