Hotel near Pike Market

[Working 2 Cruise]

Hello everyone!

 

My husband has trouble walking and I'd love to visit it! Even if I have to leave him at the hotel...

 

Do you have any recommendations, preferably under $300 a night...

 

I was looking at the Warwick hotel, could get it for $220...

 

Thank you!

[VibeGuy]

Almost all the downtown hotels aside from the Four Seasons are going to have pretty similar, mostly-flat walks to the market, (plus/minus six blocks or less) and the waterfront ones can reach it by a flat walk and elevator/skybridge. The Four Seasons is market adjacent.

 

Rates are always high during summer; this summer is particularly bad. Could I make a pitch?

 

Stay someplace where you can easily access either Link Light Rail or the Seattle Center Monorail - either the airport or near Southcenter Mall (most properties in that area are either right by a light rail stop, will drop you at one, or will drop you at the Airport) or the Seattle Center area. You are likely to save a bunch and have about the same walk to the market.

 

Check out Cedarbrook Lodge near the airport. Try the Hyatt Place, Hampton Inn or Four Points near Seattle Center.

[Working 2 Cruise]

Thank you!

[Northern Aurora]

We live in the interior of Alaska and so consider Seattle to be "our" city. If the OP decides to book a hotel in downtown Seattle our favorite Seattle hotel is currently the Mayflower Park. Great location with a great staff.

[mapleleaves]

Downtown seattle is quite small .... even if you stay near the Seattle Center/Space Needle, a taxi to downtown would only be about $10-$15 if you don't feel like walking or taking the monorail.

 

Another thought .... our office uses Silver Cloud Lake Union for out of town clients. They provide a free shuttle to a few destinations downtown. (plus a nice b'fast). If your husband doesn't want to go perhaps he could hang out at the lake and watch all the boats, kayaks, float planes.

 

Probably over $300 but 'I stayed at the Inn at the Market last yr for a wedding .... very nice hotel and the views from the rooftop terrace are spectacular.

Edited April 22, 2015 by mapleleaves

[podmon]

We loved staying at the Moore, one night before and 2 nights after. 2 block walk to Pike Market and not too far of a walk to Westlake center. I'd also recommend using Uber to get around. Even at 4:30 am it only took 3 minutes to get a car to Seatac.