SEATTLE · WASHINGTON
A city worth arriving for.
From waterfront icons and distinct neighborhoods to markets, music, dining, and mountain views, Seattle gives you more than one way to experience the city.
LOWER QUEEN ANNE · UPTOWN
Where Seattle’s landmarks come together.
Lower Queen Anne sits beside Seattle Center, where the Space Needle, Climate Pledge Arena, museums, public art, performances, and some of the city’s most recognizable views come together within one walkable district.
From Lower Queen Anne, some of Seattle’s best experiences are reached on foot. Walk to Pike Place Market and downtown through Belltown, or follow the Elliott Bay Trail along the waterfront, then stroll back or ride the Monorail from Westlake. With public transportation from Sea-Tac, you can arrive without a car and spend an entire weekend exploring Seattle without worrying about driving, traffic, or parking.
FIRST-TIME VISITS · CAR-FREE WEEKENDS · CONCERTS & GAMES · LANDMARK SIGHTSEEING · CRUISE STAYS
THE CLASSIC SEATTLE EXPERIENCE
The Seattle you came to see—mostly on foot.
Begin at Seattle Center, walk beneath the Space Needle, explore museums and public art, then continue through Belltown or follow the Elliott Bay Trail toward Pike Place Market and the downtown waterfront. When you are ready to return, walk back through the city or ride the Monorail from Westlake.
Experience Seattle Center
Walk among the Space Needle, International Fountain, public art, cultural venues, gardens, and gathering spaces at the heart of the neighborhood.
See Seattle From the Space Needle
Take in views of downtown, Elliott Bay, Lake Union, Mount Rainier, and the surrounding mountains from the city’s most recognizable landmark.
Catch a Game, Concert, or Show
Climate Pledge Arena brings Kraken hockey, Storm basketball, major concerts, and special events practically to your doorstep.
Explore Seattle’s Most Distinctive Museums
Visit Chihuly Garden and Glass, MoPOP, the Pacific Science Center, and other cultural attractions throughout Seattle Center.
The Waterfront,
From Park to Pier
Follow the city to the water.
Beginning near Seattle Center, this walk traces the shoreline through outdoor art, waterfront parks, public piers, and some of Seattle’s most recognizable attractions—all connected by views across Elliott Bay.
Walk Through Olympic Sculpture Park
Wander among monumental art, landscaped paths, and Elliott Bay views just minutes from Seattle Center.
Continue Along Centennial Park
Follow the shoreline through open lawns and waterfront paths with mountain views and passing ferries.
Explore the Seattle Aquarium
Discover marine life from the Salish Sea and beyond inside the Aquarium’s expanded waterfront campus.
Ride the Seattle Great Wheel
Rise above Pier 57 for sweeping views of Elliott Bay, downtown Seattle, and the surrounding waterfront.
Take the Water Taxi to Alki Beach
Cross Elliott Bay for skyline views, then follow the waterfront path toward Alki Beach.
Let the Ferry Be the Experience
Walk aboard downtown and enjoy the crossing itself—fresh air, skyline views, and an easy ride across Puget Sound.
Follow the Waterfront to Pike Place Market
Walk past the Olympic Sculpture Park and continue along Elliott Bay toward the piers, Seattle Aquarium, Great Wheel, and Pike Place Market.
Walk Downtown. Ride the Monorail Back.
Explore Pike Place Market, downtown shopping, restaurants, and the waterfront, then return aboard the Monorail—or reverse the route and walk home along the water.
See Seattle
From a Different Angle
Leave the shoreline behind.
Take to the water—or the sky—for a fresh perspective on the city, from paddling Lake Union and warming up on the water to soaring above Seattle by seaplane.
Cruise Lake Union in a Floating Sauna
Warm up in a wood-fired sauna, cool off in the lake, and take in the Seattle skyline from the water.
Soak Your Way Around Lake Union
Captain your own floating hot tub and take in 360-degree views of the lake and Seattle skyline.
