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The Space Needle with the Seattle skyline and Mount Rainier at sunset

Hotels in Seattle

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Seattle hotels cluster downtown near Pike Place Market and the waterfront, in the more residential-feeling Capitol Hill for nightlife and restaurants, or near Sea-Tac for early flights.

Downtown Puts You Near the Icons

Staying downtown or in Belltown keeps Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and the waterfront within walking distance, along with a Link light rail stop back to the airport.

Rates Peak in Seattle’s Dry Summer

Unlike much of the country, Seattle’s best weather (July through September) is also its highest-demand, highest-rate season, since it is genuinely the driest, sunniest stretch of the year here. Winter brings lower rates but expect grey skies and regular rain more often than dramatic storms.

Near Sea-Tac vs. Downtown

Airport-area hotels work for early flights or short layovers, with light rail making the trip downtown easy regardless. For a full visit, downtown or Capitol Hill keeps you closer to the things Seattle is actually known for.

Compare live rates above to find the right base for your Seattle trip.

Travel guides

Seattle travel guides

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Seattle: Should You Rent a Car or Rely on Public Transit?

Whether to rent a car in Seattle or rely on the Link light rail, buses, the monorail and the ferries: how the city is laid out, how ORCA fares work, what driving here is really like (I-5, tolls, hills, break-ins), when a car is worth it for Rainier and the Olympics, driving to Vancouver and the border, and a decision table.

Best Time to Fly to Seattle: Seasons, Weather & Prices

Month-by-month guide to flying to Seattle: the gray, mild winters and dry summers, the Alaska cruise weekends and events that drive fares, the cheapest and busiest windows, and how to get downtown from Sea-Tac.

Things to Do in Seattle: A First-Timer’s Guide

A first-timer’s guide to Seattle: Pike Place Market and the new waterfront, the Space Needle, Chihuly and MoPOP, Pioneer Square and the Underground, ferries, lakes and parks, Capitol Hill, Fremont and Ballard, sports, seafood and coffee, day trips to Mount Rainier, the islands and Vancouver, and two sample itineraries.

FAQ

Seattle hotels, answered

When's the best time to visit Seattle?

Month-by-month guide to flying to Seattle: the gray, mild winters and dry summers, the Alaska cruise weekends and events that drive fares, the cheapest and busiest windows, and how to get downtown from Sea-Tac.

Do I need a rental car in Seattle?

Whether to rent a car in Seattle or rely on the Link light rail, buses, the monorail and the ferries: how the city is laid out, how ORCA fares work, what driving here is really like (I-5, tolls, hills, break-ins), when a car is worth it for Rainier and the Olympics, driving to Vancouver and the border, and a decision table.

Where should I stay in Seattle?

It depends on your plans. Our neighborhood guides cover Pike Place Market, with what each area is like and who it suits best.

Can I also compare flights to Seattle and car rentals in Seattle?

Yes. Our flights and car rentals pages for Seattle each have a live search, so you can plan the whole trip in one place.