SeaTac Cheap Hotel Rooms in SeaTac

When to Visit Based on Price
Low Season: October through May. Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $50-$125
• 3 Star: $85-$250
• 4 Star: $180-$300

High Season: June through September.  Average Daily Rates of:

• 2 Star: $55-$210
• 3 Star: $90-$280
• 4 Star: $200-$400

Magic Savings Tip: Bring an umbrella and a sweater or two and save big on hotel accommodations during the off-season. These cities don’t shut down for the rainy season, because it’s almost always the rainy season! But with less tourists and school back in session, except during holidays, you can still have a blast, for less.

Sites you mustn’t miss

Pikes Place market
One of the top attractions of the Seattle-Tacoma area is Pike Place market, which is open all year long. You can browse for a day and find everything for sale imaginable cruising booth after booth. From gifts to jewelry to crafts and fresh food and produce, you’ll find them all here and more, for ridiculously low prices to boot. One of the main attractions here is the Pike Place Fish market, where you can check out the guys working their tossing massive fish over the counters to each other. You actually can get a fresh salmon or other seafood and they’ll pack it to travel on airline back home with you. You can also visit the tasting room and sample some of the states wineries, or have your picture taken with Rachel the pig, the 550 pound bronze piggyback that’s become the mascot of the market.

Museum of flight
What else would you expect in the vicinity of one of the most major airports in the United States, the museum with airplanes and other flight memorabilia. The Museum of flight offers that in much more, and is a great place to spend a few hours. One of the major displays you get to enjoy is the original Air Force one.

Pacific Science Center
If an interest in science brings you to museums and you also have an interest in the world of espionage, a visit the Pacific science Center is a must. The reason, recently the CIA released over 200 classified items for public viewing, And they are now displayed at this specific science Center. The intrigue be fascinated and be educated on these first ever public exhibition of collections from the national reconnaissance office, the FBI, the CIA, and other private collections.

The space needle
The space needle is internationally observed icon of the Seattle area and when you get to the top you'll be over 520 feet in the air with a complete 360° view. After traveling to visit the iconic space Neil taking the elevator up to the top floor you may want to have lunch or dinner in the restaurant located there with views to die for.

Fun things to do

Seattle aquarium
As you were waterfront in the Pacific Northwest known for its oceans, fishing fleets, and Marine exploration, what better place to visit and aquarium. At the aquarium your children get the touch a hermit crab or a sea anemone, get up close to Pacific giant octopus seals and otters. Experience a tide pool where you and your children can actually touch living sea creatures and, and experience one-of-a-kind underwater dome and visit even more sea creatures.

Wine and dine tips

Stanley and Seafort’s Steak Chop and Fishhouse
Known for not only their excellent choice steaks but also fresh Pacific Northwest seafood integrated environment this restaurant should please your appetite. Whether in the town on business or on a date or vacationing, dinner with this kind of you is almost one-of-a-kind. With an excellent wine list and land and sea combos, seafood Étouffée, or a mouthwatering rock salt roasted prime rib how can you go wrong?

Day trips

Mount St Helens
Take a scenic drive and visit the infamous Mount Saint Helens that blew its top in 1980. An easy to the half hour drive from the Seattle-Tacoma area arriving at the national Park you’ll find multiple viewing points with information about the mountain. You will actually see singed trees and tree stumps from the eruption. Have no fear; it will probably be thousands of years before it erupts again, at least not today.

San Juan Islands
An excellent day trip for you to take is to jump on one of the fairies from Seattle or Bellingham and get off to the San Juan Islands for an adventure with orca whales and harbor seals. On the San Juan Islands you can run a boat or a simple kayak and paddle out from shore and get within a few yards of swimming organs. An experience you won’t have often but can hear.

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