With its 19th-century brick facade, this little hotel in historic Pioneer Square is thoroughly Victorian in its aesthetic. Furnishings are comfortingly classic (think dark woods and soft floral fabrics and wallpapers). Charming appointments aside, what sets this hotel apart from the crowd is its convenience of location to just about everything worth seeing in Seattle. For urbanites used to being around colorful street folks and plenty of night noise – because that is very much a part of this neighborhood – this hotel has it all. Centrally located in one of the coolest parts of Seattle, you could actually stay at the Pioneer Square Hotel and see all the best of Seattle without ever having to rent a car. Pioneer Square itself is by day a gallery haunter’s delight and by night a club crawler’s paradise. The Pioneer Square Hotel is also within walking distance of Safeco and Quest fields, Pike Place Market and the Washington Ferries. If you’re in Seattle to sightsee on a budget, you’re in good hands at the Pioneer Square Hotel.