Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce | Brian Miller
The almost century-old Hotel Seattle, at 315 Seneca St., and its basement dive bar, Bernard’s on Seneca, closed in March of last year, owing to the pandemic. Kidder Mathews recently put the 78-room property on the market, unpriced, with offers due by April 20. No sale had been recorded by deadline Friday.
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