AREA · SEATTLE, WA
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, and some of the city's most recognizable views come together within one walkable district. From here, Pike Place Market, the waterfront, and downtown are reachable on foot or by Monorail.
CHARACTER
Landmarks outside your door
First-time visits, car-free weekends, concerts, games, cruise stays, and landmark sightseeing all work here. Arrive by public transportation from Sea-Tac, settle in, and spend an entire weekend exploring without traffic, parking, or a rental car.
SIGNATURE EXPERIENCES
The classic Seattle experience
Experience Seattle Center
Walk among the Space Needle, International Fountain, public art, and cultural venues at the heart of the neighborhood.
Catch a game, concert, or show
Climate Pledge Arena brings Kraken hockey, Storm basketball, major concerts, and special events practically to your doorstep.
Follow the waterfront
Olympic Sculpture Park, Pike Place Market, the Great Wheel, and Elliott Bay Trail connect landmark sightseeing on foot.
LOCAL FAVORITES · WHERE WE'D SEND YOU
A few places we love nearby
SEASONS
A different city
in every season
Spring
Cherry blossoms, museum afternoons, and crisp walks along Elliott Bay.
Summer
Long festival days, waterfront walks, and golden evenings above the bay.
A CAR-FREE WEEKEND IN SEATTLE
See the landmarks. Follow the water.
Friday
Arrive by public transportation and settle in
Walk to dinner, drinks, or a show near Seattle Center
Landmarks already outside your door
Saturday
Start at Seattle Center, then follow Elliott Bay
Olympic Sculpture Park, Pike Place Market, downtown
Walk back through Belltown or ride the Monorail
Sunday
Slow coffee, a museum, or Lake Union
One final waterfront walk before you leave
No car to retrieve, no parking logistics
STAY IN SEATTLE
Two neighborhoods, two ways to experience the city
CAPITOL HILL · SEATTLE
The Social
A bright Capitol Hill apartment for neighborhood energy — independent restaurants, music venues, parks, and light-rail access across the city.
GETTING HERE & AROUND
Arrive without a car. Explore without one.
Arriving from Sea-Tac
Take public transportation into central Seattle, then connect to Lower Queen Anne by Monorail, bus, rideshare, or taxi.
Exploring on foot
Seattle Center, museums, restaurants, and neighborhood essentials are all close by.
Lime bikes & scooters
E-bikes and scooters across Lower Queen Anne and central Seattle for trips beyond walking distance.
Monorail & transit
The Seattle Center Monorail connects Lower Queen Anne with Westlake in the heart of downtown.
Rideshare services
Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare services are commonly available within about five to ten minutes.
Optional parking
A car is not required, but The Arena has a reserved garage stall available to rent in advance.
READY?
Make Seattle yours
for a few nights
Check live availability for The Arena and book directly with the team caring for your stay.
