Seattle Hotels 2026: 49 Real Stays From £56

Our top Seattle hotel pick for 2026 is Fairmont Olympic Hotel for the grandest Downtown address in the city, at around £500 a night in peak July — but the real story for 2026 is at the other end of the price list, where a real, bookable Seattle-area room starts at £56 a night at Inn at Lake Washington By OYO in Renton. With UK budgets squeezed, we've rebuilt this guide around all three price bands: 10 Downtown luxury hotels, 10 mid-range picks, and 29 budget properties across the SeaTac airport belt, Bellevue and Renton — 49 real, distinct, currently bookable properties in all, each linking straight to its live prices.

Seattle is a Pacific Northwest city of water and hills, where Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, the ferries to Bainbridge and the cruise terminals for Alaska all sit within a compact, transit-friendly core — the official Seattle tourism board is a useful first stop for planning around events and seasonal openings — but the hotel map spreads much further, and that's where the budget savings are. Downtown rooms buy you the postcode; the SeaTac airport belt, Bellevue and Renton buy you the same trip for a fraction of the price plus a Link light-rail ride.

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Scout's 3 best budget picks right now: 🏞 Inn at Lake Washington By OYO — from ~£56, lakeside in Renton, the cheapest verified room in this guide. ✈️ Rodeway Inn Seattle Airport — from ~£57, the SeaTac belt's cheapest chain motel. 🛏 Motel 6-Seattle, WA - South — from ~£84, a reliable no-frills SeaTac budget default. From-prices are live midweek July rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for today's price on your dates.

Seattle's hotel map splits into four practical zones: Downtown Seattle (Pike Place, the waterfront, the retail core — where the luxury and mid-range icons sit, plus a few Downtown-adjacent budget picks), the SeaTac airport belt (14 miles south, where the bulk of the true budget tier lives), Bellevue (the tech suburb across Lake Washington, mid-price and quieter), and Renton (southeast on Lake Washington, home to this guide's single cheapest room). Remember that Seattle's combined hotel tax runs to roughly 15.6%, and Downtown parking adds $40–55 a night on top of the room rate — both change the real cost more than the headline price suggests. Compare live Seattle hotel prices or search UK flights to Seattle (SEA) — British Airways and Delta fly LHR–SEA direct in around 9h45m.

The Scout's Take: Downtown, SeaTac, Bellevue or Renton?

Downtown Seattle is the postcard version of the city — Pike Place Market's fishmongers and the original Starbucks, the ferry terminals, the retail core between Fourth and Sixth Avenue, and the monorail up to the Space Needle. It's where every luxury and mid-range hotel in this guide sits, and it's genuinely walkable: most of the sights, restaurants and museums are within 20 minutes on foot of each other. The catch is price — Downtown's cheapest options in this guide start around £105, more than double the SeaTac belt's cheapest chain motel, and parking runs $40–55 a night on top.

The SeaTac airport belt, 14 miles south around Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, is where the real budget savings live — two dozen chain motels and hotels from £57, almost all with free parking, and the Link light rail running direct to Downtown in under 45 minutes for about $3. It's not scenic and there's genuine runway noise at some properties, but for anyone renting a car, catching an early flight, or simply prioritising price over postcode, this is where the maths works.

Bellevue, across Lake Washington to the east, is Seattle's tech-suburb answer — home to its own downtown, Bellevue Square's shopping and dining, and a growing skyline of its own. Hotel prices here sit in the £100–135 range, a genuine middle ground between SeaTac's rock-bottom motels and Downtown Seattle's towers, and it suits business travellers visiting the Eastside tech corridor as much as leisure travellers who want a quieter base with easy access back into the city.

Renton, southeast on the shore of Lake Washington, is smaller and more residential — but it's home to this guide's single cheapest hotel, and its extended-stay suites properties (Sonesta Simply Suites, Larkspur Landing) are worth a look for anyone staying more than a couple of nights and wanting a kitchenette to cut food costs.

For a first Seattle trip with a flexible budget: Downtown. For the tightest budget or an early flight: the SeaTac belt. For a quieter, suburban base with its own scene: Bellevue. For the single cheapest bed with a lake view: Renton.

