Killer downtown location.

A downtown fixture since 1927, with all the charm you'd expect.

Central location is — ahem — paramount, close to the convention center, Pike Place Market and the Starbucks Reserve Roastery.

Full American breakfast is worth springing for if it’s a full American breakfast kinda day. (PS: Save room for Wally’s Chowder House later on.)

Whimsically elegant, with playful wallpaper and tiling and an impressively eclectic lobby.

Locally-sourced fare with down-home Southern flair at the onsite. Order their butter biscuits & thank us later.

Location's great. Pike Place Market & the Seattle Art Museum are both less than a 5-min stroll away.

Perfectly situated for exploring Pike Place Market, visiting the iconic Space Needle, or catching a game at Lumen Field or T-Mobile Park.

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Here, they say it’s free (‘cause it is).

This historic landmark has been thoughtfully updated with must-have modern comforts while preserving its original charm.

Rooms exude throwback elegance and defo don't slack on nice-to-haves like mini-fridges, microwaves & dining space.

Built in the 1920s, it offers the charm some newer buildings lack.

Relax, early riser. Breakfast’s included.

Bring your furry friends along for the ride. This place is pet friendly.

Convenient address lands ya near SeaTac airport, public transportation and tons of shopping & dining options at Westfield Southcenter mall.

Ensuite décor is an on-point comfy-chic & contemporary mashup with seriously plush deets (like those goosedown pillows).

Bring your furry friends along for the ride. This place is pet-friendly.

Peak location right next to Pike Place Market.

Grand, ornate lobby leads way to tasteful guestrooms full of Old World elegance.

Steps from the stadiums, waterfront, Pike’s and downtown, not to mention the surrounding colorfully-historic ’hood.

Pristine hotel in gorgeous Pacific Northwest. Oh, there's also a big casino onsite!

Tasty breakfast that just so happens to also be free.

The name is no lie — panoramic views of Puget Sound, with floor-to-ceiling windows at the Six Seven Restaurant.