The ART INN Seattle

The small space was nice but there were a lot of misses. It was freezing, and even with the heater cranked up to 83 it still felt extremely cold. The bathroom has no door, just an old curtain. The bathroom FLOORS were absolutely miserable to walk on as they felt like solid ice even with socks. The towels were tiny, and the towel warmer barely worked. Having a large looking bed that is just two smaller beds pushed together really made for an uncomfortable sleep. The neighborhood seemed alright but with the street parking in view of the hotel, my car was broken into for the first time in my many Seattle stays. All for a small blanket. The establishment has NO cameras. As close as it is the the hospital I needed to visit, I will never stay here again.

Its good

Great little Inn.

The heat and wifi at this property did not work. I was also locked out of the facility upon check in.

It is a single house converted to small hotel. No staff. Everything is very old but clean. Only a window AC unit for heating and works very slow. You need to figure out how to use it. It shuts off during the day and your room temperature is 56F when you are back at evening. It is very uncomfortable in Seattle wet, windy and cold later fall.

Perfect except the key app didn't woork too quickly. Could use complementary bar soap and label thesoap and lotion and conditioner dispensers

This property is a house divided up into little units and there is no staff onsite. But the owners do a good job of communicating through text. Go to The Art Inn website and download the app because it is typically used for electronic keys to access the property. There were troubles with the app before my stay but I was sent instructions to obtain hard keys in the lock boxes at the entrance of the property. Room was very small and compact but it was all I needed. Very clean and updated. My only complaint would be that could not open the window to get any fresh air into the room. I would also make use of the earplugs if you are a light sleeper because the walls are rather thin. Peleton Cafe across the street is an excellent breakfast spot. The hotel is very close to a bus stop and easy walking distance to a few restaurants and bars.

The room smelled like mold and there was no one working - it took 20 minutes to get the key out of the lockbox

There is no customer service at this location. It is in an area that doesn’t feel particularly safe. Also it is very noisy.

The property and room were good. Would have liked an area rug at the side of the bed and enough hot water for both of us to take a shower. A bit more assistance with how check in would go. the communication of how it works was rather vague. All in all, great stay.

Very seductive little house, with a perfect little porch, my groundfloor room impeccable. Restaurant opposite perfect for breakfast if you like loud grunge music, and others nearby for later drinks and meals. On the other hand, a bit noisy due to fair amount of traffic and airplanes flying overhead.

This cute, adapted vintage house was a great homebase for our Seattle adventure. The convenient location made a walking, scooter-riding lifestyle possible, and the cafe across the street had excellent food, coffee and bicycles! We enjoyed our stay but the bedding could have been of a higher quality for athlectic sleeping and the excess shelving left us feeling amused... Overall a great budget pick.

Staff were very helpful with the lock box code as we could not get room access via our phone. Bathroom was very clean and amongst the best of our trip to date. Room had everything we needed but bed was very soft and pillows too high. Also very noisy in room 101 as we listened to everyone arriving throughout the night until the early AM.

The most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in!

The room I stayed in was a bit odd with a daybed in the entry room and three different steps up to the adjacent bedroom, which needed to be navigated at night to use the restroom which was on the opposite side of the entry. Also, there were three sets of portable earplugs on the table upon entering. The building is adjacent to a street that gets early morning noise around 5:00 and is also on the flyout route from SEATAC. I was awakened by noise all three nights I stayed there: Friday through Sunday. Getting entry to the room required multiple emails and downloading an app and getting multiple texts with codes. Quite a bit of cellphone effort for one short stay. The only upside was included off-street parking in non-secured stalls behind the building.

This hotel is basically 2 side by side houses converted to hotel rooms. Room and bathroom were clean but it’s across the street from a live music bar that goes until 2 am (on a Saturday night at least). Maybe the rooms in the back of the house weren’t so noisy but mine was (they do realize this is an issue since they provide ear plugs for the room). If you sleep heavily or plan on staying out late then maybe this won’t be an issue for you. I mean they can’t change the location of their inn so I don’t blame them for this but you should be aware of it. And hey I appreciate them putting some effort into branding it as the “Art” inn by putting up some wallpaper with graphics and some Eat. Pray. Love. Knick knacks (for instance a “Positive attracts Positive” poster). If it weren’t for the noise an Ok experience although a bit overpriced. The main plus for is that it’s right next to Seattle University if you have a kid going there.

Wonderful service all around.

Assistance available as needed

The property was cute and clean. The coffee maker was horrible. Receptionist check in is a pain in the backside

This was such a cute little Inn. The building is small but homey, and the service is exceptional! I had the best sleep ever, the beds are extremely comfortable. Definitely reccomend!