Pensione Nichols
Neighborhood: Pike Place Market
Phone: +1 206 441 7125
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Located a block from the Pike Place Market, this curiously quaint establishment seems like it fell out of a small European village. Once you work your way inside the single door leading upstairs, you will realize why this is considered by many to be Seattle's best-kept lodging secret. There are two 800-square-foot suites available, each with its own private bath, kitchen, balcony, and spectacular view of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The other rooms share four bathrooms. Some rooms offer astonishing views of the bay, and the enormous breakfast is simply wonderful.
10 rooms in total. Singles From USD 90. Doubles From USD 110. Suites From USD 195.
Television, Non-smoking Rooms.
Great location and prices
Neighborhood: Pike Place Market
Phone: +1 206 441 7125
Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Click here to call Pensione Nichols Toll Free
Located a block from the Pike Place Market, this curiously quaint establishment seems like it fell out of a small European village. Once you work your way inside the single door leading upstairs, you will realize why this is considered by many to be Seattle's best-kept lodging secret. There are two 800-square-foot suites available, each with its own private bath, kitchen, balcony, and spectacular view of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The other rooms share four bathrooms. Some rooms offer astonishing views of the bay, and the enormous breakfast is simply wonderful.
10 rooms in total. Singles From USD 90. Doubles From USD 110. Suites From USD 195.
Television, Non-smoking Rooms.
Reviews
Great INN!!!
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Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 08 2007
Very Good Spot for an Inexpensive Stay Downtown
Very good bargain for the person who is not afraid of sharing a bathroom. It's very close to the...
Reviewed by:krsqrd from on Nov 29 2005
Will Return
We spent our honeymoon night there after a long, wedding day. It was a bit of quirky, Old Seattle st...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Bainbridge on Aug 28 2005
