The super 8 in seatac will take you to the cruise port. Not pet friendly but they do have free WiFi and continental breakfast. You can leave your car there too for a fee.
I don't want to take business away from any local hotels; however, I do want to advise guests to be very cautious when it comes to walking around pioneer square. It is a problem area. And while Embassy Suites is an extremely nice hotel costing $400 a night, the price of a 3 day cruise, the area is s bit rough. Also, it's kind of a good idea to avoid staying in Belltown between bell and Lenora. For cruises, stay as close to the water or in the heart of downtown. Pine/3rd was a problem corner. So I'd recommend walking down pike. I work at 91. And I know it can be awkward to get to. I personally access it from 15th Ave W and walk over the flyover. My recommendation: get port valet for your luggage with transfer to the airport. If stating extra days in Seattle, some hotels have shuttles to 91 from the airport. And of course downtown Seattle. Although someone in the comment section said they dislike the Double Tree, I know the Double Tree shuttle will take you to 66 or 91. NCL/PRINCESS might have a few people at the Westin or Doubletree airport to direct you, I think. I know we have people at the airport. I don't know since I've never worked at the airport nor hotels. I mostly just direct people on the terminal, ask to see covid documents, ArriveCan (for Alaska trips), and I have done check in for Princess. But I'm not a Princess employee. Similar to airports, cruise terminals have security screening, check in, ground transportation and porters. The porters in cryise ports manually push everything. No big trucks to carry luggage. And the bridge to the ship is called a gangway. Unlike airports, cruise lines DO NOT use their own employees to check in guests. A couple striped officers and an I.T. guy will also help oversee the company running the ground operations for their guests. 2ndly, cruise terminals do not not have food vendors. No McDonald's. Especially since cruise season in Seattle is not year around, terminals don't sell food. I'm lucky that at 91 we have a vending machine. We tried to get a food truck but it was only here for a couple weekends. This reminds me. Come having had breakfast or brunch. We generally open the doors at 10 am and the while check-in system can take awhile. So do not come with an empty stomach. We are talking Disneyland lines! However, if you arrive around 2 to 2:30pm, you might get a shorter line. But you don't want to miss the ship. Also for Alaska, please have your ArriveCan. Unfortunately, cruise ship customer service 800 numbers aren't transparent and tell customers incorrect information saying like ArriveCan is not necessary if you don't get off the ship. This is incorrect. All people entering Canada, which includes being 5 miles from land, must fill out an ArriveCan Secondly, please don't show up with only pictures of your passport or ID. Have the actual documents. It's extremely sad abd it disheartens me when guests are denied just because they only had photocopies. Photocopies of a VAX card or test is fine. But passports need to be the real thing. Also, please don't write your own exemption letter with MS Word.
just booked the embassy suites in seattle for our september alaska cruise. do you know if they have a shuttle to the cruise port??? i see they have an airport shuttle to the hotel. loved this video.thank you
If go the day before or a couple of days before do not do not stay by the airport or in Seattle. Stay outside of Seattle much cheaper rates and better areas. We are staying at Angels of the Winds in Arlington, Wa much mush better
Edgewater is beautiful. Restaurant is excellent. Kind of pricey, it's a nice treat. Fairly easy walk to all waterfront activities, including cruise port. Downtown Seattle is all uphill from the waterfront so be aware you might want a cab for that.
Is the Hampton Inn decently priced for an overnight stay? We are going on the NCL Encore next May, and would love to fly in the day before. Also, do they provide shuttle from the airport and to the cruise port
We like the Hampton inn for the complimentary breakfast before we go to the Cruise port. I recall it was a good price, competitive at least. We took an Uber to the port..very easy...don't recall a shuttle to the cruise port. Thanks for watching!!
@@SharonatSeaTravel we are going to stay at Best Western at Pioneer Square. It is only about a 19 minute walk to the pier, which I rather do than spend a lot for a transfer. I promise I'm not a cheapskate, just like being frugal at times, especially when I'm going to be spending money on board and at different Ports
But what if you don't have a car? Getting to a hotel the night before may have the hidden cost of a cab ride and then the next morning another cab ride.
Biggest pet peeve on these folks that do reviews of Seattle; They pronounce names wrong! It is Pike Place, NOT Pikes Place. It is Elliot Bay, NOT Elliots Bay.
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The super 8 in seatac will take you to the cruise port. Not pet friendly but they do have free WiFi and continental breakfast. You can leave your car there too for a fee.
I don't want to take business away from any local hotels; however, I do want to advise guests to be very cautious when it comes to walking around pioneer square. It is a problem area. And while Embassy Suites is an extremely nice hotel costing $400 a night, the price of a 3 day cruise, the area is s bit rough.
Also, it's kind of a good idea to avoid staying in Belltown between bell and Lenora.
For cruises, stay as close to the water or in the heart of downtown.
Pine/3rd was a problem corner. So I'd recommend walking down pike.
I work at 91. And I know it can be awkward to get to. I personally access it from 15th Ave W and walk over the flyover.
