Hotel Hotel Shuttles

A trendy hostel offering the benefit of being out of the city and closer to Fremont’s independent art scene, Hotel Hotel is the casual backpacker’s choice for seeing Seattle’s north side. All-black private suites offer an exposed red brick wall and subway-tiled bathrooms, while bunks require shared bathrooms and lockers for storage - continental breakfast is also available in a trendy eating area, while complimentary Wi-Fi makes the space a nest for digital nomads. Without close access to the city’s light rail link, guests are encouraged to book a rental to get around town. Choose between small sedans for quiet drives across the close wooded area of Woodland Park, or go with a chartered bus to make group trips along the Fremont Cut possible. Meet-and-greet services also make drop offs a breeze through taxis lifts to Seattle-Tacoma International and informed local personal drivers ready to offer recommendations.

Enjoy everything the day’s got in store with a quick walk around the block, firstly looking forward to quirky art pieces that include the Statue of Lenin’s bronze commemoration of the communist party as well as The Fremont Rocket’s landmark rocketship. Continue west on 36th Street for a variety of unique cafes and gastropubs, spending the afternoon taste testing at places like Fremont Coffee Company and Outlander Brewery and Pub, afterwards adding a splash of greenery into the day’s urban adventures for a bit more diversity, walking along either the Burke Gilman Trail or the South Ship Trail, each lining either side of the Fremont Cut, one moving through the youthful crowd surrounding Seattle Pacific University and the other continuing toward huge tech companies like Google and Adobe. If time permits, spend some time reflecting over the day, an especially good spot being the lakeside beauty of Woodland Park and its connected beaches.