Hotel Accommodation near Downtown Seattle

Exploring Downtown Seattle

Seattle’s Downtown hugs Puget Sound. Steel and glass high-rises characterize this neighborhood, looming over the waterfront ferry docks and Pike Place Market. In a city known for its relaxed attitude, Downtown Seattle is as bustling as it gets. This is the place to go for upscale department store shopping at Westlake Center and Pacific Place. It’s also the place for nightlife, with the most stylish bars lying just north of Pike Place Market in Belltown. A younger crowd hangs out in the bars of Pioneer Square. Seattle Center’s entertainment district lies to the northeast. Most of the Downtown lies within a fare- free travel zone for city buses. The Monorail stops at Westlake Center.

Accommodations near Downtown Seattle

If you’re seeking the best accommodation, then Seattle hotels in downtown area would be the best bet. Opportunities for splurging are abundant, with several international brands just waiting to turn daily stress into absolute bliss. Those with a modest budget need not fear, as there are hostels, inns and buget hotels that provide comfortable accommodation at great prices.

There is a range of options for all travelers. The most popular hotel in Seattle is the Belltown Corporate Housing Apartments by Luxe Hubs, which has been booked 5 times from our Hotels.com verified guests. Our guests also highly recommended Stay Alfred Apartments on Pine Street in Seattle as it has been reserved 5 times.

Sightseeing near Downtown Seattle

- Pike Place Market

One of the largest tourist magnets in Seattle is the Pike Place Market, which is also the oldest continually operating farmers market in the entire US. Here you can find the famous fish market and its world-famous fish throwing team with displays of giant crab legs and fresh salmon nestled atop mounds of crushed ice. A colorful array of fresh peaches, berries and apples complement the seafood, as do oversize bouquets of fresh-cut flowers.

- Seattle Art Museum

The Seattle Art Museum is actually composed of three main facilities: the main one in downtown Seattle, the Seattle Asian Art Museum and the Olympic Sculpture Park on the central Seattle waterfront. The Asian cultures that helped settle this city take center stage at the Seattle Asian Art Museum, its display cases filled with delicate calligraphy and celadon (Chinese porcelain).

Transportation near Downtown Seattle

Downtown Seattle’s public transportation is among the best in the country, offering everything from buses to streetcars to the Link light rail. Choose your preferred mode of transport.