Hoteles en Capitol Hill, Seattle

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Great location!

It had wonderful charm and was a perfect location for us. The operator was extremely kind in arranging for us to have an early breakfast, as we had an appointment before the regular breakfast time. We had a 3rd floor room and there is no elevator, but we knew that in advance. However, the dormer room we were in had very low ceiling corners on which we banged our heads occasionally. Not great! Also the TV was maybe only 19', far too small to watch.

Great location!

I had an unforgettable time at Mozart Guest House! Everything about this experience was incredible - you have never seen such variety at the breakfast table - Tina is the masterchef and can prepare anything your heart desires - the presentation as well is so beautiful you feel as if you are royalty. I did not want to leave because it felt like I was leaving behind my close friends. The location is fantastic - right on the corner of an old Seattle park - with special atmosphere...the victorian house is so homey and welcoming - Tina I'm coming back - and I would recommend that everyone visits Mozart Guest House! Thank you so much.

This is a bed and breakfast in a large older house in a leafy suburb of Seattle. This is a well maintained classic old house full of original art and a very nice collection of antique furniture. The owner is a former Russian journalist who spends a lot of her time writing in her study/library. Think of it like staying overnight at the grand house of some educated bohemian friends. The neighborhood is very quiet, the house is next to an Olmstead park. You'll feel pretty far from downtown - but its just a short taxi ride from downtown - 15 minutes and $10-15. I stayed in the the largest room - the house's former master bedroom. It has a short entry hall, to a large bedroom, with a king size bed, and a walk-in closet. It has a huge bathroom, and then a pair of french doors lead out to a huge second floor balcony with a small table and chairs overlooking the street. I liked all of it. But some people may be put off by the relative informality of the place Not like a regular hotel at all - there is no front desk. You can easily end up in long conversations with the owner on politics, art and culture.