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Recommended holiday lettings in Seattle
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Seattle
Above, you can find the most popular filters in Seattle and the number of properties that offer the corresponding amenity. In Seattle, 1,764 lettings provide internet. So, if you need internet access during your holidays, select the internet filter to see these rentals. You can even find rentals if you want a letting with a sauna (106 rentals include saunas in Seattle) or you plan to go fishing (76 rentals with fishing).
Price and Availability Index for Seattle
Holiday Letting Price Information in Seattle
In this graph, you will find Prices during one week in June (04/06 - 11/06) go up to £406 per night, which is the highest average price in the next 12 months. Holiday letting prices go down to £198 per night in February (05/02 - 12/02).
Holiday Home Availability Information in Seattle
The graph shows the weekly availability rate in Seattle for the next twelve months. So far, the week with the least available rentals in Seattle is in June (26/06 - 03/07). Conversely, 54% of the lettings are still available during a week in August (28/08 - 04/09).
The Weather in Seattle
- Rainy days
This is the climate diagram for Seattle. On average, the warmest month is August. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Seattle, with temperatures falling below 3°. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is August.
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Accommodation options for your holiday in Seattle
Users who are searching for hotel rooms in Seattle have plenty of options to choose from, since this is the most common property type there. The average cost of this particular type of property is £241 per night, with an average area of 38 m². Furthermore, hotel rooms tend to be optimal for couples and small groups, since most can welcome 3 people. If you would prefer to book an alternative holiday property type, you may want to check apartment rentals, which are the second most typical property type in Seattle. Our data shows that the standard cost of apartment rentals is £215 a night for an area of 80 m².
Enjoy Seattle with a luxurious break in your own holiday apartment
Wedged between the Olympic mountains to the west and the Cascade mountains to the east, Seattle is home not only to stunning nature, but also to locally produced coffee and beer, a burgeoning food scene, artsy neighborhoods, thriving culture, and the Space Needle.
The melting pot of Seattle's cultures bears a distinct energy that does not go unnoticed. Come for the extensive event calendar, the seaside, the vintage streets and the culture. Seattle holiday accommodation is a fine way to experience this multifaceted city.
How to get to Seattle?
Getting to your Seattle accommodation
The city is served by the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). To get to the city centre, there are several options such as the Sound Transit's Link Light Rail, commercial shuttle buses & vans, taxis and letting cars. The latter will get you to your Seattle holiday accommodation in no time.
Where to find the best food in Seattle?
What to eat during your Seattle holiday
First things first: Washington state's raspberries, blueberries, blackberries and apples are second-to-none, so make sure to enjoy these regional specialties in your Seattle holiday homes. Foodies will love Seattle's culinary options, particularly its seafood preparations - there's clams, crab, salmon, oysters and mussels up for the taking.
Local restaurants serve delicious coffees, chilled beers, fresh meat and vegetable preparations and more. Storyville Coffee, Caffe Ladro, Victrola Coffee Roasters and Caffe Vita all roast their own beans. Seattle’s foodie tours allow local food experts to take you on an exciting food trail throughout the hidden gems of the city.
What is the weather like in Seattle?
What to expect from the weather in Seattle
Spring time between March-May is perfect for the bargain hunters, as this is when the city is gearing up for the summer. It can get a bit chilly at times, so come prepared. Early fall between September and November is perfect for those who fancy their space. The summer crowds have dispersed, allowing you to enjoy the city like a local and make the most of attractive discounts on Seattle holiday lettings. June to August is peak season, when the sheer scale of festivals, parties and sunshine will make up for the crowds and high season prices.
What are the top sights in Seattle?
Stunning Seattle sights
A walk Downtown will take you past the Rem Koolhaas/OMA designed Central Library, the Paramount Theatre and Pike Place Market, which is the oldest continually operating farmers market in America. The International District, meanwhile, is home to world-class art galleries, cosy book shops, antique stores, hip retro bars and nightclubs. To the east is Seattle's Asian neighborhood. Seattle's most iconic landmark, the Space Needle, makes for a mandatory visit to appreciate the Emerald City from above.
Important architectural landmarks include the Experience Music Project, which resembles Jimi Hendrix's smashed guitar, Columbia Centre (the tallest building in the Pacific Northwest), and Smith Tower, an Art Deco skyscraper, which is the city's oldest. The Ballard Locks and Fish Ladder is where tourists watch the steady stream of sailboats, motorboats, tugs and yachts cruise by. The fish ladder at the underwater viewing gallery will get you up close and personal to salmon and other friendly fish. The day comes to a close at your comfortable Seattle holiday letting . For those planning to visit several tourist attractions in a short time, consider taking the handy and economical Seattle CityPASS.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Seattle?
Seattle's art and culture
The city boasts several art galleries and museums, all exceptionally educational and well-maintained. Art and culture enthusiasts should not miss the Seattle Art Museum, Seattle Asian Art Museum for its Chinese & Japanese Art, and the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience. The Pacific Science Centre, the Science Fiction Museum and the Seattle Aquarium will keep the kids intrigued.
Rock and roll fans, watch out for the Experience Music Project, featuring a special Jimi Hendrix exhibit. Pick up a guide at the tourist centre for more information on the city's Nordic, Asian American, Latino/Hispanic, Native American and African American roots. Seattle holiday lettings are a great way to soak in the city's cultural vibes.
What are the best events and festivals in Seattle?
Festivals and events
Seattle has something going on all year around. The year begins with the Seattle Boat Show in January, and the Seattle Festival of Improvisational Theatre in February. Spring features the Cherry Blossom & Japanese Cultural Festival and the Moisture Festival. Summer has plenty in store: the Seattle International Film Festival, Seattle Pride, Seattle International BeerFest, and the Capitol Hill Block Party among other events.
Hempfest is the world's largest marijuana rally, spread over two days in mid-August. September's International Comedy Competition and the Earshot Jazz Festival are a hit with music and comedy fans. The year closes with the Christmas Ship Festival, where ships sail to different Puget Sound waterfront communities, with bonfires lit ashore by rapturous crowds singing Christmas carols.
Surrounded by mountains and sea, the city is matched by breathtaking natural beauty. Book your Seattle holiday letting and come on over!
What are the must-see attractions in Seattle?
Seattle: culture and history in the Pacific Northwest
Space Needle
Seattle's most iconic landmark, the Space Needle is a soaring observation tower boasting beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean, the city and the neighbouring mountains in Washington.
Safeco Field
Home to the Major League Baseball team, the Seattle Mariners, this is the perfect place for you to experience a classic American sport.
Pike Place Market
One of the oldest farmers' markets in the country, Pike Place sells fresh produce and excellent gifts. Whether you choose to sample seafood chowder for lunch or simply wish to pick up souvenirs, Pike Place has what you're after.
The Museum of Flight
As well as the numerous space and air craft, the interactive nature of this museum draws thousands of visitors in each year. You can even get a taste of a space shuttle mission.
Chihuly Garden and Glass
View the work of Dale Chihuly in this beautiful garden and glasshouse, showcasing an array of his glass sculptures.
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