SEATAC to Marriott Waterfront

[gloriashelton]

Does anyone know the best way to get from the airport to the Marriott, which is right across from the terminal for NCL? Is it better to take a taxi or the shuttle? Thanks for your input.

[Gardyloo]

They have a shuttle? Or do you mean Supershuttle or some other "limo" service?

 

Cab will be around $30 for 2-3 pax, probably competitive with any paid shuttle on a per person basis.

[mimi01]

to the Marriott. We had to go up an escalator and cross to the parking garage to find transportation. You will find limo's, taxis and shuttles there. Once reaching the shuttle area you go inside their office to purchase a shuttle ticket. I was to tired to stand in line so I took a taxi. About $35.00 with a tip. Marriott was great, perfect location and a very helpful concierge.

 

Mimi

[momthecruisedirector]

Taking a cab or limo from the airport is the easiest way to go, they will hold Shuttle Express until they have a full load. Like the previous poster said, you will claim your luggage then go up to the fourth floor, through the covered overpass, to get a cab or limo. Cab prices are based on the meter, limo prices are negotiable. You'll love the Marriott - the location is wonderful. If you have time take the outside elevator up to Western and walk south about 3 blocks to visit the Pike Place Market. You can walk down the market stairs (west) and check out the waterfront and then a few blocks north back to your hotel.

 

Enjoy your stay.

[gloriashelton]

Thank you all for your help. It's always good to get someone's perspective on the best way to do something.

[hopelea]

We are using Metropolitan Town car service. Family of four to downtown Seattle Grand Hyatt, $40. They told me to get our luggage, call them and they would be there within 3 - 5 minutes.

[gloriashelton]

That's a great option! Thanks.

[the cruise is on]

We have also made arrangements for Metropolitan Town Car to pick us up. They told me the same thing. Call when we are getting our luggage they will be there in about 5 minutes.

[tripster]

What's their site?

[hopelea]

seattle town cars dot com

 

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