At a glance — the luxury tier compared, before the full reviews:

Luxury Downtown Seattle hotels

1. Fairmont Olympic Hotel — Downtown Seattle · 5★ · 864 reviews · from ~£500/night. Seattle's grande dame, a 1924 Italian Renaissance landmark on University Street with an oak-panelled lobby and a central position walkable to Pike Place, the retail core and the waterfront. The most established luxury address in the city, and still the first-choice answer for "best hotel in Seattle."

2. Grand Hyatt Seattle — Downtown Seattle · 5★ · 1,116 reviews · from ~£345/night. A large-scale business and leisure tower in the Denny Triangle area of Downtown, close to the convention centre and a short walk from the retail core. Reliable, spacious rooms aimed squarely at business travellers who also want a well-located weekend base.

3. Hyatt Regency Seattle — Downtown Seattle · 4★ · 2,553 reviews · from ~£480/night. One of the largest hotels in the Pacific Northwest, built for conventions and big groups, with a central Downtown position near the convention centre. The scale means dependable service and a wide range of room types even during Seattle's busiest event weeks.

4. citizenM Seattle Pioneer Square — Pioneer Square · 4★ · 4,411 reviews · from ~£458/night. Tech-forward compact-luxury rooms controlled from a tablet, in Seattle's historic red-brick Pioneer Square district. The most-reviewed hotel in this luxury tier, and a design-led alternative to the traditional grand hotels for travellers who want smart rooms over old-world formality.

5. citizenM Seattle South Lake — South Lake Union · 4★ · 3,628 reviews · from ~£317/night. citizenM's second Seattle property, in the tech-built South Lake Union quarter near Amazon's headquarters campus and the Museum of Pop Culture. The lowest from-price in the luxury tier, and the natural pick for anyone visiting Seattle's tech corridor.

6. Mayflower Park Hotel — Downtown Seattle · 4★ · 3,663 reviews · from ~£325/night. A 1927 independent hotel directly connected to Westlake Center, steps from Pike Place Market and the monorail up to the Space Needle. Old-school charm with one of the most walkable positions of any hotel in this guide.

7. The Paramount Hotel — Downtown Seattle · 4★ · 2,220 reviews · from ~£364/night. A Downtown hotel next to the historic Paramount Theatre, in the middle of the Theatre District — the pick for travellers building a trip around a show, with the retail core and Pike Place both a short walk away.

8. MarQueen Hotel - NEWLY RENOVATED — Lower Queen Anne · 4★ · 1,887 reviews · from ~£400/night. A recently renovated 1918 boutique building at the foot of Queen Anne Hill, close to the Seattle Center, the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass. Character-driven rooms in a quieter neighbourhood than Downtown proper, with the monorail nearby.

9. Ändra Hotel Seattle - MGallery Collection — Downtown Seattle · 4★ · 1,352 reviews · from ~£472/night. A Nordic-inspired design hotel in Belltown, on the edge of Downtown near the restaurant and bar scene. The highest per-night price outside Fairmont Olympic and Hyatt Regency in this tier, aimed at design-focused travellers.

10. The Westin Seattle — Downtown Seattle · 4★ · 1,275 reviews · from ~£402/night. The twin-cylinder tower is one of the most recognisable shapes on the Seattle skyline, with upper floors giving Puget Sound and city views. A dependable big-brand choice in the middle of Downtown, close to Westlake and the monorail.

Live midweek July rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Mid-range Seattle hotels — £130–£220

The middle tier here sits almost entirely in the SeaTac airport belt and Bellevue — real, comfortable hotels at a third of the Downtown luxury prices, with the Link light rail or a short drive connecting you to the city.

11. DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 4★ · 2,138 reviews · from ~£146/night. The highest-rated big-brand option right at the airport, with a warm-cookie check-in and a large pool. The most polished of the SeaTac hotels, and a comfortable landing pad the night before an early flight.

12. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, WA — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 3,985 reviews · from ~£171/night. The most-reviewed hotel in this mid-range tier, with suite-style rooms and an indoor pool. A solid family option near the airport with more space than a standard chain motel room.