My recommendation: get port valet for your luggage with transfer to the airport. If stating extra days in Seattle, some hotels have shuttles to 91 from the airport. And of course downtown Seattle.
Although someone in the comment section said they dislike the Double Tree, I know the Double Tree shuttle will take you to 66 or 91.
NCL/PRINCESS might have a few people at the Westin or Doubletree airport to direct you, I think. I know we have people at the airport. I don't know since I've never worked at the airport nor hotels.
I mostly just direct people on the terminal, ask to see covid documents, ArriveCan (for Alaska trips), and I have done check in for Princess. But I'm not a Princess employee.
Similar to airports, cruise terminals have security screening, check in, ground transportation and porters. The porters in cryise ports manually push everything. No big trucks to carry luggage. And the bridge to the ship is called a gangway.
Unlike airports, cruise lines DO NOT use their own employees to check in guests. A couple striped officers and an I.T. guy will also help oversee the company running the ground operations for their guests. 2ndly, cruise terminals do not not have food vendors. No McDonald's. Especially since cruise season in Seattle is not year around, terminals don't sell food. I'm lucky that at 91 we have a vending machine. We tried to get a food truck but it was only here for a couple weekends.
This reminds me. Come having had breakfast or brunch. We generally open the doors at 10 am and the while check-in system can take awhile. So do not come with an empty stomach. We are talking Disneyland lines! However, if you arrive around 2 to 2:30pm, you might get a shorter line. But you don't want to miss the ship.
Also for Alaska, please have your ArriveCan. Unfortunately, cruise ship customer service 800 numbers aren't transparent and tell customers incorrect information saying like ArriveCan is not necessary if you don't get off the ship. This is incorrect. All people entering Canada, which includes being 5 miles from land, must fill out an ArriveCan
Secondly, please don't show up with only pictures of your passport or ID. Have the actual documents. It's extremely sad abd it disheartens me when guests are denied just because they only had photocopies. Photocopies of a VAX card or test is fine. But passports need to be the real thing.
Also, please don't write your own exemption letter with MS Word.
just booked the embassy suites in seattle for our september alaska cruise. do you know if they have a shuttle to the cruise port??? i see they have an airport shuttle to the hotel. loved this video.thank you
I have stayed at the hotel 5...it is very nice. And has a shuttle to close by attractions if mobility is an issue.
Going Oct 7 2021. Holiday inn express $143 total, $30 round trip to cruise port and back to airport.
This was helpful. thank you. I booked the last room at the Inn at the Market
I was informed that the Hampton Inn will pick you up at the airport and then the shuttle to the ship is an additional $8 per person.
Great suggestions. Thanks for the info
If go the day before or a couple of days before do not do not stay by the airport or in Seattle. Stay outside of Seattle much cheaper rates and better areas. We are staying at Angels of the Winds in Arlington, Wa much mush better
Thank you Sharon and I live in Washington good job thank you for the info
Can you do a video like this for new york port as well please?
This is so helpful!! Thanks!
Very helpful….thank you 👌🏻🎈
Thank You. Very helpful.
Thank you so much!!!!🚢⚓️☀️🛳
Airport is generally cheaper.
Sharon do you know anything about The Edgewater Hotel on Pier 67?
Edgewater is beautiful. Restaurant is excellent. Kind of pricey, it's a nice treat. Fairly easy walk to all waterfront activities, including cruise port. Downtown Seattle is all uphill from the waterfront so be aware you might want a cab for that.
Can you park your car in one of these hotels for the 7 days of the cruise?
The video is a few years old, Adalberto..I recommend calling to confirm if they offer park and cruise.
Is the Hampton Inn decently priced for an overnight stay? We are going on the NCL Encore next May, and would love to fly in the day before.
Also, do they provide shuttle from the airport and to the cruise port
We like the Hampton inn for the complimentary breakfast before we go to the Cruise port. I recall it was a good price, competitive at least. We took an Uber to the port..very easy...don't recall a shuttle to the cruise port. Thanks for watching!!
@@SharonatSeaTravel thank you for your reply
@@SharonatSeaTravel we are going to stay at Best Western at Pioneer Square. It is only about a 19 minute walk to the pier, which I rather do than spend a lot for a transfer. I promise I'm not a cheapskate, just like being frugal at times, especially when I'm going to be spending money on board and at different Ports
The DoubleTree at SeaTac was absolutely horrid.
Any suggestions for hotels in Vancouver?
Katia Simonvil Here are 3 mid range ones to check out. Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown Vancouver, Hotel BLU, & Park Inn & Suites by Radisson.
Thanks
Katia Simonvil Pan Pacific or Fairmont are both at the cruise ship terminal
But what if you don't have a car? Getting to a hotel the night before may have the hidden cost of a cab ride and then the next morning another cab ride.
Yes, always need to take taxi fare into consideration.
Biggest pet peeve on these folks that do reviews of Seattle; They pronounce names wrong! It is Pike Place, NOT Pikes Place. It is Elliot Bay, NOT Elliots Bay.
Richard Peterson And it’s pronounced Tukwila not something else
This is so helpful!! Thanks!