Whether you've been planning a trip to Seattle for a while or are itching to glam it up in our state's vibrant Emerald City this season, there's no wrong time to have a luxurious downtown staycation! Of course, Seattle has no shortage of fantastic places to stay. But if you stay at the Grand Hyatt or the nearby Hyatt Regency Seattle, you can enjoy a celebrity-level experience at a reasonable cost no matter what time of year. These two sky-high accommodations are some of the best hotels in Washington, and you're going to want to check them out for yourself! Read on for ways to enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
You'll find the Grand Hyatt Seattle standing tall at 721 Pine Street.
It's easy to spot due to its massive height and shimmering lights.
While it's true that Hyatt is a chain, they are each individually owned, and this property belongs to a man who has spent a lifetime collecting art. And to be sure, every corner of the Grand Hyatt is art!
The lobby is full of gorgeous art, and so are the rooms and suites -- and everything is commissioned from local Pacific Northwest artists. Once you step inside, you'll feel like you're in a charming boutique hotel.
Gather a small group of friends together or bring the family and splurge on a suite. It's worth it!
The magnificent Onyx Suite offers a dining area with a wet bar and kitchenette, a parlor area with a pull-out sofa, and a large bedroom with a king-sized bed. You'll also find loads of other suites available to choose from.
Get some takeout from Ruth's Chris Steakhouse (which is onsite) or your favorite local eatery and enjoy it with this amazing view.
Private parties and staycations are worth the hype! But with these amazing suites, it's easy to make the most of it.
Once the party's over, relax and unwind with a soothing bath in your suite's enormous tub.
The suites are bright and spacious!
And the views are outstanding.
Room service is available 24/7 at the Grand Hyatt Seattle. We're not kidding when we say you'll feel like royalty here. And what better place to drink a mimosa than in front of this view?!
You'll find a similar experience at the Hyatt Regency Seattle, which is located a block away from the other property at 808 Howell Street.
The hotel, which happens to be the largest in the Pacific Northwest, is operated by the same friendly team as the Grand Hyatt.
Here, we recommend scoring the Summit Suite, a 1,275-square-foot one-bedroom abode with views from every corner.
What better way to celebrate a special occasion than with a small private party in a lavish suite?
The views from every room at the Hyatt Regency Seattle are spectacular, but the suites offer top-floor views no other place in the hotel can compete with.
Although the lobby and lounging areas are pretty spectacular too!
Every square inch of these two Hyatts just show why they are some of the best hotels in Washington.
But... the rooftop club lounge is THE place to be.
When hunger strikes, call the onsite restaurant, Andare Kitchen & Bar, for some scrumptious room service or head on down to dine in style.
Andare Kitchen & Bar is known for wood-fired pizza, homemade pasta, hearty salads, and mouthwatering steaks.
They also offer a killer wine list, an array of local beers, and cocktails.
Should you decide to venture out of your luxury guest suite, you'll be within walking distance of Pacific Place shops and numerous attractions, including Pike Place Market.
Pike Place is certainly worth a visit, but you'll also be just a short distance from the Seattle Aquarium, Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, and much more! These two luxury hotels in Washington have all the makings of an epic staycation.
Ready for an elevated Seattle, Washington staycation experience? These beautiful hotels are worth the splurge and are ready to welcome you to the city. Book at the Grand Hyatt or the Hyatt Regency in downtown Seattle and soak up the pampering!
Need more ideas for exploring Washington's Emerald City? Check out these easy day trips around Seattle.
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