13. Red Lion Hotel Seattle Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 2,362 reviews · from ~£171/night. A large, straightforward airport hotel with a well-reviewed track record and easy shuttle access to SeaTac terminals — a dependable mid-price base for early departures or late arrivals.

14. Radisson Hotel Seattle Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 1,564 reviews · from ~£171/night. Radisson's SeaTac property, similarly priced to its Red Lion neighbour, with the same airport-shuttle convenience — worth comparing both on the exact dates you need.

15. Graduate by Hilton Seattle — University District · 4★ · 856 reviews · from ~£151/night. A design-forward hotel near the University of Washington campus, north of Downtown — a good base for anyone visiting the university, with a different, younger neighbourhood feel than the airport belt or Downtown core.

16. Hotel Nexus; BW Signature Collection — North Seattle · 3★ · 737 reviews · from ~£162/night. A Best Western Signature Collection property north of Downtown, positioned between the airport belt and the university area — a practical if unglamorous mid-price option for travellers with a car.

17. Best Western Seattle Airport Hotel — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 3,146 reviews · from ~£150/night. One of the most-reviewed airport hotels in this guide, with straightforward comfortable rooms and free parking — a reliable mid-tier default for anyone flying in or out of SeaTac.

18. The Dylan, a Baymont by Wyndham — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 497 reviews · from ~£150/night. A Wyndham-branded property in the SeaTac belt, priced in line with the tier's Best Western and Radisson options — a straightforward chain choice for travellers who want brand consistency.

19. SureStay Plus Hotel by Best Western SeaTac Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 2,172 reviews · from ~£132/night. The cheapest hotel in this mid-range tier, and effectively the bridge between the budget belt below and the more polished airport chains above. Well-reviewed for the price point.

20. Hotel 116, A Coast Hotel Bellevue — Bellevue · 3★ · 1,737 reviews · from ~£134/night. A boutique-feel Coast Hotels property in downtown Bellevue, the tech suburb across Lake Washington — close to Bellevue Square's shops and restaurants and a quieter, more suburban alternative to Seattle's own Downtown, with easy access back into the city.

Live midweek July rates pulled while writing — tap any hotel for your dates.

Cheap Seattle-area hotels under £130 — 29 real options

This is the tier the guide was rebuilt around. Every property below is real, currently operating and verified as a distinct building — no rebrands of the same address counted twice — with live wholesale rates on its JetMeAway page. Midweek from-prices were pulled on live July searches while writing; weekends and peak summer run higher. Remember Seattle's ~15.6% combined hotel tax and factor it into the total.

Downtown Seattle budget

21. Travelodge by Wyndham Seattle North of Downtown — north of Downtown · 2★ · 398 reviews · from ~£105/night. A no-frills chain motel a short drive north of the Downtown core — the cheapest genuinely Downtown-adjacent option in this guide, with free parking, which Downtown proper rarely offers.

22. Days Inn by Wyndham Seattle North of Downtown — north of Downtown · 2★ · 429 reviews · from ~£127/night. A sister property to the Travelodge above on the same stretch north of the city centre — basic, reliable, and priced for travellers who want a car and free parking over a walkable Downtown address.

23. Comfort Inn & Suites Seattle North — north of Downtown · 2★ · 566 reviews · from ~£128/night. A Choice Hotels property in the same north-of-Downtown corridor, with suite-style rooms for a little more space than a standard motel room at a similar price point.

24. Best Motel — Seattle · 2★ · 289 reviews · from ~£107/night. An independent budget motel — simple, no-frills, and one of the cheaper genuinely Seattle-based (not SeaTac or Renton) picks in this tier.

25. Hotel Hotel Hostel — Fremont-area Seattle · 2★ · 166 reviews · from ~£116/night. One of the few hostel-style properties in this guide, in the Fremont area north of Downtown — worth checking directly for dorm vs private-room pricing, as the from-price here reflects the property listing rather than a per-bed rate.

26. La Hacienda Motel — Seattle · 2★ · 284 reviews · from ~£118/night. A small independent motel, basic and affordable, rounding out the Seattle-proper budget cluster alongside Best Motel and the Travelodge/Days Inn pair north of Downtown.

