Hokiegalcruiser Posted March 26, 2017 #1 Share Posted March 26, 2017 Arriving by Amtrack at 11pm from Seattle on a Tueasday. Cruise leaves Wednesday. Need a safe, clean, reasonable place to stay. Suggestions? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shadowmeboy Posted March 26, 2017 #2 Share Posted March 26, 2017 Arriving by Amtrack at 11pm from Seattle on a Tueasday. Cruise leaves Wednesday. Need a safe, clean, reasonable place to stay. Suggestions? You can get on sky train across from the train station and go downtown. So don't limit yourself to right next to the train station. Btw: it's Amtrak, no c. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hokiegalcruiser Posted March 26, 2017 Author #3 Share Posted March 26, 2017 OP here. Willing to take a cab/uber to hotel, just need cheap, clean, and safe area. Suggestions? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare martincath Posted March 26, 2017 #4 Share Posted March 26, 2017 No Uber - all cabs charge same price, always metered except inbound from airport so hop in whichever is around at the station on arrival. I never recommend SkyTrain to or from Amtrak, as there is no legal way to transport large suitcases on this line (bags can only go at your feet on on your lap, so bigger than a backpack is basically always going to break the law). While the odds are very low the rules will be enforced since trains are automated, if they are it's a $150 fine compared to less than $10 saving vs. taking a cab - and if you make a fuss our transit cops are, shall we say, rather heavy-handed in their response. As to which hotel to go to - if you aren't hung up on labels, the best bargain in the region is the YWCA hotel downtown. Clean, well-located especially relative to Amtrak (one of the closest hotels, less than a mile, <$10 by cab), and possibly the safest hotel in the city - some rooms are used for immediate temp housing of battered spouses/kids so security minions are actually competent rather than any old minimum-wager willing to stay awake. NB: it's a full-service hotel, not a hostel, with 'regular' en-suite 2-person rooms as well as larger family rooms and even cheaper shared-bathroom options. Since I see you were also asking about Marriott hotels for post-cruise, Dennis' answers over there work fine for your pre-cruise night too - should be no more than $12-15 cab ride from Amtrak to any of these. As well as the two he mentioned, there's also the Delta Suites which is now run by Marriott, only about 3 blocks walk from the pier. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xlxo Posted March 27, 2017 #5 Share Posted March 27, 2017 From another post.... I think you are looking for a room on July 18th. Looking at Booking.com in USD for double occupancy with availability.... $139 Days Inn » 3 blocks from cruise terminal. Check online reviews for potential issues $187 Empire Landmark $194 Blue Horizon » a forum fav for value travelers. Great neighborhood restaurants and amenities $216 Rosedale » Suites! $221 Holiday Inn $236 Sutton Place $253 Metropolitan » 5 blocks from cruise terminal $269 Pinnacle Harbour front » 5 blocks from cruise terminal $295 Auberge » 3 blocks from cruise terminal $298 Carmana $298 Hampton Downtown » closest recommended to the Amtrak, a fav for Hilton Point collectors $336 Georgian Court $355 L'Hermitage $366 Sheraton Wall Centre $373 Westin Grand $380 Delta » 5 blocks from cruise terminal and your second Marriot hotel $382 Fairmont Vancouver $425 Westin Bayshore $433 Hyatt Regency $440 Marriot Pinnacle Downtown » your 4th Marriot property $444 Pan Pacific » you sleep above the cruise terminal Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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