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1. Americas Inn and Suite
Americas Inn and Suite



2. Days Inn by Wyndham Seattle Aurora
Days Inn by Wyndham Seattle Aurora



3. Boho Bliss Bungalow
Boho Bliss Bungalow



4. Comfort Inn & Suites Seattle North
Comfort Inn & Suites Seattle North



5. Mediterranean Inn
Mediterranean Inn



6. Staypineapple, The Maxwell Hotel, Seattle Center Seattle
Staypineapple, The Maxwell Hotel, Seattle Center Seattle



7. Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Seattle/Northgate
Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Seattle/Northgate



9. Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-Downtown
Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-Downtown



10. La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Lynnwood
La Quinta Inn by Wyndham Lynnwood



11. Hyatt Regency Seattle
Hyatt Regency Seattle



12. Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center
Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center



13. Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Lynnwood, WA
Hilton Garden Inn Seattle Lynnwood, WA



14. Sheraton Grand Seattle
Sheraton Grand Seattle



15. Hyatt At Olive 8
Hyatt At Olive 8



16. Staypineapple, Hotel FIVE, Downtown Seattle
Staypineapple, Hotel FIVE, Downtown Seattle



17. The Westin Seattle
The Westin Seattle



18. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Seattle North - Lynnwood by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Seattle North - Lynnwood by IHG



19. Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-North/Lynnwood
Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-North/Lynnwood



20. Best Western Alderwood
Best Western AlderwoodGo beyond your typical stay in Shoreline
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Top neighborhoods in Shoreline

North City
North City offers quiet charm and family-friendly vibes just north of Seattle. Hit up local spots like Regal Cinebarre Mountlake, Sky Zone Trampoline Park, or Highland Ice Arena for fun. The nearby Nile Shrine Golf Course provides a relaxing day out, while practical strip malls meet your everyday needs without downtown prices. Casual dining ranges from Vietnamese pho to cozy family diners, all easier on your wallet than Seattle proper. Extended-stay hotels and budget motels make this a smart base for exploring. Hop on frequent buses along Aurora Avenue to reach downtown Seattle in under 20 minutes, with abundant street parking if you're driving.


Echo Lake
Echo Lake neighborhood offers a peaceful escape with its serene lakeside trails and abundant natural beauty. Spot waterfowl while strolling the 1.2-mile paved loop or enjoy quiet moments on lakeside benches. Beyond the lake, nearby attractions like Nile Shrine Golf Course, Highland Ice Arena, and Sky Zone Trampoline Park provide entertainment options for everyone. This residential area features vacation rentals and bed & breakfasts in a quiet, family-friendly environment. While dining options are limited within the neighborhood, nearby Shoreline commercial districts offer plenty of Pacific Northwest cuisine. A car is recommended for exploring, though the lakeside paths provide excellent walkability for nature lovers.

Meridian Park
Meridian Park is a peaceful slice of Pacific Northwest suburbia where tree-lined streets and well-kept homes create the perfect escape from Seattle's urban energy. The neighborhood park offers walking trails and natural areas where you can breathe in that signature pine-scented air. Morning bird songs and the occasional weekend lawn mower create a soundtrack of everyday suburban life. Getting around requires a car since public transit is limited, but the quiet residential streets are perfect for walking or cycling. You won't find many restaurants or shops within the neighborhood, so plan to venture to nearby Shoreline for dining options. Vacation rentals and bed & breakfasts provide cozy, home-like accommodations with full kitchens and private yards.
Richmond Beach
Richmond Beach offers a slice of Pacific Northwest paradise with its stunning saltwater park where you can stroll driftwood-scattered shores while soaking in Olympic Mountain views. The peaceful residential streets and lush parks create the perfect retreat from Seattle's urban bustle. Beachcombing, tide pooling, and sunset watching are must-do activities in this coastal gem. The dining scene is limited, so plan to drive to nearby Shoreline for more options. Most accommodations are vacation rentals or B&Bs with water views rather than hotels. Getting around is easiest by car, though the quiet streets make for pleasant walking once you've arrived.

Richmond Highlands
Richmond Highlands offers a peaceful escape from Seattle's urban buzz with tree-lined streets and suburban charm. Families love exploring Boeing Creek Park's forested trails and Richmond Beach Saltwater Park, where Puget Sound views steal the show. Shoppers and foodies can find budget-friendly options along Aurora Avenue, while Highland Ice Arena provides cool entertainment for all ages. Most visitors need a car to get around this laid-back neighborhood, but the trade-off is worth it. Affordable motels and vacation rentals make this a smart base for exploring Seattle without breaking the bank. The quiet residential vibe means peaceful nights after busy days of sightseeing.
Top landmarks in Shoreline
Richmond Beach Saltwater Park
Shoreline Conference Center
Aurora Borealis Event Center
Hamlin Park
Darrell's Tavern
Shoreline Historical Museum
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden
Boeing Creek Park
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Between Seattle and Snohomish County lies a coastal retreat where eagles soar above Richmond Beach Saltwater Park as seals lounge offshore. The Kruckeberg Botanic Garden showcases rare plants that thrive in this Pacific Northwest microclimate. Take in sweeping Puget Sound views before exploring Boeing Creek Park's forested trails. Catch a performance at the historic Richmond Beach Library or try your hand at ice skating at Highland Ice Arena. Local restaurants serve seafood caught just offshore. While the city offers its own charms, the Space Needle and Pike Place Market in Seattle remain just a short drive away. For nature lovers, add Hamlin Park's woodland paths to the itinerary for a quintessential Northwest experience.
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The Belltown Inn
"I can't imagine staying anywhere else when I'm in Seattle! It is in easy walking distance to the Space Needle and surrounding museums and parks, or Pike Market. There are several excellent restaurants in the immediate neighborhood. Staff is friendly and helpful and the property is clean. They offer loaner bikes to guests who may wish to bike around the vicinity, or public transportation is available at the two stops just the other side of the street. The view from the roof area is a must! I highly recommend the Belltown Inn if you're planning on visiting Seattle!"
Mediterranean Inn
"Very helpful & accomodating specially Danica. Keep her please. She has a very good people skills. Always smiling and courteous."
The Paramount Hotel
"Great stay! Beautiful, clean, safe, and a great location!"
Hotel Sorrento
"Lovely stay- very friendly. Rooms were nice and spacious!"
citizenM Seattle Pioneer Square
"We had a great time here extremely clean, the staff was amazing and we were so close to everything we wanted to go to. Definitely recommend"
The Boylston Hotel Capitol Hill
"A very nice location to stay. A lot of nearby restaurants and activities to do around there. Hotel room is nice to stay for couples and solo travelers."
Hotel 116, A Coast Hotel Bellevue
"Nice accommodations"
Sheraton Grand Seattle
"Well maintained hotel and great location in Seattle. The new grill restaurant was very nice for dinner."




