Enjoy Seattle’s iconic destinations such as the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and Capitol Hill without a worry on how to get there.
Directions & Transportation
It may be hilly — those peaks just make for stunning views — but Seattle is a very walkable city. And with light rail, monorail, frequent city buses, car share and complimentary bikes, you’ll find yourself with plenty of easy ways to get around the Emerald City. The Link light rail connects directly from SEATAC airport, takes around 45 minutes and costs only $3.25 for adults. For those driving into town, we offer parking for $50 a night with unlimited in-out privileges.
Directions from SEATAC — Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
By car, 20 minutes
- Head southeast on Airport Expressway toward Departures Drive.
- Keep left.
- Slight left onto Airport Expressway.
- Keep right at the fork, follow signs for WA-518 E/I-5/I-405/Seattle/Tacoma and merge onto WA-518 E.
- Use the left lane to merge onto I-5 N toward Seattle.
- Continue on I-5 N for 11.2 miles.
- Use the left lane to take exit 165 toward Seneca Street.
- Turn right onto 6th Avenue.
- Turn right onto Pike Street.
- Turn left onto 8th Avenue.
- Turn left onto Stewart Street.
- Hotel Max will be on your right, 1.5 blocks down.
By light rail, 45 minutes
- Follow signs for “Link Light Rail.” Take the skybridge to the fourth floor of the airport parking garage and take the escalator to the light rail departure. Purchase a northbound ticket to depart at Westlake.
- Board a northbound train toward University of Washington. You will ride for around 42 minutes. Exit the train at Westlake Station. Exit toward 5th or 6th avenues and make your way up and out to street level.
- Head northeast on Pine Street toward 6th Avenue.
- Turn left on 6th Avenue.
- Turn right onto Stewart Street.