27. Quiet, clean and comfortable room — Seattle · from ~£86/night. This is an independent, bed-only room listing rather than a branded hotel — no star rating or hotel-style amenities to report, just a private room at one of the lowest prices in the Seattle-proper cluster. Worth checking the exact location and what's included before booking if you want hotel facilities.

SeaTac airport belt

28. Rodeway Inn Seattle Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 1,435 reviews · from ~£57/night. The cheapest chain hotel in the SeaTac belt and the second-cheapest hotel in this entire guide — a basic, well-reviewed budget motel with the airport shuttle convenience that makes this whole belt work for overnight flyers.

29. Motel 6-Seattle, WA - South — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 898 reviews · from ~£84/night. The reliable no-frills Motel 6 default — one of four Motel 6 properties in this guide's SeaTac cluster, all offering the same basic, predictable budget-chain formula.

30. Sea-Tac Airport Value Inn — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 1,848 reviews · from ~£85/night. The most-reviewed budget property in the SeaTac cluster at this price point — a straightforward independent value hotel built for airport convenience over polish.

31. Studio 6 Seattle, WA Sea Tac Airport South — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 266 reviews · from ~£87/night. Motel 6's extended-stay sibling brand, with small kitchenettes in some rooms — useful if you're in Seattle longer than a couple of nights and want to self-cater breakfast.

32. Seatac Inn — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 600 reviews · from ~£88/night. An independent budget inn in the heart of the airport belt, priced alongside Motel 6 and Studio 6 as one of the tier's dependable cheap defaults.

33. Motel 6-Seattle, WA - Sea-Tac Airport South — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 1,635 reviews · from ~£90/night. A second, more heavily reviewed Motel 6 property in the same airport-south cluster — check both Motel 6 listings for whichever has better availability on your dates.

34. Four Points by Sheraton Seattle Airport South — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 656 reviews · from ~£102/night. The highest-star budget-tier pick in the SeaTac belt, from Marriott's Four Points brand — a step up in polish from the motel-style options at a similar price, good for families wanting a pool and a proper bar.

35. Motel 6 Seattle, WA - Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 299 reviews · from ~£102/night. The third Motel 6 in this guide's SeaTac cluster, closer to the terminal core than the "South" properties — the trade-off is more runway noise, so request a quieter room if that matters to you.

36. Sleep Inn - SeaTac Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 577 reviews · from ~£104/night. A Choice Hotels budget brand at the airport, priced in the middle of the SeaTac cluster — free breakfast is typically included, a useful saving on a short trip.

37. Quality Inn SeaTac Airport-Seattle — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 1,156 reviews · from ~£108/night. A well-reviewed Choice Hotels property in the SeaTac belt, one of the more heavily reviewed budget chains here alongside Rodeway Inn and Sea-Tac Airport Value Inn.

38. Comfort Inn & Suites Sea-Tac Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 387 reviews · from ~£109/night. Suite-style rooms at the 3-star end of the SeaTac budget cluster — a little more space than the standard motel rooms nearby, at a modest premium.

39. Ramada by Wyndham SeaTac Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 3,033 reviews · from ~£109/night. One of the most-reviewed hotels in the entire budget tier, with a strong track record at the airport — a safe, well-tested choice among the SeaTac chains.

40. Red Roof Inn Seattle Airport - SEATAC — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 2,657 reviews · from ~£118/night. A heavily reviewed budget-chain default in the SeaTac belt, pet-friendly at most Red Roof locations — worth confirming directly if travelling with a pet.

41. Days Inn by Wyndham Seatac Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 2,740 reviews · from ~£120/night. The most-reviewed Days Inn in this guide, at the upper end of the SeaTac budget tier — reliably a known quantity for UK travellers familiar with the Wyndham brand family.

42. SureStay Hotel by Best Western SeaTac Airport North — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 2,243 reviews · from ~£120/night. A well-reviewed 3-star SureStay property at the north end of the airport belt, sitting just above the SureStay Plus sibling listed in the mid-range tier.

