Archer Hotel Seattle/Redmond, Redmond

Very good

Exceptional

Liked: It was easy to drive to a conveniently located by several restaurants.
Disliked: Nothing!

Love the location, the staff...

Liked: Great property, close to dropping and retail.
Disliked: Not really anything negative to say.

Nice hotel, nice rooms and...

Liked: Loved the convenience of being across from the mall. The staff was great and had good recommendations!
Disliked: Not sure, things were good.

Exceptional

perfect, enjoyable

Liked: rooms, beds, wifi, location
Disliked: nothing

Convenient, affordable, friendly, great room...

Liked: We loved the hotel location, very close to Marymoor Park, where we were attending the Cirque Du Soleil Kooza performance. The staff was so friendly and accommodating. They gave us a requested early check-in and told us to take our time checking out, so that we did not have to rush our breakfast. Breakfast and dinner in the restaurant at the hotel was excellent. And they provided indoor parking which was included.
Disliked: It would be great if there was a pedestrian overpass over the freeway so that you could easily walk right to Marymoor Park, but that is a WDOT issue not the hotel. There was nothing that we did not like.

Exceptional

Liked: We love the expansive lobby with free coffee and tea (and festive hot chocolate bar in the evening) multiple seating areas suitable for meeting friends and family, the "store" with all the snacks and wine, and the adjacent bar and restaurant. The gym is spacious, full of natural light, and well-equipped. We did not use the pool, which looked clean, accessible, though small for an adult looking to do laps. Across the parking lot is Redmond Town Center (photo included) with shopping and restaurants, and the rest of Redmond's center is a short drive or a leisurely stroll away. Eventually, the Light Rail will connect Redmond to downtown Bellevue and even more eventually, Seattle and Sea-Tac airport. So this location will only get better.
Disliked: Everything was great. Nothing to dislike. One quirk is that the parking levels, above ground and under the hotel room floors, has elevators on half-levels, and it appears impossible to call the elevator that you want for the parking level you've parked on (though maybe the hotel has a solution for this). A short staircase connects the parking levels and that's fine for most but would be annoying or inaccessible to wheelchair users or those with heavy suitcases or baby buggies. Potential drawback is that the area has a lot of tech which means the hotels in the area run on the expensive side.