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Seattle hotels with a cruise shuttle

Seven hotels run or arrange a ride to Seattle's cruise terminals. The Belltown Inn and the Mediterranean Inn charge $10 a person, the Mayflower Park $15, and the Holiday Inn Express & Suites at Sea-Tac $25. None we checked offers a free shuttle.

By Andrew Budai · Published October 27, 2026 · Last checked October 27, 2026 · Rates and opening hours change, so confirm before you travel.

  • MarQueen Hotel

    Lower Queen Anne · 600 Queen Anne Ave N

    To Pier 66
    25 min walk (1.2 mi)
    To Pier 91
    9 min drive (2.2 mi)
    For cruise passengers
    Arranges a paid ride to either pier
    Parking
    $50 a night, valet
    Check prices on Booking.com
  • The Mediterranean Inn

    Lower Queen Anne · 425 Queen Anne Ave N

    To Pier 66
    23 min walk (1.1 mi)
    To Pier 91
    10 min drive (2.3 mi)
    For cruise passengers
    $10 a person to either pier, one way
    Parking
    $36 a night, garage
    Check prices on Booking.com
  • Belltown Inn

    Belltown · 2301 3rd Ave

    To Pier 66
    9 min walk (0.4 mi)
    To Pier 91
    13 min drive (3.1 mi)
    For cruise passengers
    $10 a person to either pier, one way
    Parking
    $35 a night, off-site
    Check prices on Booking.com
  • Mayflower Park Hotel

    Downtown · 405 Olive Way

    To Pier 66
    17 min walk (0.8 mi)
    To Pier 91
    14 min drive (3.6 mi)
    For cruise passengers
    $15 a person to either pier, one way
    Parking
    $55 a night, valet
    Check prices on Booking.com
  • The State Hotel

    Downtown · 1501 2nd Ave

    To Pier 66
    15 min walk (0.7 mi)
    To Pier 91
    14 min drive (3.6 mi)
    For cruise passengers
    Package with a one-way pier ride for two
    Parking
    $28.50 a night, nearby garage
    Check prices on Booking.com
  • 1 Hotel Seattle

    South Lake Union · 2125 Terry Ave

    To Pier 66
    20 min walk (0.9 mi)
    To Pier 91
    14 min drive (3.5 mi)
    For cruise passengers
    Partner shuttle from either pier, price not stated
    Parking
    $69 a night, valet
    Check prices on Booking.com
  • Holiday Inn Express & Suites Seattle-Sea-Tac Airport

    SeaTac · 19621 International Blvd

    To Pier 66
    26 min drive (14 mi)
    To Pier 91
    36 min drive (18 mi)
    For cruise passengers
    $25 a person each way to either pier, by National Town Car
    Parking
    $15 a day
    Check prices on Booking.com
Walking and driving times are OpenStreetMap routes from each hotel's address to the terminal building, without traffic. Past a 25-minute walk we give the drive instead. Shuttle, package and parking details are from each hotel's own website, read on October 27, 2026. Room rates change daily, so we don't print them: "Check prices" opens the hotel on Booking.com, which pays us a commission if you book. It doesn't change the order of this list.

A hotel shuttle matters most if you sail from Pier 91, which no hotel is within walking distance of and no public transit serves. These are the hotels whose own websites say they run, sell or arrange a ride to the cruise terminals, as their sites read on 27 October 2026. Every one covers both piers.

Is there a free cruise shuttle?

Not from any hotel we checked. Several travel sites list free or cheap shuttles at Seattle hotels. When we went to those hotels' own websites, the ones we could read either charged for the ride or didn't mention one, so we haven't listed them. If a hotel tells you its shuttle is free, ask it to confirm that when you book.

The shuttles, hotel by hotel

The Mediterranean Inn, Lower Queen Anne. $10 a person to Pier 66 or Pier 91, from the hotel to the pier. You sign up at check-in, and the hotel doesn't publish pick-up times. It is 10 minutes from Pier 91 by car.

The Belltown Inn, Belltown. $10 a person to either pier, booked at check-in. For the day you get off the ship it sells a pier-to-airport ride at flat rates, $78 for one to three people and $105 for four to six.

The Mayflower Park Hotel, downtown. $15 a guest for the 2026 season, though the FAQ on the same page still says 2025. It is one way, and the hotel says it doesn't run a return from the terminal. Reserve it with the bellman.

The State Hotel, downtown. The ride comes only with its Cruise, Stay & Explore package: a one-way trip for two to or from Pier 66 or Pier 91, run by Seattle Express Ride and booked at least 24 hours ahead, with a $25 daily hotel credit. The package price isn't published.

The MarQueen Hotel, Lower Queen Anne. The hotel arranges transport to either terminal through a local partner, and you pay the shuttle company directly. It doesn't publish a price.

1 Hotel Seattle, South Lake Union. It partners with Evergreen Shuttle for rides from the airport and from both cruise terminals, which helps on the way back rather than on sailing day. No price is published.

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Seattle-Sea-Tac Airport, SeaTac. National Town Car runs a shuttle to Pier 66 and Pier 91 for $25 a person each way, reserved at the front desk. It is the only airport hotel we found with a cruise shuttle on its own site.

Getting back after the cruise

Most of these rides only go from the hotel to the ship. On the way home, the port's Port Valet takes checked bags from the ship to your airline if you enroll in time, and the airport guide has the transfers to Sea-Tac.

Cruise packages without a ride to the pier

Some hotels sell a cruise package that doesn't include getting to the ship.

  • The Mayflower Park's Come Sail Away package adds a $25 food or drink credit. Its shuttle is separate, at $15.
  • Inn at the Market's cruise package includes two breakfast vouchers a day and a one-way town car from Sea-Tac to the hotel, and it says transport to the terminal is not included.
  • The Edgewater offers special cruise rates by phone.

At Sea-Tac, the Hilton hotels sell a night with up to seven nights of parking, and the Coast Gateway sells park and fly stays. Hilton says some of its hotels also serve the cruise ports, so check with the hotel before you book. The Sea-Tac hotels guide compares them.

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