43. La Quinta by Wyndham Seattle Sea-Tac Airport — SeaTac airport belt · 3★ · 1,823 reviews · from ~£130/night. The top of the SeaTac budget tier by price — a well-reviewed 3-star with the space and amenities that edge it toward the mid-range tier above, but still under this guide's £130 budget cut-off.

44. Skyway Inn - Seatac — SeaTac airport belt · 2★ · 1,169 reviews · from ~£130/night. A well-reviewed independent inn at the top of this guide's budget cut-off, rounding out the SeaTac cluster's price ladder from £57 up to £130.

Bellevue & Renton

45. Inn at Lake Washington By OYO I-405 — Renton · 2★ · 364 reviews · from ~£56/night. The cheapest verified hotel in this entire guide, on the shore of Lake Washington in Renton, southeast of downtown Seattle. Basic and unglamorous, but the price is real and the lake setting is a genuine point of difference from the SeaTac motels.

46. Red Lion Hotel Bellevue — Bellevue · 3★ · 654 reviews · from ~£101/night. A straightforward 3-star in the tech suburb of Bellevue, east across Lake Washington from Seattle — a quieter, more suburban alternative with Bellevue Square's shops and restaurants close by.

47. Sonesta Simply Suites Seattle Renton — Renton · 3★ · 608 reviews · from ~£107/night. An extended-stay suites property in Renton with kitchenette-equipped rooms — a good choice for longer stays or families wanting to self-cater some meals.

48. Clarion Inn Renton-Seattle — Renton · 2★ · 595 reviews · from ~£110/night. A Choice Hotels budget property in Renton, priced between the Inn at Lake Washington and the Sonesta Simply Suites — a reasonable middle option if both of those are booked out.

49. Larkspur Landing Extended Stay Suites Renton — Renton · 3★ · 983 reviews · from ~£119/night. Another extended-stay suites option in Renton, with full kitchens typical of the Larkspur Landing brand — the top pick in this guide for a longer, self-catered budget stay near Lake Washington.

Budget tier summary: cheapest overall — Inn at Lake Washington £56; cheapest SeaTac chain — Rodeway Inn £57; most-reviewed budget pick — Ramada by Wyndham SeaTac, 3,033 reviews, £109. Compare all Seattle hotels with live prices →

Best Seattle Hotels for Specific Trips

Best Seattle Hotels for Cruise Passengers (Pier 91)

Alaska-bound cruises sail from Pier 91 at Smith Cove, northwest of Downtown. None of this guide's hotels sit directly at the terminal, so the practical choice is a Downtown budget pick like Travelodge by Wyndham Seattle North of Downtown (£105) with a short rideshare to the pier, or a luxury Downtown base like Fairmont Olympic if you want a proper pre-cruise night out. Flying in the night before, a SeaTac hotel such as DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport (£146) plus a taxi to the pier is often cheaper than a Downtown room.

Best Seattle Hotels for Families

In the budget tier, Four Points by Sheraton Seattle Airport South (£102) and DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport (£146) both have pools and enough space for a family, with the Link putting Downtown 40 minutes away. Country Inn & Suites (~£171) and the Renton extended-stay suites — Sonesta Simply Suites and Larkspur Landing — give families kitchenettes to cut food costs.

Best Seattle Hotels for Couples

Fairmont Olympic Hotel is the grand historic choice, and citizenM Seattle Pioneer Square brings a modern, design-forward edge for less. On a budget, Hotel 116 in Bellevue (~£134) is a quieter, more boutique-feeling stay across the lake from the crowds.

Best Seattle Hotels for Business Travellers

Grand Hyatt Seattle and Hyatt Regency Seattle both sit close to the convention centre with the scale and reliability business travel needs. In Bellevue, tech-corridor visitors should look at Hotel 116 for proximity to the suburb's own office towers.

Best Seattle Hotels for Tech Visitors (Amazon HQ, South Lake Union)

citizenM Seattle South Lake sits in the South Lake Union quarter alongside Amazon's headquarters campus and the Museum of Pop Culture — the natural base for anyone visiting Seattle on tech-industry business. Across the lake, Bellevue's Hotel 116 and Red Lion Hotel Bellevue put you closer to Microsoft's and other tech companies' Eastside offices.

