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General Information

Check-in time is 3 pm
Check-out time is noon
Valet parking is $46 USD (plus tax) per night
No charge for children 17 and under, sharing a room with parents
Minimum check-in age is 18
Guaranteed reservations must be cancelled before 6 pm
Transportation and shuttle information from the aiport
Pets under 60 lbs are allowed at no charge

Sheraton Seattle Hotel - One Bay Parlor Suite

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Sheraton Seattle Hotel - One Bay Parlor Suite

Sheraton Seattle Hotel

is a contemporary urban retreat in the heart of downtown Seattle, Washington. Transformed by the expansion of the 25-story Union Street Tower, our downtown Seattle hotel is a high style, high-speed hotel and meeting destination for business travelers, groups, and vacationers. Discover a vibrant destination with innovative hospitality and warm Seattle personality that inspires you to work, play, relax, and connect in the Emerald City.

Seattle, Washington Hotel

Experience breathtaking views of the Seattle skyline from Sheraton Seattle Hotel. Sleep peacefully in a Sheraton Sweet Sleeper (TM) Bed, stay connected with Wi-Fi access, and work-out in the state-of-the-art Core Fitness Center. Decorated with original art, our downtown Seattle lodging is a sanctuary for work and play. Eat, meet, and relax in our casual Seattle restaurants, cafes, and lounges. Enjoy classic American cuisine and microbrews at the Daily Grill Restaurant & Bar.

Attractions Near Our Downtown Seattle Hotel

Located in Seattle's thriving downtown corridor, Sheraton Seattle Hotel is steps away from exciting nightlife, restaurants, shopping, and entertainment. Walk to all of the top things to do in Seattle, such as Pike Place Market, the Seattle Waterfront, Seattle Center, Space Needle, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Aquarium, Washington State Convention & Trade Center, and the Washington State Ferries.