Palihotel Seattle hero

Palihotel Seattle

107 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101
Condé Nast Readers' Choice '21
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Overall 52
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$108
19 Dec 2026
Highest upcoming
$638
18 Jun 2026
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$184
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19 to 25 Feb
40% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler
Condé Nast Readers' Choice 2021 · 2020 · 2019

Character and identity

Palihotel Seattle occupies the historic Colonnade Hotel building in the thick of downtown, a few minutes on foot from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and Belltown's bar strip. The Palisociety design language is in full effect: a lobby of stacked antique suitcases, spine-in bookshelves, and a llama portrait that reads as gently Wes Anderson. Rooms are compact and moss-walled, dressed with fresh flowers and antique tea kettles. The Hart & The Hunter, overseen by chef Joey Elenterio, handles food and a street-facing cocktail bar. Service is warm and chatty rather than formal.

Who's it for

Best for:
Independent urban travellers and design-literate couples who want a characterful base for walking the city, eating around Pike Place, and drinking in Belltown. Guests here tend to chat with the bartenders and each other, and they value quirky styling and location over resort-style amenities.

Should look elsewhere:
Anyone after a full-service luxury experience, a spa, or quiet seclusion will be disappointed. The downtown setting brings genuine bustle and grit, rooms run small, and the heavily styled interiors can tip into feeling "too Instagram-ready" for some tastes.

Bottom line

The pitch here is location and personality at a friendly price, not creature comforts: you are paying for a well-styled launching pad steps from Pike Place, not a polished cocoon. Book a cozy king with an Elliott Bay view, plan to be out walking the city most of the day, and treat The Hart & The Hunter as a reliable home base for fries and a drink.

Location

107 Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101 · 10 nearest tracked hotels

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Amenities

30 features
Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi in public areas
Restaurant
Bar
Room service
Breakfast
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Debit cards
Cash
Front desk
Baggage storage

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