SEATAC Accomodations
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SEATAC Accomodations
Need a reasonablely priced accomodation for an early morning flight which provides airport shuttle service.
Also - ate at 13 Coins some years ago - still good?
Thanks.
Also - ate at 13 Coins some years ago - still good?
Thanks.
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Be aware that for most people, the area around SeaTac is one of the least pleasant to get a motel room in -- security at lower-quality motels is iffy, so don't skimp. Best approach is to use hotwire, priceline, AAA, or whomever to get discount on 4-star place. They do all have shuttles, but some are further from the airport than you'd think - websites can be misleading, so use a booking service with a good map of locations or just go for Hilton, Marriott, or perhaps the Doubletree nearest the airport.
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Use Priceline for sure. I've not landed a place that was uncomfortably far from the airport (for walking, even) while using Priceline in that zone.
There are a handful of free-rebid zones to use in your efforts to secure a room on Priceline in the SeaTac zone.
There are a handful of free-rebid zones to use in your efforts to secure a room on Priceline in the SeaTac zone.
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I think I'm wrong about there being any 4* places out there, but I've stayed at 2 supposedly 3* places and they were dismal compared to the 3 1/2* places I've been to since. Don't get me started on star-rating systems....
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