Park and Cruise Seattle

[tapdancemom]

Hubby and I are sailing on the Westerdam on the June 27th. Anyone know of stay, park and cruise hotels in Seattle. Thanks.

[mapleleaves]

Downtown hotels charge guests $25-$35 a day for parking, so if there's a park and fly option, you'll be paying for it someway.

 

There are options around SeaTac but the you need to get yourselves to the pier. Google 'SeaTac park and fly' and you'll find sites like this:

http://www.seattlesouthside.com/hotels/in/seatac/with/33-park-and-fly?li=9

 

If you stay at a hotel that partners with Seattle Express the shuttle to/from the pier is $12pp.

Edited June 19, 2015 by mapleleaves

[urbanhawk]

Quality Inn and Suites (qualityinnseattle.com) is about two miles from both of Seattle's cruise port terminals. This hotel's park-and-cruise package includes one night's accommodations for two, a complimentary breakfast, shuttle service to and from the cruise terminal and parking for up to 14 days-don't know about their rates, but as mapleleaves has mentioned, you'll be paying it someway! Good luck!

[chewap]

Hubby and I are sailing on the Westerdam on the June 27th. Anyone know of stay, park and cruise hotels in Seattle. Thanks.

 

You will not find any hotels this week through Sunday. US Open is in Tacoma with 60,000 people from out of town that have rented all hotels from Everett to Olympia.

[tapdancemom]

Thanks for the info. I think we will park down at the pier.

[mapleleaves]

Thanks for the info. I think we will park down at the pier.

 

In addition to the Port's parking lot at pier 91, there's Smith Cove Parking which is a little cheaper (by about $4 a day).

 

https://www.seattlecruiseparking.com/

[sh2738]

Thanks for the info. I think we will park down at the pier.

 

 

I will be leaving Seattle in two weeks and we are planning on taking an Uber to the pier. A lot cheaper depending on where you are staying. For us it will only be 14 each way. Much cheaper than 26/day parking.