Seattle Restaurants, Hotels and TransportCourthouse InformationWILLIAM K. NAKAMURA COURTHOUSE Listings below are for the convenience of our visitors only and do not constitute an endorsement. Airport TransportationThere are a few ways to get from the airport to downtown Seattle. Airporter ShuttleThe Downtown Airporter bus drops off and picks up from the Renaissance Madison, Crowne Plaza, Fairmont Olympic, Hilton, Sheraton, Grand Hyatt, Westin and The Warwick approximately every 30 minutes. The reservation phone number is 425-981-7000. Website: www.downtownairporter.com/. The fare is $19.00 one way/ $33.00 round trip. You can purchase your tickets from the bus driver. The Downtown Airporter check-in is located on the 3rd floor of the parking garage, at Island 2. From baggage claim, cross a skybridge, which takes you to the parking garage, then go down to the 3rd floor. Please follow the signs to Island 2, located near the purple elevator banks. Travel time is approximately 45-60 minutes. TaxiA private taxi is approximately $40.00 one way. Public TransportationSound Transit's Link Light Rail SeaTac / Airport Station is connected to the fourth floor of the Airport Garage. Trains arrive and depart on the platform level of the station. The covered, level walkway to the Airport Terminal is one level down on the mezzanine. The well-lit walkway is separated from the main area of the garage and directional signs point the way to the Main Terminal skybridge. Wheelchair service is available. The Link light rail service runs from 5 a.m. to 12:10 a.m. on Monday through Saturday and 6:19 a.m to 11:05 p.m. on Sundays. Trains arrive and depart every 7 1/2 to 15 minutes, depending on the time of day. You must pay your fare before boarding Link. The ride from the airport to downtown Seattle costs $2.75 each way. You may buy a ticket at the Ticket vending machine (TVM) on the train platform. Be prepared to show your valid ticket to the fare inspector upon request. RestaurantsFor a complete listing of restaurants in the City of Seattle, please consult the Visit Seattle website: http://www.visitseattle.org/food-drink/restaurants/ LodgingFor a complete listing of visitor accommodations in the City of Seattle, please consult the Visit Seattle website: | |
