Hotels in Seattle

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Sitting between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, on the West Coast of the United States, Seattle is a seaport city in Washington State. It’s hard to pigeonhole this city. It is known for spawning mega brands Amazon, Starbucks, and Boeing, and it's a major tech center. Some areas of town have a quaint hometown appeal, while others seem to have the character of a rather eccentric aunt. From whichever way you look, the city is far from staid and boring. Instead, it’s an exciting and inviting place for a vacation.

Millions of tourists flock to the "Emerald City" each year. As an excellent host, the city offers a range of hotel accommodation options to suit all types of travelers' needs, preferences, and budgets.

Neighborhoods of Seattle

A tapestry of interesting neighborhoods awaits visitors to Seattle. Some of the most notable are:

  • Downtown: The energetic city center has flagship stores, major attractions, the Seattle Art Museum, and plenty of performing art centers.
  • The Waterfront: Home to Elliott Bay, docks, a marina, and an aquarium, it’s the place for seafood restaurants.
  • Columbia City: Like a magnet for foodies, this area has a diverse range of eateries, global cuisines, and several cutesy boutiques.
  • Ballard: Formerly a mostly-Scandinavian maritime area, this place has now transformed into an area full of craft breweries and unique shops.
  • Belltown: The views of Puget Sound, Olympic Sculpture Park, and the city's best nightlife are good reasons to head here.

What to see and do in Seattle

There is plenty to do and see, so prepare yourself a list of some of the most popular attractions. When visiting Seattle, it’s a good idea to make an itinerary before you even arrive! Popular sights and attractions include:

  • The Space Needle: The modern spire is the iconic landmark of Seattle— the skyline. Pay a visit to the observation deck for incredible views.
  • Pike Place Market: The ultimate destination for foodies is a permanent farmers' market spread over nine acres.
  • Chihuly Garden and Glass: This area showcases incredible sculptures of Dale Chihuly, a native of Washington.
  • Museum of Pop Culture: The Frank-Gehry-designed building is dedicated to the preservation of contemporary pop culture.
  • Georgetown Trailer Park Mall: Get some shopping done at this collection of trailers offering a vast variety of products.
  • Discovery Park: This wild coastal park is the city's largest open space. It's full of beaches, dunes, meadows, and forests.
  • The Gum Wall: This unique attraction under Pike Place Market in Post Alley has a wall covered with already-chewed gum! True!

What to eat in Seattle

Thanks to its strong history and international diversity, Seattle enjoys a rich and varied food culture. Some must-try foods and drinks include:

  • Starbucks Coffee: The global chain started here, so it’s only right to visit a Starbucks coffee shop. The oldest in the city is at 1912 Pike Place.
  • Fresh Oysters: Its seaside location means seafood is heavily featured on the city’s food menus. Local oysters are a popular favorite.
  • The Seattle Dog: Locals add cream cheese to the standard hot dog.
  • Vietnamese Pho: Seattle has a large Vietnamese community, resulting in this city embracing tasty broth-style soup.
  • Hom Bow: Another ethnic dish comprising chicken or beef curry wrapped in pastry.

Typical events and festivals in Seattle

There is always something fun and interesting happening in Seattle, regardless of the time of year. Popular events include:

  • Polar Bear Plunge: Brave participants take a New Year’s Day dip in Angle Lake.
  • Bumbershoot: This is a festival over Labor Day Weekend that celebrates everything, ranging from comedy and film to international music.
  • The Seafair: Held in June and August, the fair celebrates anything related to the sea and boats.
  • The Emerald City Comic Con: The city is a cosplay haven with a fun cultural event every March!

How to move around in Seattle

Seattle is always in the USA's top-10 list of most walkable large cities, and there are three public transit systems available. The King County Metro service operates buses in downtown Seattle and numerous outlying neighborhoods. The Seattle Streetcar network connects South Lake Union with downtown and is popular with visitors. The Link Light Rail is another option to get around. Seattle has a major international airport and connects to other major USA regions via rail, road, and bus.

The climate in Seattle

The city has a temperature climate, meaning mild summers and cold, fresh winters. June to September brings the warmest weather, with temperatures regularly ranging in the mid-70s F. Winter is cooler, with temperatures in the lower 40s F. The rainy season is official from November to May, but rain in the city is a year-round possibility. The best time of the year to visit Seattle is from May to September.

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In Seattle we will have scattered clouds, soft clothing is recommended as the temperatures is going to be warm throughout the day.

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Hotel Thompson Seattle

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Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Seattle

The most centrally located hotels in Seattle with the best ratings are: Hotel Inn At The Market, Hotel Andra Seattle Mgallery Collection and Hotel Fairmont Olympic Seattle.

It depends on the category of the hotel. If you want to stay at a 4-star hotel in Seattle, the average price per night is 202 , while you will pay an average of 137 for a 3-star hotel, and in a more luxurious 5-star hotel, you'll pay around 245 .

Hotel Seatac Inn is near Seattle-Tacoma, and Hotel Georgetown Inn Seattle is near Seattle Kings County International/Boeing Field.

You can make reservations at Hotel Inn At The Market, Hotel Andra Seattle Mgallery Collection and Hotel Sorrento if you"re looking for a hotel with valet service for your visit to Seattle.

If you need a hotel with disabled access in Seattle, we recommend Hotel Inn At The Market, Hotel Andra Seattle Mgallery Collection and Hotel Sorrento.

According to our clients, if you´re travelling with children, the best hotels in Seattle are Hotel Warwick Seattle, Hotel Best Western Seattle Airport and Hotel Silver Cloud Seattle Stadium.

If you want to save time, the hotels in Seattle with express check-in and check-out are Hotel Andra Seattle Mgallery Collection, Hotel Sorrento and Silver Cloud Hotel Seattle University Of Washington District.

Some of the options for hotels with non-smoking rooms in Seattle are Hotel Inn At The Market, Hotel Andra Seattle Mgallery Collection and Hotel Sorrento.

If you're bringing a vehicle, we recommend that you book a hotel with parking in Seattle, like Hotel Inn At The Market, Hotel Andra Seattle Mgallery Collection or Hotel Kimpton Vintage Seattle.