| theres a casual eatery with a bar, and a convenience store. parking is available for a fee. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 12:00 pm. on a tree-lined street 2 miles from i-5, this laid-back hotel is a 3-minute walk from the imagine children's museum and 7 miles from the future of flight aviation center. relaxed, art-filled rooms feature free wi-fi and flat-screen tvs, as well as minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers. other amenities include an indoor pool, a hot tub and a 24-hour gym. suites add separate living rooms with sofabeds
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 44 min
Legion Memorial Park (8 min)
4-acre park on a bluff with trails, a lookout & picnic tables, plus tennis courts & a playground. Boeing Future of Flightu200b (13 min)
Exhibits covering the history & future of aviation plus tours of the commercial jet assembly plant. Jetty Island (9 min)
Kitesurfing and park Meadowdale Beach Park (22 min)
Open from early until dusk, this park has forest trails, picnic tables & shelters & beach access. Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum (16 min)
Set in a restored hangar, this museum showcases aircraft used between 1935 & 1945. Lord Hill Park (22 min)
1,463-acre nature preserve with an evergreen forest & a trail for hiking, biking & horseback riding. Imagine Children's Museum (2 min)
Hands-on exhibits for kids 12 & under, plus a water-play area & rooftop playground. Japanese Gulch (20 min)
Cycling and park Evergreen Arboretum & Gardens (8 min)
This 3.5-acre arboretum features 10 themed gardens, walking paths, sculptures & more. Hibulb Cultural Center & Natural History Preserve (14 min) Howarth Park (9 min)
Secluded 28-acre beach park with an off-leash area for dogs, restrooms & a playground. Lighthouse Park (16 min)
14-acre waterside park containing the historic Mukilteo Light Station & 6 fire pits along the beach. Mukilteo Lighthouse (16 min) High Trek Adventures Seattle Zipline & Birthday Party, Venue Rental, Field Trips (17 min) Spencer Island Park (17 min)
A historic bridge brings birdwatchers to this marshy 400-acre island in the Snohomish River estuary. | 
