The hotel was located in Chinatown and about a block from the light rail station which you can use to go straight to downtown Seattle and/or to the airport.
The staff was kind. And accommodating.
However the hotel itself was built in 1910 and very obviously unrestored. The shared bathrooms and common showers are one thing. But I had a very hard time relaxing due to the paper thin walls. It was as if I was sharing a room with the people in the next room over. I could hear each thing they spoke softly to one another. Also hearing the homeless people yell outside through the night made it hard to sleep. Despite being on the third floor. It was as if the windows wide open but they were just old as if the originals from 1910. Not to mention the old shaky squeaky spring bed in which my feet were hanging off the edge as a 5’6 women. My partner was not able to lay straight.
The hotel is historical. The quality of the stay was low. But to each their own as to if historical charm takes priority over certain basic comforts.