Vintage skyscraper boasts a 360ยฐ city view from a speakeasy-style bar atop an observation deck. Elegant, extravagant atmosphere with a historic vibe and a period elevator ride. Offers a unique, less crowded experience away from typical landmarks.
A full 360ยฐ view from the restaurant and bar offers an impressive skyline and downtown cityscape. The vantage point provides a unique perspective not found elsewhere in the city.
Good to know
Boozy High Tea is available on weekends; reservations are recommended.
Happy hour offers discounted drinks from 4-6pm daily.
Cocktail classes are held monthly; check the schedule for dates.
Boutique hotel blends modern design with a northwestern safari theme and lush greenery. Rooftop bar buzzes with young energy and offers phenomenal city views. Rooms provide quiet, cozy comfort with calming tones and thoughtful details.
Rooftop bar offers phenomenal views of the city skyline with stunning cityscapes visible from stylish rooms and the bar. Both spots provide great views paired with drinks and creative touches.
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The hotel is a short walk from King Street train station.
Populus Seattle is close to many downtown attractions.
Valet parking is available, but retrieval after 11 p.m. requires staff assistance.
Winery tasting room boasts gorgeous waterfront views and a modern, stylish interior inspired by urban design. Warm, welcoming atmosphere suits all ages with comfortable seating that encourages connection. Perfect spot to relax and enjoy both scenery and conversation.
Gorgeous waterfront views shine through windows, offering a peekaboo glimpse of the water. The setting invites sitting back with a glass of wine while watching people and enjoying the scenery.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for wine tastings, especially on weekends.
The space is available for hosting private events and gatherings.
You can bring food from nearby restaurants to enjoy with your wine.
Enjoy 360-degree views of downtown and waterfront from a high-floor observatory bar. Relax in a historic ambiance with a mini museum and interactive exhibits. Sip craft cocktails in a calm setting that blends art deco style with panoramic cityscapes.
360-degree views of downtown and waterfront stand out with art deco theming enhancing the atmosphere. The observatory offers incredible cityscapes that rival other landmarks, with historical sites clearly marked.
Good to know
There is a $20 entrance fee per person to access the observatory and bar.
Cocktail classes are hosted regularly, providing a fun learning experience.
Parking around the observatory is expensive, so plan accordingly.
Enjoy premium homemade ice cream in a historic ferry terminal with waterfront views of snow-capped mountains and passing ferries. Relax in a covered seating area while watching ferries and water taxis cross the sound. Catch a breathtaking sunset with clear views of west Seattle.
Views include waterfront scenery, snow-capped mountains, and ferries and water taxis crossing the sound. Sitting by the water offers a breathtaking sunset and a clear view of west Seattle.
Good to know
Expect a long line during peak hours, especially on hot days.
Seating is limited, so be prepared to enjoy your ice cream standing.
Prices for a single scoop start at $7.67, which is on the higher side.
Rooftop bar boasts stunning city views with an outdoor patio overlooking Seattle's skyline and Elliott Bay. Cocktails are carefully crafted to match the elevated vibe. Atmosphere shifts from relaxed to lively but can get uncomfortably warm indoors due to limited ventilation.
Rooftop terrace offers stunning views of the Seattle skyline and Elliott Bay. Outdoor patio overlooks downtown Seattle and stadiums, including the Space Needle, Columbia Tower, and Smith Tower.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for outdoor seating, which is limited.
Expect a mandatory 20% gratuity added to your bill.
The food menu is very limited, focusing mainly on appetizers.
Rooftop pool offers stunning water views and city sights including the Space Needle and Olympic mountains. Rooms stay clean and cozy despite urban noise from nearby stadium events. Huge windows provide expansive city views that highlight landmarks and natural beauty.
Huge windows show a stunning view of the water and city, including the Olympic mountains, islands, and landmarks like the Space Needle and ferris wheel. Rooms offer expansive city views and some overlook T-mobile park, while the rooftop and outdoor pools provide a great view year-round.
Good to know
Parking costs $60 for valet service, as street parking is unavailable.
A $150 security deposit is charged at check-in.
Rooms are clean and spacious, providing a comfortable stay.
Spacious suites boast spectacular city views and lively urban energy. Guests enjoy a well-equipped gym and indoor pool for fitness. A unique robot-delivered cocktail lounge adds fun to the stay despite some noise from nearby trains and buses.
Rooms offer amazing views of downtown and I5. Suites include corner two-room layouts with beautiful cityscapes visible from room service areas.
Good to know
Parking costs $60 per day at the hotel.
The hotel is a one-minute walk from the Amtrak King Street station.
Breakfast stops serving on weekdays at 9 AM.
Rooms boast breathtaking harbor views with sights of ferries and Smith Tower. Modern decor blends with advanced smart technology for comfort. A vibrant lobby bar creates a lively social scene in a compact, central urban space.
Rooms offer breathtaking views of the bay and city, including sights of ferries, container ships, and Smith Tower. Options include ocean views and cityscapes, letting you choose between water or urban scenes.
Good to know
The hotel is located near the ferry station and light rail stations.
There is no parking available on site at the hotel.
The rooms are small and may feel cramped for two adults.
Chic units offer fully equipped kitchens and comfortable beds in a cozy, relaxed setting. Higher floors provide stunning Puget Sound views at a great value. Location allows easy walking to attractions and waterfront spots.
Rooms on higher floors offer stunning views of Puget Sound and the water. These views come at a lower cost compared to similar options nearby.
Good to know
There is no onsite parking available; street parking is scarce.
A nearby parking garage is recommended for convenience.
The location is within a 5-minute walk to Pike Place Market.
Converted 1920s office building blends old charm with modern comfort. Higher floor rooms offer bay views through large windows. Cozy rooms feature comfortable beds and a quiet vibe, while bistro and bar spaces create a warm atmosphere.
Rooms on higher floors offer great views of the bay and harbor through large windows and a porthole window. Water views stand out from king rooms and suites.
Good to know
Valet parking costs $65 per night, with an additional $35 event fee.
The hotel restaurant does not offer happy hour on game days.
The area around the hotel has a high presence of homeless individuals.