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SEATTLE IS READY FOR YOU.

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Legend

Below are Seattle's top 10 largest hotels. These properties augment an outstanding collection and brand mix of global, local and independent hotels.

1. Hyatt Regency Seattle 2. Sheraton Grand Seattle 3. The Westin Seattle 4. Renaissance Seattle Hotel 5. Grand Hyatt Seattle

Guest Rooms

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424

8. Crowne Plaza Hotel - Seattle

418

9. Seattle Marriott Waterfront

354

10. Hyatt at Olive 8

346

CENTURYLINK EVENT CENTER

Royal Brougham Way

T-MOBILE PARK

DR. JOSE RIZAL PARK

4th Ave.

Edgar Martinez Way

Walkable Seattle

Exceptional restaurants, drinks and shopping are within easy walking distance to the convention centers and hotels.

Starting at the world-famous Pike Place Market near the waterfront, Seattle's central retail, dining and cultural hub is focused around Pike and Pine Streets which continue through downtown, past the convention centers and up to the eclectic Melrose Market in Capitol Hill. With more than 1,000 bars, restaurants and a number of urban wineries, there are culinary experiences galore in the city.

The best part is that everything is within steps of the convention centers.

Space Needle + Chihuly Garden and Glass

Starbucks Reserve Roastery

Westward

Photo: Nick Hall Photography

Photo: Nick Hall Photography

Photo: Courtesy Starbucks Roastery

Photo: Charity Burggraaf

Projects Shaping Seattle's Future

In summer 2018, the Washington State Convention Center broke ground on its additional facility, Summit, just one and a half blocks away from the current Arch building, creating a truly walkable convention center campus that meets the evolving needs of meeting planners.

Arch building:

? A world-class, newly LEED Silver-certified venue ? 236,700 sq. ft. of exhibition space ? 71 meeting rooms totaling 93,692 sq. ft. of

flexible meeting space ? 44,628 sq. ft. of total ballroom space

Photo: LMN Architects

Summit building:

? Opening spring of 2022

? Just a block and a half northeast from Arch, the Summit building will enable Seattle to book simultaneous meetings at each convention center or use both for very large groups.

? Targeting LEED Gold certification

? 248,450 sq. ft. of expo space including 99,250 sq. ft. of flex space two floors above

? 63 meeting rooms totaling 102,040 sq. ft.

? 58,000 sq. ft. ballroom

Photo: courtesy of Sheraton Grand Seattle

New, Additional Hotel Supply

Downtown Seattle hotel inventory increased 20% in 2018, with another 5% increase expected in 2019. Seattle's wide-ranging brand options mean you can find the perfect match for your group's specific needs. From hotels closest to the convention center buildings, to luxury offerings, to cost-effective hotels, the variety of accommodations here makes it easy to find a facility that can satisfy every meeting attendee, and all within easy walking distance of restaurants, shops, and attractions.

By the numbers: ? 11 new hotels

? 2,934 new hotel guest rooms

? 14,160 total hotel guest rooms

Pike Place MarketFront Expansion

The iconic Pike Place MarketFront expansion recently opened to much fanfare. Overlooking Puget Sound, the new space includes additional day stalls, an outdoor plaza, restaurants, a brewery and space for private events.

New Seattle Waterfront

Part of a long-term vision for Seattle, this project will transform the waterfront with expansive parks, overlooks, bike paths and promenades. It will create a seamless pedestrian experience from downtown and Pike Place Market for visitors to more easily enjoy all of the attractions there.

Photo: WSDOT

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

By The Numbers

Sea-Tac Airport is a Hub for:

Destinations Served

Non-Stop Domestic Destinations

*as of 12/18

Non-Stop International

Destinations

Airlines Serve Our City

Minutes via Car Minutes via Light Rail

travel time between downtown Seattle and Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) is the fastest-growing large airport in the U.S. (three years in a row), and serves more travelers than ever before. To keep up with demand, projects totaling $1.9B are already underway to expand terminals and arrivals facilities.

Access to Sea-Tac has never been easier, as Light Rail connects the airport to downtown in just 30 minutes. And, to plan for continued growth, $54B is committed to an expanded regional light rail and rapid bus system, spanning more than 60 miles north-south and 30 miles east-west.

Photo: Don Wilson, Port Photographer

701 Pike Street, Suite 800 | Seattle, WA 98101 | 206.461.5800 | meetings

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