See Seattle by Seaplane
Take off from Lake Union for aerial views of the skyline, Elliott Bay, and the surrounding mountains.
Paddle Lake Union by Kayak or Paddleboard
Paddle past houseboats, marinas, and waterfront parks with skyline views along the way.
Two 29 Nights Favorites
Slow down and stay awhile.
Trade the sightseeing checklist for two distinctly Seattle ways to unwind: an old-world hydrotherapy ritual and sunset cocktails above Elliott Bay.
Reset at Banya 5
Move between sauna, steam, cold plunge, and hot tub at this urban wellness retreat near Seattle Center.
Watch the Sunset From The Nest
Raise a glass above Pike Place Market with sweeping views across Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains.
A CAR-FREE WEEKEND IN SEATTLE
See the landmarks. Follow the water. Leave the car behind.
Arrive by public transportation, explore Seattle largely on foot, and let the city shape the weekend. Lower Queen Anne makes it possible to move between landmark attractions, neighborhood restaurants, downtown, and the waterfront without planning your days around traffic or parking.
FRIDAY · ARRIVE & STEP OUT
Settle into Lower Queen Anne, then walk to dinner, drinks, a concert, or a game beneath the Space Needle. Some of Seattle’s best-known attractions are already outside your door—and the weekend has barely begun.
SATURDAY · WALK THE CITY
Start at Seattle Center, then follow the Elliott Bay waterfront toward the Olympic Sculpture Park, Pike Place Market, and downtown. Explore for as long as you like, then walk back through Belltown or ride the Monorail from Westlake.
SUNDAY · TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE
Slow down with coffee, a museum, Lake Union, or one final walk along the water. With no car to retrieve and no parking logistics to manage, you can enjoy more of the city right up until it is time to leave.
GETTING HERE & AROUND
Arrive without a car. Explore without one.
Lower Queen Anne is one of the rare places where you can fly into Seattle, take public transportation to your stay, and spend an entire weekend exploring the city without worrying about traffic, parking, or navigating unfamiliar streets.
Take public transportation into central Seattle, then connect to Lower Queen Anne by Monorail, bus, rideshare, or a short taxi ride. Once you arrive, many of the city’s most recognizable experiences are accessible on foot.
Seattle Center, the Space Needle, Climate Pledge Arena, museums, restaurants, cafés, and neighborhood essentials are all close by.
For a longer city walk, head through Belltown toward Pike Place Market and downtown—or follow the Elliott Bay Trail along the waterfront for the most scenic route.
Lime e-bikes and scooters are widely available throughout Lower Queen Anne and central Seattle, offering an easy way to explore beyond walking distance without bringing a car.
Seattle’s growing network of protected bike lanes, multi-use trails, neighborhood greenways, and dedicated bicycle signals makes it especially convenient to ride between Seattle Center, Belltown, downtown, Lake Union, and the waterfront. From Lower Queen Anne, the Elliott Bay Trail also provides a scenic, largely separated route toward the Olympic Sculpture Park and central waterfront.
Use the Lime app to locate and unlock a nearby ride. Availability varies, and riders should follow local traffic rules and park only in approved locations.
The Seattle Center Monorail connects Lower Queen Anne with Westlake in the heart of downtown. Use it to reach Pike Place Market, shopping, restaurants, and waterfront attractions—or ride downtown first and walk back along Elliott Bay.
Local buses provide additional connections throughout Seattle.
Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare services are commonly used throughout Lower Queen Anne and central Seattle.
Pickup is often available within approximately five to ten minutes, making rideshare especially useful for airport connections, cruise terminals, luggage, late-night trips, or destinations that are less convenient to reach on foot or by transit. Timing may vary during major events, heavy traffic, poor weather, and periods of high demand.
A car is not necessary for most Lower Queen Anne stays, but it can be helpful if you plan to explore beyond central Seattle.
