Hotel rating: 3 stars
Chain: TravelCLICK
Number of floors: 2
Number of rooms: 28
Year opened: 1910
Year renovated: 1998-2003

The Ace is how you want to travel- simple, stylish, and not too expensive. We offer all the comforts of business class with the immediacy and personal attention only found in an independent hotel. Our one-of-a-kind accommodations combine modern lines with an eclectic sensibility, re-interpreting the classic flavor and affordability of European-style lodging. Our historic Belltown building is situated in the heart of downtown Seattle, within blocks of Pike Place Market and Seattle's ever-growing network of art galleries, clubs, bars, boutiques and restaurants. Downstairs, you can get the best of independent designers at Kuhlman's clothing, your nails done at Wax-On Spa, the coolest cut in the Northwest at Rudy's Barbershop or a cold beer at the Cyclops bar and restaurant. The modest size of the Ace Hotel also allows for easy access to hotel staff, creating a fun and intimate experience for everyone. No two rooms are exactly alike, making every visit a fresh experience. The (Not-So-) Standard room has 14ft ceilings and white brick walls reminiscent of a downtown loft. Rooms are furnished with low, platform beds, stainless steel in-room sinks, vanities, 2 condoms and a copy of the Kama Sutra. 6 individual bathrooms (just down the hall) are shared with fellow guests and feature oversized showers complete with their own compelling soundtracks The Deluxe rooms feature high ceilings, low queen size beds, whitewashed brick, modern furnishings and luxurious private baths. Several rooms include views of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound. The staff will guide you through all of the hotel's unique room styles when booking. All rooms come stocked with French Army blankets, cable TV, phone, free wi-fi, newspaper and minibar. If you are like us- whether on business or pleasure- you are looking for more than just a room when you travel. The Ace is a small, intimate hotel that lets you feel like you are "somewhere" not just "anywhere."