| homey 1- and 2-bedroom apartments with wood floors sleep up to 6 guests, and feature free wi-fi and flat-screen tvs. check-in time: 3:00 pmcheck-out time: 11:00 am. some offer bay views. all have balconies, kitchens, dining spaces, and living areas with pull-out couches. there's an indoor heated pool, a hot tub and a sauna. overlooking elliott bay, this warm, laid-back apartment hotel in downtown seattle is a 7-minute walk from the seattle aquarium and 3 miles from i-5. a furnished terrace has bbq grills. other amenities include 2 gyms (24/7), a basketball court and billiards
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport 18 min
The Gum Wall (5 min)
Iconic brick wall covered with chewed-up gum in an alley under Pike Place Market. Pike Place Market Foundation (6 min)
Landmark daily market with covered stalls & shops where food producers sell their wares. Museum of Pop Culture (8 min)
Inspired by Jimi Hendrix, the museum includes items from icons ranging from Bo Diddley to Bob Dylan. Pacific Science Center (7 min)
Rotating science exhibits plus laser light shows, a tropical butterfly house & IMAX movie theaters. Seattle Center (6 min)
Huge community events complex with museums, theaters, gardens, sports stadium, restaurants & shops. Seattle Art Museum (3 min)
This roomy space hosts special exhibits & a permanent collection of both current & classic artworks. Space Needle (7 min)
Iconic, 605-ft.-tall spire at the Seattle Center, with an observation deck & a rotating restaurant. Seattle Aquarium (5 min)
Aquarium shop with books, stuffed animals & toys for visitors to underwater exhibits. The Seattle Great Wheel (2 min)
Giant Ferris wheel offering climate-controlled gondolas & a bird's-eye view of the city's landmarks. Lake Union (10 min)
Picturesque freshwater lake providing a popular boating spot & an annual wooden boat festival. Kerry Park (11 min)
Panoramic views of Downtown & the Space Needle draw visitors to this small neighborhood park. Smith Tower (8 min)
Iconic 1914 office tower featuring a speakeasy-style cocktail bar & a 35th-floor observatory. Gas Works Park (15 min)
Former site of an oil plant is now a 20-acre park with picnic facilities & dramatic city views. Olympic Sculpture Park (5 min)
An offshoot of the Seattle Art Museum, this park features numerous sculptures spread over 9 acres. Chihuly Garden and Glass (7 min)
Art museum & sculpture garden showcasing Dale Chihuly's large, colorful glass works. | 
