Vintage Park

Tyne provided kind service and made me feel so welcome at your establishment. I could feel there was no judgement and I appreciated him taking his time and working w/ my reservation.

DO NOT STAY HERE. We chose Kimpton Hotel Vintage Seattle specifically because it advertises itself as dog-friendly, which made what happened during our stay extremely disappointing. We left our two dogs in the room briefly while we went out to eat — something that is commonly allowed at Kimpton properties and was not clearly communicated as prohibited at check-in. Shortly after, we received texts from the front desk saying our “pets miss you,” which quickly escalated to being told there had been “multiple complaints” and that we would need to find another hotel. ( photo of text below). All of these horrible interactions were with Tyne, front desk employee. When we asked for clarification, we were told the dogs were barking, were threatened with security involvement, and were refused access to the pet waiver we signed. We were also told that leaving dogs unattended was not allowed — which directly contradicts Kimpton’s dog-friendly policies and our prior experiences at other Kimpton hotels. What made this situation worse was that we repeatedly asked to speak with a manager and Tyne told us we were not allowed to do so. Being asked to leave mid-stay without being shown the policy we allegedly violated, and without access to management, was upsetting and unprofessional. If you’re traveling with pets, be aware that “dog-friendly” here may come with unclear rules, inconsistent enforcement, and no escalation path. I expected much better from a Kimpton property.

I had a severe allergic reaction to their linens. Not sure what they wash them in, if at all. Yuck. But I had to go to urgent care to treat the breakout rash, and checked out a day early. Also, they have no housekeeping service. My room wasn’t cleaned at all during my stay.