Cheap Hotels Seattle is a page that is dedicated to finding you the best deals on inexpensive hotels in Seattle. Seattle has a number of affordable lodging options for travelers who want to save money and are on a budget. Prices tend to get lower the farther away the hotel is from downtown, according to Frommer's.Frommer's: Seattle Hotels Overview

The Moore Hotel is considered by Frommer's the "best bet" for "budget rates" downtown.Frommer's: Moore Hotel

1. Location: Downtown
2. Rates: $59 - $97Official Site: Moore Hotel
3. Amenities: Cable TV, phone, bathroomOfficial Site: Moore Hotel
4. Hotel services: Restaurant, loungeFrommer's: Moore Hotel
5. Phone: 800-421-5508, 206-448-4851
6. E-mail: info1@moorehotel.com
7. Check-in: 2 p.m.

Lonely Planet recommends staying at the Green Tortoise Hostel and claims they are an "earthy, fun and well-kept hostel."http://hotels.lonelyplanet.com/hotel/Seattle-Green-Tortoise-Backpackers-Guesthouse-P126788.html

1. Location: Downtown
2. Rates: $25 - $38Official Site: Green Tortoise Hostel
3. Amenities: Bedding, InternetLonely Planet: Green Tortoise Backpackers' Guesthouse
4. Hostel services: Free breakfast, TV room, towel rentalLonely Planet: Green Tortoise Backpackers' Guesthouse
5. Phone: 888-424-6783, 206-340-1222
6. E-mail: info@greentortoise.net

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• Moore Hotel (Downtown, $70-$92) Phone: 800-421-5508, 206-448-4851 Google Map
  • Frommer's Recommended: "You'll be pleasantly surprised by the stylishly modern large rooms with hardwood floors, full kitchens, and big windows."

• • Lonely Planet Selection:"This 1907 hotel offers some 125 bedrooms, small and not fancy but refurbished with a simple period feel."

• College Inn (University District, $50-$85) Phone: 206-633-4441 Google Map
  • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "If you plan to bring a lot of luggage, this place is not for you. The decor is a bit funky, but the young visitors who tend to find this inn don't seem to mind. Rooms range from tiny to spacious; all have washbasins."

• The Ace Hotel ($95-$175) Phone: 206-448-4721 Google Map
  • Frommer's Recommended: "Belltown is Seattle's trendiest neighborhood, and the Ace, in the heart of Belltown, is the city's hippest economy hotel."

• • Lonely Planet Top 5 Pick: "The Ace is Belltown in a box: arty, slightly scruffy and cool, but not too-cool-for-you cool."

• The Gaslight Inn ($88-$158) Phone: 206-325-3654 Google Map
  • Fodor's Choice: "Rooms here range from a crow's nest with peeled-log furniture and Navajo-print fabrics to suites with gas fireplaces and antique carved beds."

• Inn At Queen Anne (Lower Queen Anne, $79-$99) Phone: 206-282-7357 Google Map
  • TripAdvisor 3.5 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

• Days Inn (Downtown, $79-$165) Phone: 800-329-7466, 206-448-3434 Google Map
  • Yahoo! Travel 3.0 Rating (Note: Community rating; may change)

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• Hostelworld.com: Seattle Hostels

• Green Tortoise Phone: 888-424-6783, 206-340-1222 Google Map
  • Lonely Planet Selection: "The people who brought you the hippie cross-country party-on-a-bus also run this earthy, fun and well-kept hostel overlooking Pike Place Market. The location is just the first of a list of features to please the budget traveller."

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