Seattle Hotels?

[zebra]

Looking to our Crazie buddies in helping us decide on a Seattle hotel. Anyone have suggestions on a good hotel centrally located?

[JohnG]

Westin 5th Avenue – Seattle <]

Premium hotel with good value pricing ($150-200) used in some cruise line pre/post packages. Very close walking distance to the mall and the monorail station that takes you to Seattle City Center. Reasonable walking distance to Pike Place Market (up/down hills) and other downtown restaurants and entertainment. Hotel does not offer transfers to/from airport or cruise ports.

Address: 1900 5th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101

Phone: 206-728-1000 direct or call Starwood Reservations at 800-368-7764

Website: www.starwoodhotels.com

The Warwick Seattle<]- .

Economy/Moderate $100-160 priced hotel, nice accommodations. Excellent location for walking to Pike Place Market, monorail station. This hotel did offer transportation from the airport – but not to the cruise ports.

Address: 401 Lenora Street, Seattle, WA 98121

Phone: 206-443-4300

Website: www.warwickwa.com

Warwick Seattle Special Offer - Park & Cruise Packages

It's cruise season in Seattle between April and October, they have designed these packages for those of you who drive to Seattle to catch your ship. Check out the website for details.

The Edgewater Hotel <]–

Premium waterfront hotel with premium prices, but very convenient for Bell Street Pier departures.

Address: 2411 Alaskan Way, Pier 67, Seattle, WA 98121

Phone: 206-728-7000 or 800-624-0670

Website: www.edgewaterhotel.com

The Vance Hotel<] -

Moderate/Premium priced ($150-225) fairly convenient downtown location. Older hotel with newly refurbished rooms. Rooms may be on the smaller side – good for a couple, but not necessarily for a family.

Address: 620 Stewart Street, Seattle, WA 98101

Phone: 206-956-8500 or 877-956-8500

Website: www.vancehotel.com

SpringHill Suites Seattle Downtown <]-

Moderate/premium priced ($150-200) hotel near the Bell Street Pier and the “free†bus tunnel to the Seattle Center/Space Needle. I stayed here last August for $129 plus tax for a room with two beds.

Address: 1800 Yale Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101

Phone: 206-254-0500

Website: http://marriott.com/property/propertypage/SEADT

Best Western Executive Inn<] –

This completely SMOKE-FREE economy priced ($120-150) hotel offers a free shuttle to see downtown sites. It is located one block from the Space Needle and close to the waterfront.

Address: 200 Taylor Avenue N, Seattle, WA 98109

Phone: 206-448-9444 or 800-351-9444

Website: http://book.bestwestern.com/bestwestern/pr...pertyCode=48068

La Quinta Inn & Suites Seattle Dow<]ntown –

Rates from $99 to $129 in summer months. Located about half a mile from the Bell Street Pier. Within walking distance to most downtown attractions. Free guest parking (not while on a cruise), complimentary Continental Breakfast, a Fitness Center, Dry Sauna and Jacuzzi Hot Tub. Located on 8th Avenue between Bell and Blanchard Streets, one block south of Denny Way.

Address: 2224 8th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121

Phone: (206)624-6820 or 866-725-1661

Website: [url=http://www.lq.com]http://www.lq.com

Additional Hotels Recommendations – please check out web links below:

These are downtown Seattle;

[url=http://www.fairmont.com/seattle/]http://www.fairmont.com/seattle/ (Possibly the Best Hotel in Washington State)

[url=http://www.alexishotel.com/]http://www.alexishotel.com/

http://www.starwood.com/sheraton/search/ho...?propertyID=460

[url=http://www.hotelsorrento.com/home.html]http://www.hotelsorrento.com/home.html

[url=http://www.paramounthotelseattle.com/]http://www.paramounthotelseattle.com/

Near SeaTac:

Radisson

[url=http://www.radisson.com/seattlewa?s_cid=L6845343]http://www.radisson.com/seattlewa?s_cid=L6845343

Hilton SeaTac http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/hotels/index.j...ctyhocn=SEAAHHH

Hampton http://www.hamptoninn.com/en/hp/hotels/ind...ctyhocn=SEASTHX

Coast Gateway

[url=http://www.coasthotels.com/home/sites/seatac/]http://www.coasthotels.com/home/sites/seatac/

[Gregswife]

Jackie, hope you get a chance to go down to the Public Market and watch them throw fish while you are Seattle. Also, a stroll down Fisherman's Pier makes for a nice time.

[zebra]

Wow JohnG thanks!! - now let me do some research with this great info.

[jacketwatch]

:cool: We stayed at the Hotel Vintage Park in downtown Sea. last yr. It is central and w/i easy walking distance of Pikes market, the tram station and the attractions downtown. Its described as a boutique hotel. Every room is decorated to match various vineyards in the area. We really enjoyed it. Cheers. Larry :cool:

[JoeyandDavid]

Larry that sounds nice...expensive?

[zebra]

Larry, Hotel Vintage Park is close to the Interstae I see. Do you hear traffic from the rooms? Also are there a variety of restaurants close by?

[jacketwatch]

:cool: Actually if you had not said it was close to the interstate I would not have known because car and truck noise was not at all a factor. The location is pretty nice really. It is centraly located downtown and is w/i walking distance of many restaurants. There is a pretty nice restaurant in the hotel too which has very good breakfasts. Also its a short walk to the tram which you can use to go to the space needle. We ate there, you know the tourist thing to do and though the food and experience were good it was overpriced IMHO. :cool:

[zebra]

Thanks Jacketwatch...this is a definite contender!

[JoeyandDavid]

http://www.hotelvintagepark.com/