Holidays in Seattle
Top Seattle Flight & Hotel Packages
The Oxford by Kasa
Downtown Seattle
Price was AU$2,305, price is now AU$2,069 per person
AU$2,069
per person
5 Jan. - 12 Jan.
Return flight included
Sydney (SYD) to Seattle (SEA)
4.2/5 Very Good! (106 reviews)
Great hotel in right next to Pike Place Market. Clean, quiet, private. The only downside (which is tiny) is that we were unable to use our own Apple TV with the kasa WiFi, and the Netflix on the TV was unabated to connect to internet the entire stay. But we weren’t there to watch TV so it was not a problem at all. Overall great stay
Reviewed on 7 Oct. 2021
Grand Hyatt Seattle
Downtown Seattle
Price was AU$2,802, price is now AU$2,710 per person
AU$2,710
per person
5 Jan. - 12 Jan.
Return flight included
Sydney (SYD) to Seattle (SEA)
4.6/5 Wonderful! (1,038 reviews)
Upscale Hotel with nice views of the City and the Water. Centrally located within walking distance of major attractions.
Reviewed on 15 Oct. 2021
Top hotels in Seattle
Warwick Seattle
401 Lenora St, Seattle, WA
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
3.9/5 Good! (1,378 reviews)
"Only downside was that there is no eleva"
Reviewed on 14 Oct. 2021
Hyatt Regency Seattle
808 Howell St, Seattle, WA
Fully refundable
4.7/5 Exceptional! (2,498 reviews)
"The guest check in staff was so friendly and professional. We had been traveling the entire day to get there, two flights. It was very late at night. She was so kind, helpful and made us feel welcome in Seattle. Great experience, beautiful hotel with amazing views. Very clean."
Reviewed on 14 Oct. 2021
Mediterranean Inn
425 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA
Fully refundableReserve now, pay when you stay
4.5/5 Wonderful! (2,635 reviews)
"Great!"
Reviewed on 15 Oct. 2021
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Top activities in Seattle
Seattle CityPASS: Admission to Top 5 Seattle Attractions
AU$149
Per adult
92% of travellers recommend
Beneath The Streets Underground History Tour
AU$40
Per adult
88% of travellers recommend
Seattle Holiday Packages
Discover a legendary music scene, technology feats and the art of coffee brewing in a city that has clearly moved on from its lumberjack beginnings and now simply shines.
Seattle is wedged between Puget Sound and Lake Washington and is nicknamed the Emerald City for its abundance of nature. Visit this city if you love the outdoors, family fun and music.
Seattle was named after a Native American local, “Chief Seattle,” and its first industry was tree logging. It is now one of the fastest growing American cities, with some 700,000 people calling it home and some 4 million people residing in the Seattle metropolitan area. Seattle has also become a thriving exports and technology hub, and is the global headquarters for many big-name companies.
The Seattle Centre’s distinctive Space Needle, erected for the 1962 World Fair, is Seattle’s most famous landmark. This is not the highest local icon though - on a clear day the snow-capped Mount Rainer steals the show.
Seattle’s many neighbourhoods serve up an eclectic mix of retail, restaurants and entertainment. Discover historic Pioneer Square for a little gold rush history, trendy Belltown, busy Downtown Seattle and the ever-popular Seattle Waterfront with its tall Seattle Great Wheel. Climb the steps to Pike Place Market or head to the Magnolia district to hike through the forest at Discovery Park and look out over Puget Sound.
Enjoy Seattle’s rich music scene, which flourished in the '90s when it produced “grunge” bands such as Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam. The legendary Jimi Hendrix was born here and the early jazz scene kick-started the career of the equally famous Ray Charles. See a rock band in a bar, watch the Seattle Symphony Orchestra at Benaroya Hall or listen to blues at the Highway 99 Blues Club on the waterfront.
For skyline views at sunset, cruise over to Puget Sound, with its tranquil Bainbridge Island, or head to Kerry Park. Watch cruise ships, ferries and sailboats crisscross Elliott Bay. If you have time for a long hike, take the 1.5-hour journey east to Mount Rainier National Park.