Seattle Hotels

Those anticipating upcoming Seattle vacations will be thrilled by the availability of various types of lodging the city offers as well as the array of things to do. Hotels in Seattle range from charming boutique hotels in the fishing community of Ballard to 5 star hotels and resorts near Alki Beach for those who want to relax and put their feet in the sand. Those traveling with furry friends will be thrilled to hear that Seattle features 11 dog parks within its city limits with several pet friendly hotels within walking distance of each location. People staying with pets at airport hotels will have easy access to I-5 Colonnade, which is a dog park with an off-leash area.

Winter travelers tend to get the best deals on Seattle, Washington hotels, but cheap Seattle hotel deals can be found during the spring and in autumn as well, and some lucky and persistent travelers can get good rates on top Seattle hotels during the summer months. No matter what the season, there are plenty of things to do for those staying in hotels in Seattle, WA. Pike Place Market is open seven days a year all year-round and is only closed on Christmas and Thanksgiving Day and provides travelers and locals alike with one of the most unique shopping experiences in the country.

Nightlife aficionados can book downtown hotels for easy access to Seattle's Capitol Hill-Central District. Options range from classic cocktail bars to top musical performances to iconic Northwest brew pubs that also specialize in freshly prepared Pacific Rim cuisine. Downtown hotels in Seattle range from chic, boutique style bed-and-breakfast establishments brimming with antiques to luxury hotels with view of Seattle's most beloved landmark, the Space Needle.

Flights to Seattle are easily available from all points on the planet, and car rentals are abundant at locations near the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Because of the abundance of natural beauty that the Pacific Northwest has to offer, we at Expedia highly suggest that travelers enjoy the views of Mt. Rainier, Seattle’s skyline, the Olympic Mountains, and Elliot Bay that are made available by riding Seattle's Great Wheel. The Great Wheel is one of the country's largest Ferris wheels and is conveniently located within walking distance of downtown. Because cruises from Seattle are common, it's also possible to watch the ships sail through Puget Sound from the vantage point of the Great Wheel.