Best Western Plus Pioneer Square Hotel Downtown

Cozy Comfort in Seattle’s Historic Heart

Classic charm meets modern convenience at the Best Western Plus Pioneer Square Hotel Downtown. Nestled in Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, this welcoming hotel is just a short stroll from the waterfront and offers a peaceful retreat after a night of live music. With thoughtful amenities like free WiFi, in-room coffee makers, and a hearty continental breakfast, it’s a smart pick for music lovers on the move.

Why Concert-goers love it

Its location in Pioneer Square puts you within walking distance of several downtown music venues, including historic theaters and intimate clubs. You won’t need to worry about late-night noise—this area quiets down after dark, making it a great spot to decompress post-show. Check-in at 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM gives you time to sleep in after a late night, and the nearby light rail and transit options make getting around easy, even without a car.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends catching a show together
• Solo travelers in town for that once-in-a-lifetime gig
• Couples making a music-filled weekend getaway
• Fans looking for a quiet, comfy place to crash post-concert
• Budget-conscious music fans who still want convenience and charm

Food and Drink Options

The hotel offers a complimentary continental breakfast packed with post-show fuel: waffles, breakfast sandwiches, and fresh fruit. While there’s no restaurant on-site, you’re surrounded by walkable eateries—everything from late-night pizza spots to cozy coffee shops. The in-room coffee machine is a nice touch for early risers or late-night wind-downs.

Nightlife Options

Pioneer Square is known for its vibrant bar scene, with local pubs, speakeasies, and cocktail lounges just steps away. While the hotel itself keeps things quiet, it's only a short walk to venues where you can catch live music or grab a nightcap before heading back.

What People Say

Guests consistently praise the hotel’s friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms, and unbeatable location for downtown events. Reviewers love the building’s historic vibe and the easy access to both the waterfront and public transport. Many note it's a great value for the area.

Areas for Improvement

The hotel doesn’t have an on-site gym, but it offers free passes to a nearby fitness center. Rooms aren’t ultra-modern, but they’re cozy and well-kept. Parking in the area can be a little tricky, so plan ahead if you're driving.

The Bottom Line

This is a charming, convenient, and quiet home base for concert-goers wanting to experience Seattle’s music scene without sacrificing comfort or location.