The Arena has one reserved parking stall available to rent for an additional fee in the building’s secure garage. Parking is limited and should be reserved in advance.
Lower Queen Anne is especially convenient for travelers beginning or ending a Seattle cruise. Travel time varies by terminal and traffic, but both of Seattle’s primary cruise areas are easily reached by rideshare or taxi.
Walk there. Wander longer. Ride back when you are ready.
STAY AT THE ARENA
STAY IN LOWER QUEEN ANNE
Meet The Arena—your home base near Seattle Center.
The Arena is a one-bedroom 29 Nights stay in the heart of Lower Queen Anne, placing Climate Pledge Arena, the Space Needle, Seattle Center, museums, restaurants, and the Monorail within an easy walk.
Fly into Seattle, arrive by public transportation, and settle into a comfortable home base designed for exploring the city without a car. When the day is over, return to your own private space just beyond the energy of Seattle Center
ONE BEDROOM · SLEEPS 4 · WALKABLE LOWER QUEEN ANNE · OPTIONAL SECURE PARKING
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ANOTHER SIDE OF SEATTLE
For neighborhood energy, head to Capitol Hill.
Capitol Hill offers a more local, energetic side of Seattle, shaped by independent restaurants, cafés, bars, music venues, nightlife, parks, and creative culture.
Where Lower Queen Anne places you beside Seattle’s landmark attractions, Capitol Hill puts you inside one of the city’s most distinctive neighborhoods. Spend the day following whatever catches your attention, then use nearby light rail to reach downtown, Pike Place Market, Sea-Tac Airport, and other parts of the city without needing a car.
FOOD & NIGHTLIFE · LOCAL CULTURE · WALKABLE STREETS · LIGHT-RAIL ACCESS · CAR-FREE TRIPS
EXPERIENCE CAPITOL HILL
A neighborhood best explored one block at a time.
Capitol Hill rewards wandering. Start with coffee, follow Pike and Pine through shops, restaurants, music venues, and nightlife, then slow the pace in one of the neighborhood’s parks before deciding where the evening takes you.
Eat Your Way Through the Neighborhood
From relaxed cafés and bakeries to destination restaurants, cocktail bars, and late-night favorites, Capitol Hill offers something for nearly every appetite—and much of it is within walking distance.
Follow Pike and Pine
Explore the neighborhood’s most energetic streets, lined with independent shops, restaurants, murals, music venues, bars, and the constantly changing character that defines Capitol Hill.
Find Some Green Space
Walk through Cal Anderson Park or spend a slower afternoon at Volunteer Park, home to open lawns, the conservatory, Seattle Asian Art Museum, and views from the historic water tower.
Make a Night of It
Capitol Hill is one of Seattle’s best neighborhoods for live music, cocktails, dancing, intimate venues, and spontaneous evenings that do not require driving from place to place.
Close to the conference. In the heart of Capitol Hill.
The Seattle Convention Center’s Summit building is approximately a 10-minute walk from The Social, making Capitol Hill an especially convenient home base for conferences, trade shows, workshops, and business trips.
Walk to the convention center, return to your own two-bedroom apartment between sessions, and end the day surrounded by Capitol Hill restaurants, cafés, nightlife, and culture.
A WEEKEND IN CAPITOL HILL
Eat well. Stay out late. Follow the neighborhood.
Capitol Hill is less about checking off landmarks and more about discovering the places that make a neighborhood memorable. Walk to coffee, restaurants, parks, shops, bars, and live music, then use light rail whenever you want to explore farther.
FRIDAY · ARRIVE & FIND YOUR SPOT
Settle in, walk to dinner, and let the evening unfold. Stop for cocktails, catch live music, or simply explore Pike and Pine until something draws you in.
SATURDAY · FOLLOW THE ENERGY
Start with coffee or brunch, spend the afternoon exploring local shops, murals, parks, and neighborhood favorites, then head out again for dinner, drinks, or a late-night show.
