Walkable Hotel near Seattle's Waterfront

Located conveniently as a premier hotel in downtown Seattle near the waterfront, it’s just six blocks straight down Spring Street until you’re immersed in the heart of Seattle’s waterfront. This area is a bustling hub of activity with boats, shops,attractions, and more. People typically spend two to three hours wandering, shopping, and eating with afternoon hours typically being busiest. As you explore, along the way, you might find:

• Ivar’s Acres of Clams: This historic fish-and-chips spot dates back to 1938 and was recently remodeled
• Seattle Great Wheel: Extending 40 feet beyond the end of Pier 57, this Ferris wheel will take you for a spin in a climate-controlled gondola
• Myrtle Edwards Park: Hugging the scenic shoreline of Elliott Bay, this park’s path is sandwiched between art pieces and scenic views
• Washington State Ferries: Take a ride to Bainbridge Island (35 minutes) or Bremerton (1 hour) for panoramic views of the Seattle skyline
• Ye Olde Curiosity Shop: Opened in 1899, this shop sells trinkets and houses an interesting display of natural oddities, taxidermy treasures, and shrunken heads

Explore Downtown Seattle Waterfront

Open 365 days/year. 6AM to 9PM Waterfront customers can park for free for up to three hours in the Pike Place Market garage. All you need to do is ask one of the participating waterfront stores, attractions, or restaurants for a parking voucher.