Killer downtown location.

Shopping, restaurants and Pike Place Market(!) are all within walking distance of this emblematic downtown building.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Restored 1901 gem in the historic West Edge ‘hood, strollable to local biggies like the waterfront, Pioneer Square and Pike Place Market.

Royally great location in Queen Anne, near tons of eateries and nightspots.

Free WiFi satisfies both biz travelers and social media addicts.

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

Peak location right next to Pike Place Market.

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

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

Tasty breakfast that just so happens to also be free.

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

Whatever time you stumble in, the 24-hour front desk serves up service with a smile.

Just steps from Pike’s Place, the Needle and the less-famous (yet awesome) Gehry-designed EMP Museum.

An easy 4-min jaunt from streetcar stops, 5 from the lake and a mile from the Space Needle. But first, free breakfast(!).

Relax, early riser. Breakfast’s included.

Super spacious place to sleep, eat, lounge and spend a night in.

An upscale boutique-y feel, designed by famous local architects to stand out in the middle of the city.