Hotwire Hotel: 3* Seattle (University) Watertown Hotel

[pqem]

2 adults, 2 children, Aug 11 -13.

$142 - 3* The University District area hotel

- Free Parking

- Free Internet

- Pet friendly

- Fitness Center

- Restaurant(s)

- High-Speed Internet Access

- Accessible for the blind

- Accessible for the deaf

- Accessible path of travel

- In-room accessibility

- Wheelchair accessible

- Accessible bathroom

- Handicapped parking

- Roll-in shower

$151 - 2.5* The University District area hotel

- Free Parking

- Free Breakfast

- Free Internet

- Pet friendly

- Pools

- Fitundry Facilities (self-service)

- High-Speed Internet Access

- Accessible for the blind

- Accessible for the deaf

- Accessible path of travel

- In-room accessibility

- Wheelchair accessible

- Accessible bathroom

- Handicapped parking

Thanks.

[thereuare]

Please click each of these PRICELINE and HOTWIRE links, then reply to this thread and we'll have a look at your post above.

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[pqem]

Just clicked on the HOTWIRE link...the price for the two hotels are the same as yesterday.

[thereuare]

Best guess for the 3* would be the Watertown Hotel.. for the 2.5* my guess would be the University Inn.

I assume you are familiar with Seattle and need to be in this specific zone?

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[pqem]

Never been in Seattle before, but the customer rating for both hotels are very high and the the University district looks like close to downtown. We are going to drive to Seattle and prefer a location close to downtown with free/cheap parking.

[sarabee]

I live in Seattle. The University District isn't necessarily convenient to downtown, unless you're willing to take a city bus and/or drive and pay for downtown parking. I would suggest that you look for a hotel in downtown instead.

[thereuare]

I agree with sarabee... unless you need to be in the University District try to stay in Downtown. You'll likely need to pay for parking one way or another... either at your hotel or when you drive to downtown, so for convenience sake, and saving previous vacation time, i'd focus on the downtown zone (especially if your children are young as it makes heading back to the hotel for an afternoon break, to freshen up, drop off shopping bags, a nap, etc. much easier)

As long as you don't need in/out privileges you can usually find cheaper parking rates at a private garage separate from your hotel.

Ultimately it's your trip so you have to weigh the additional cost of staying downtown vs. saving money and staying out of the city.

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Let us know what you decide and how you'd like to proceed and we'll advise accordingly.

[pqem]

Used HOTWIRE link and booked 3* Watertown Hotel 8/11-13 for $143 per night.

[yellowdog]

pqem

Congratulations on your success!

Thanks for using the HOTWIRE links on the board :)

Also thanx for the addition for this new property to the BetterBidding Hotwire Hotel List

We hope you're satisfied with the outcome and will like the hotel.

Enjoy your stay.

Yellowdog.