Hotel Theodore

Hotel Theodore is a boutique hotel located in the heart of downtown Seattle, Washington. Celebrating the city's maker spirit, the hotel features handcrafted details, curated art, and custom comforts that offer guests a uniquely authentic Emerald City experience.

Accommodations

The hotel offers a variety of rooms and suites designed to provide comfort and elegance. Each room is equipped with plush robes, slippers, an in-room Bluetooth speaker, and high-speed Wi-Fi.

Complimentary local and long-distance calls are included. Guests can enjoy Nespresso coffee privately in their rooms or in the lobby. The 24/7 fitness center ensures guests can maintain their workout routines during their stay.

ADA-compliant facilities are available to accommodate all guests.

Dining

Hotel Theodore features two dining options:

• RIDER: An open-plan restaurant focusing on fresh, sustainable, and locally sourced seafood, as well as meat, dairy, and produce from local makers.
• Made Coffee: A coffee bar offering espresso, chai beverages, drip coffee, and grab-and-go breakfast and lunch options.

Meetings and Events

Hotel Theodore provides versatile event spaces suitable for meetings and weddings. The hotel's design and amenities create an atmosphere that engages attendees and promotes creative thinking and fresh ideas.

Each private, intimate event space is designed with a sense of craft and attention to detail, making it ideal for special occasions.

Location

Situated along downtown Seattle’s vibrant Pike-Pine Corridor, Hotel Theodore is within walking distance of popular attractions such as Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and the Seattle Art Museum.

The hotel is also conveniently located near public transportation options, including the Link light rail and the Seattle Monorail, making it easy for guests to explore the city.

Additional Locations include:

• Bellevue, WA, USA
• Seattle, WA, USA (multiple locations)

History

Originally opened as the Roosevelt Hotel in 1929, the building was designed by renowned local architect John Graham Sr. In 2015, the hotel underwent a comprehensive renovation.

It reopened in 2017 under the name Hotel Theodore, reflecting its historic namesake while embracing a modern boutique experience.

Hotel Theodore's dedication to craft, attention to detail, and celebration of Seattle's innovative spirit make it a distinctive choice for travelers seeking a memorable stay in the city.