Least homeless place to stay in Seattle?

[gtouch]

"Least homeless place to stay".......Idaho.

[Incognito1]

Take the ferry over to Bremerton (or Bainbridge Island if you want to spend more).  Less than $10pp and you only pay one way.  Bremerton homeless are mostly across the bridge well into EAST Bremerton.  The ferry area is next door to a military base and safe.  It's an hour crossing (less if you take the foot ferry) and both Hampton Inn and Fairfield Inn are within a couple hundred yards of the ferry terminal.  It's a far cheaper rate and you also miss out on Seattle taxes.  A couple of decent, less expensive restaurants, too, and an interesting free Navy museum.  Then catch a $20 cab ride to the cruise terminal.

 

After having a bag of poop tossed at me for not giving cash, we don't stay in Seattle if we can avoid it.  Plus, the stench of weed and old urine is disgusting.

Edited October 5, 2023 by Incognito1

[Suzanne123]

I am older, widowed, and travel solo a lot.  I have found that for Seattle, I stay at the Sheraton or Hilton and book tours.  I feel a lot safer traveling with a group.  I was scared to death on my last trip with a homeless or whatever screaming in my ear for two blocks even following me across the street.  Viator has quite a few tours that have hotel pickup or use a quick Uber ride to pickup point.

These are tour companies I have used a couple times and would recommend.

https://www.shuttertours.com

https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g60878-d11451466-Mt_Rainier_Day_Tour_from_Seattle-Seattle_Washington.html

If I have only a day pre-cruise, I stay at Cedarbrook Lodge near the airport. Really nice accommodations, peaceful, and great food.

https://www.cedarbrooklodge.com