LoisL

I'm booking my first trip to Seattle in May of 2017, before heading up to Alaska. Unfortunately I will only be able to spend 2-3 days there.

LoisL

I somehow sent my question before I finished! I'm looking for the most convenient location for a hotel, to be able to take in as much as possible. I would like it to have access to an on/off bus tour. I have mobility issues, so transportation or very limited walks would be necessary. Any recommendations are appreciated!

garyt22

Emerald City trolley offers the tour that you are looking for... there are at least 3 major hotel stops with several more a short walk from the stops...

The loop covers most of the Seattle çenter attractions and you can add a Ballard locks loop to the trolley ticket...

Add a Seattle CityPass for a discount on major attractions and you will have a couple of busy days... have fun!

happytrailstoyou

Book a room I'm the vicinity of Fifth and Pine, which is the heart of Seattle's retail, restaurant, and entertainment core. There are many options in the vicinity.

HTtY

suze

You would want to book a hotel in the heart of downtown Seattle then.

I especially recommend either The Mayflower Park or The Warwick.

suze

I was just out taking a walk at lunch-time (between Pioneer Square and the Pike Place Market) and two other nice hotels a little more south within downtown are: The Alexis and Hotel 1000.

Gardyloo

People on the "West Coast Departures" board at Cruise Critic analyze these questions like it's the Talmud. http://boards.cruisecritic.com/forumdisplay.php?f=413