SUNDAY · SLOW IT DOWN
Take a morning walk through Volunteer Park or Cal Anderson Park, enjoy one last brunch or coffee stop, and use nearby light rail when it is time to head downtown or back toward Sea-Tac.
GETTING HERE & AROUND
Connected to the city. Grounded in the neighborhood.
Capitol Hill makes it easy to experience Seattle without organizing your trip around a car. Arrive from Sea-Tac by light rail, explore the neighborhood on foot, and use nearby transit whenever you want to venture downtown or farther across the city.
Link light rail connects Sea-Tac Airport directly with Capitol Hill Station, making it possible to reach the neighborhood without renting a car or navigating downtown traffic.
From the station, continue to The Social on foot or by a short rideshare, depending on your luggage and preference.
Restaurants, cafés, bars, shops, nightlife, Cal Anderson Park, and the Pike/Pine corridor are all part of the surrounding neighborhood.
Capitol Hill is best experienced slowly—one block, meal, coffee shop, or unexpected stop at a time.
Lime e-bikes and scooters are widely available throughout Capitol Hill and central Seattle, making them one of the easiest ways to cover more ground without bringing a car.
Seattle has become increasingly bike-friendly, with a growing network of protected bike lanes, neighborhood greenways, multi-use trails, and intersections with dedicated bicycle signals. That infrastructure makes it easy to connect Capitol Hill with downtown, the waterfront, Seattle Center, light rail stations, and other nearby neighborhoods.
Use the Lime app to locate and unlock a nearby ride, then explore at your own pace. Availability varies, and riders should follow local traffic rules and park only in an approved location.
Capitol Hill Station provides quick connections to downtown, Westlake, the University District, Columbia City, and Sea-Tac Airport.
Ride to Westlake for Pike Place Market and the waterfront, or use local buses to reach neighborhoods throughout the city.
Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare services are commonly used throughout Seattle and are especially convenient for luggage, late-night trips, or destinations that are less practical to reach on foot.
Pickup is often available within approximately five to ten minutes, although timing can vary with traffic, weather, events, and demand.
A car is not necessary for most Capitol Hill stays, but it can be helpful if you plan to explore beyond central Seattle.
The Social has one reserved parking stall available to rent for an additional fee in the building’s secure garage. Parking is limited and should be reserved in advance.
STAY IN CAPITOL HILL
Meet The Social—your home base in one of Seattle’s most vibrant neighborhoods.
The Social is a two-bedroom 29 Nights stay surrounded by Capitol Hill’s restaurants, cafés, nightlife, parks, music venues, and creative energy.
Explore the neighborhood on foot, use nearby light rail to reach downtown and Sea-Tac, or grab a Lime bike or scooter and experience more of Seattle without organizing your trip around a car. When the day winds down, return to a private, comfortable space in the middle of it all.
CAPITOL HILL · TWO BEDROOMS · SLEEPS 5 · WALKABLE NEIGHBORHOOD · LIGHT-RAIL ACCESS
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CHOOSE YOUR SEATTLE STAY
Two neighborhoods. Two distinct ways to experience Seattle.
Lower Queen Anne and Capitol Hill both make strong home bases for exploring farther. Use light rail, buses, rideshare, or a Lime bike to discover more of the neighborhoods that give Seattle its character.
THE ARENA
Lower Queen Anne
For Seattle’s landmark attractions, Climate Pledge Arena, the waterfront, walkable sightseeing, and a car-free first visit.
THE SOCIAL
Capitol Hill
For restaurants, nightlife, neighborhood culture, parks, and direct light-rail access.
READY TO EXPERIENCE SEATTLE?
Choose the Seattle that fits your trip.
Stay beside Seattle Center and the city’s landmark attractions at The Arena—or settle into Capitol Hill for restaurants, nightlife, and neighborhood energy at The Social.
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