Best Seattle Hotels for an Early Flight or Airport Layover

If you're flying out early or landing late, the SeaTac airport belt removes the transfer entirely. DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport (£146) is the most polished option with a shuttle to the terminal, while Rodeway Inn Seattle Airport (£57) and the Motel 6 cluster keep the cost down for a genuinely short overnight stop. Weigh the saved transfer time and cost against losing a night walkable to Pike Place.

Best Seattle Hotels for Longer Stays (Kitchenettes and Suites)

Self-catering cuts food costs fast on a longer trip. Larkspur Landing Extended Stay Suites Renton (£119) and Sonesta Simply Suites Seattle Renton (£107) both offer full or partial kitchens, and Studio 6 Seattle, WA Sea Tac Airport South (~£87) brings the same idea to the SeaTac belt at a lower price point.

How Seattle Compares for UK Budget Travellers

Seattle sits in an unusual spot among US West Coast cities: its luxury tier is priced in line with Los Angeles and San Francisco's grand hotels, but its budget tier is deeper and, in places, cheaper — the SeaTac airport belt alone offers two dozen genuine sub-£130 options within a short Link ride of Downtown, a density few comparably sized US cities can match. Where Seattle differs most from LA is transit: you don't need a hire car to make the budget tier work, because the Link light rail connects the airport belt to Downtown directly. The trade-off for that convenience is Seattle's weather and its combined hotel tax, both of which push the case toward travelling outside the July–September peak if price is the priority.

Pike Place, the Space Needle and Seattle's Free Essentials

A few non-hotel essentials worth planning around your stay:

• Pike Place Market — arrive by 8am to watch the fishmongers set up before the crowds build; the original Starbucks on the market's edge opens early with a shorter queue than midday. Free to wander, and the single best free morning in the city.
• Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass — the monorail from Westlake Center (near several luxury-tier hotels) reaches the Space Needle in about two minutes. Chihuly's glass sculpture garden sits at its base; the exterior grounds can be glimpsed without paying full admission.
• Kerry Park, Queen Anne Hill — the classic postcard view of the Space Needle with the skyline and Mount Rainier behind it on a clear day. Free, a short drive or rideshare from Downtown or the MarQueen Hotel.
• Ferries to Bainbridge Island — Washington State Ferries leave the downtown waterfront for a 35-minute crossing, one of the cheapest scenic half-days in the city.
• Cruise-to-Alaska season at Pier 91 — Smith Cove, northwest of Downtown, is Seattle's Alaska cruise gateway from spring through autumn — factor pre-cruise hotel logistics in as covered above.
• The tech-hub backdrop — Amazon's headquarters in South Lake Union and Boeing's manufacturing presence south of the city (near the SeaTac belt) shape a lot of Seattle's business travel; several mid-range and budget hotels in this guide sit conveniently for both.

UK Practicalities

• Direct UK flights: British Airways and Delta fly London Heathrow to Seattle-Tacoma (SEA) direct in around 9h45m; Virgin Atlantic and others connect via partner hubs. Search flights to SEA.
• Airport transfer: Link light rail from Sea-Tac to Downtown, ~38–45 minutes, around $3. Rideshare runs $35–45 and 25–40 minutes depending on I-5 traffic.
• Visa / entry: ESTA required (esta.cbp.dhs.gov, $21, usually approved within minutes, valid 2 years). Check the latest entry rules on the UK government's USA travel advice page before you fly.
• Currency: US dollar. Tipping runs 18–20% at restaurants, $1–2 per drink, $2–5 per bag, $5–10 a night for housekeeping.
• Taxes and parking: Combined hotel tax runs to roughly 15.6% — rarely shown in headline prices. Downtown hotel parking runs $40–55 a night; almost every SeaTac, Renton and Bellevue budget hotel in this guide includes free parking instead.
• Best months: July–September for warm, dry, long evenings — also the priciest. November–March (excluding Christmas week) is the cheapest stretch of the year.

Related reading: Best Hotels in Los Angeles 2026 and Best Hotels in San Francisco 2026 for the rest of the US West Coast.

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