Downtown Seattle Vacation Deals

Save Time and Money with Downtown Seattle Vacation Packages

Book a Downtown Seattle vacation package on Expedia today! This is one of the best ways to save time and cash for your amazing vacation.

Smart travelers who purchase a package deal on Expedia will save up to $583*.

With just a few clicks, you'll be able to book everything you need for your next adventure through our enormous database. And — with more than 550 partner airlines and 750,000 properties from all around the world, you'll have the flexibility to pick and choose!

If you change your travel plans, we'll honor your cancellation request on almost all bookings with no added fees.

Places to Visit in Downtown Seattle

Getting excited about your trip to Downtown Seattle? Like a few hints about what to do when you get there? That's what we're here for!

Downtown Seattle is a marvelous place to stay as it's not far from Pike Place Market. Make sure you've got plenty of room on your camera before heading over to this iconic attraction.

This suburb certainly doesn't disappoint when it comes to terrific attractions. The Museum of Pop Culture and Seattle Center are a few highlights that are just around the corner.

Looking to catch a conference or other event while you're in town? Study the calendar at Washington State Convention Center and see if anything piques your interest. There's a fabulous range of things to keep you busy in this destination. Those who get a little queasy around heights might want to look away, but anyone with a passion for skyscrapers can't miss Columbia Center. Stretching towards the clouds, it's a famous fixture of the area's skyline. Still have time on your hands? Theater can challenge our thinking and asks us to aspire to higher things. See a production at Marion Oliver McCaw Hall and expand your way of thinking.

Popular Activities for your Downtown Seattle Vacation

Vacations are pretty awesome to start with. But diving into the exciting experiences on offer really does make them better!

This place has a huge range of things to do. Here are some ideas to kick start your trip to Downtown Seattle:

• Art & Wine Tasting Tour
• Private Towncar: Downtown Seattle Hotels - Piers 66 & 91
• Seattle Ride the Ducks Tour
• Seattle City Highlights Tour
• Signature Massage
• Seattle CityPASS: Save on Entry to 5 Best Attractions

Have some time up your sleeve? Go to our Downtown Seattle things to do page for a complete list of activities.

Downtown Seattle Accommodations

Whatever type of accommodations you're on the lookout for, Downtown Seattle has you sorted. With 72 options to pick from, you'll be sure to discover one that's perfect for your cheap vacation or luxury getaway.

If you're looking to save a few pennies, there are some great budget accommodations here, such as the Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Downtown (1821 Boren Avenue) and the Pensione Nichols Bed and Breakfast (1923 First Avenue). In the mood to treat yourself instead? You'll be able to live the good life at the Four Seasons Hotel Seattle (99 Union St) or the Thompson Seattle (110 Stewart St).

The Seattle Marriott Waterfront and the Loews Hotel 1000 Seattle are attractive options if you're keen to visit Pike Place Market. Both are just a stroll away, so you won't have to waste time on complicated or expensive public transportation options — just follow your feet!

Nearest Airports to Downtown Seattle

From the very minute you step off the plane at Boeing Field Airport (BFI), you'll know your unforgettable trip to Downtown Seattle has begun at last! Well, the center of the neighborhood is still about 5 miles (8 km) away, but near enough.

*Savings based on all vacation package bookings with Flight + Hotel on Expedia.com from January through December 2018, as compared to price of the same components booked separately. Savings will vary based on origin/destination, length of trip, stay dates and selected travel supplier(s). Savings not available on all packages. For Free Flight or 100% Off Flight deals, package savings is greater than or equal to the current cost of one component, when both are priced separately.