The State Hotel

  • This facility has wheelchair access
  • This facility has assistive listening systems
  • This facility has baby changing stations

The character of Seattle was borne out of creativity and an adventurous spirit. That’s the soul of this property. What was originally built in 1904 as a medical office building soon became something very different. In the 1930s, Ben Paris, a Seattle entrepreneur, operated a billiard parlor, gambling hall, and restaurant out of the Eitel building. Almost a century later, it’s been converted into a contemporary, independent, downtown Seattle hotel.

Amenities: General
Changing Table YES
Languages Spoken by Staff English
AAA Diamond Rating 3 Diamonds
Forbes Star Rating Recommended

Accessibility
Wheelchair Access YES
Accessible Parking YES
Assistance for Hearing Disabilities YES
Assistance for Neurocognitive Disabilities YES
Assistance for Physical Disabilities YES
Assistance for Visual Disabilities YES
Number of ADA Rooms 4
City View Guestroom
Water View Guestroom
Ben Paris
Ben Paris Patio
The State Hotel Exterior
The State Hotel Lobby
The Mural
The Rooftop

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