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Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Kirkland
Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Kirkland
The Heathman Hotel
The Heathman Hotel
Quality Inn Kirkland
Quality Inn Kirkland
Baymont by Wyndham Seattle/Kirkland WA
Baymont by Wyndham Seattle/Kirkland WA
Lakeview Hotel
Lakeview Hotel
The Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa on Lake Washington
The Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa on Lake Washington
Staypineapple, The Maxwell Hotel, Seattle Center Seattle
Staypineapple, The Maxwell Hotel, Seattle Center Seattle
Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center
Four Points by Sheraton Downtown Seattle Center
The Paramount Hotel
The Paramount Hotel
Warwick Seattle
Warwick Seattle
Archer Hotel Seattle/Redmond
Archer Hotel Seattle/Redmond
Redmond Inn
Redmond Inn
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Seattle-Bothell, WA
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Seattle-Bothell, WA
Sonesta Select Seattle Bellevue Redmond
Sonesta Select Seattle Bellevue Redmond
Snoqualmie Inn by Hotel America
Snoqualmie Inn by Hotel America
McMenamins Anderson School
McMenamins Anderson School
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Everett by IHG
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Everett by IHG
Hotel 116, A Coast Hotel Bellevue
Hotel 116, A Coast Hotel Bellevue
Eastgate Hotel, BW Signature Collection
Eastgate Hotel, BW Signature Collection
Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-North/Lynnwood
Hampton Inn & Suites Seattle-North/LynnwoodCheck out pet-friendly hotels in Kirkland
The Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa on Lake Washington
The Woodmark Hotel & Still Spa on Lake WashingtonGo beyond your typical stay in Kirkland
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Downtown Kirkland
Lake Washington shines as the star of Downtown Kirkland, where waterfront paths and sandy beaches invite leisurely strolls. Art lovers can hop between local galleries and the Kirkland Arts Center, while music fans catch summer concerts at Marina Park. The Cross Kirkland Corridor offers scenic trails for walkers and cyclists looking to stretch their legs after browsing boutique shops. Pacific Northwest cuisine dominates the dining scene, with waterfront restaurants serving fresh seafood alongside spectacular lake views. Most visitors stay in charming boutique hotels or bed & breakfasts within walking distance of downtown attractions. King County Metro buses connect easily to Seattle and Bellevue when you're ready to explore beyond this walkable waterfront gem.
Juanita
Juanita's lakeside charm pulls you into a Pacific Northwest paradise without the downtown crowds. Lake Washington sparkles at your doorstep with sandy swimming spots at Juanita Beach Park. Nature lovers can explore wetland boardwalks at Juanita Bay Park, where herons and ducks make surprise appearances among the reeds. Tree-lined streets connect these natural gems with quiet coves perfect for sunset watching. The neighborhood has limited dining options, with just a few casual cafes serving comfort food. Most visitors opt for vacation rentals in mid-century homes nestled among towering Douglas firs, though you'll need a car to explore beyond this peaceful residential retreat.
Totem Lake
Surrounded by a 17.2-acre park, this Kirkland neighborhood features a two-acre lake and is adjacent to the Cross Kirkland Corridor linear park and trail, perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Everest
Everest neighborhood gives you that perfect suburban escape just outside Seattle's hustle. Stroll along tree-lined streets with views of Lake Washington before heading to nearby Juanita Bay Park for a nature fix. The peaceful vibe makes it ideal for travelers who want to experience authentic Pacific Northwest living while keeping city attractions within reach. Finding food means a quick drive to downtown Kirkland where local restaurants await. Most visitors stay in vacation rentals or townhouses with full kitchens and plenty of parking. A car is pretty much essential here, though rideshares are readily available for trips to Seattle's Space Needle or Pike Place Market.
North Rose Hill
North Rose Hill offers a peaceful retreat from city bustle with tree-lined streets and family-friendly parks. Rose Hill Meadows Park provides walking trails and open fields for outdoor enthusiasts. The residential streets feel authentically suburban with contemporary homes and manicured lawns. Nearby attractions include The Village at Totem Lake and Peter Kirk Park. Casual family restaurants and affordable dining spots dot the neighborhood, making meal options easy to find. Most visitors stay in vacation rentals or family homes with full kitchens and ample parking. While public transit is limited, having a car gives you convenient access to downtown Kirkland and Seattle's attractions.
Top landmarks in Kirkland
Juanita Beach Park
Juanita Bay Park
Marina Park
Kirkland Urban
Bellevue Golf Course
Kirkland Performance Center
The Village at Totem Lake
Bridle Trails State Park
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Along the shores of Lake Washington, bronze sculptures punctuate a waterfront where locals sip wine while watching Seattle's skyline shimmer across the water. Marina Park buzzes with picnics and paddleboarders launching into the lake. The Kirkland Performance Center hosts everything from comedy to classical in an intimate venue where every seat feels close to the action. Juanita Beach Park offers sandy shores that fill with families on sunny afternoons. Art galleries showcase Northwest artists in spaces where you can chat with gallery owners. Saint Edward State Park's trails wind through old-growth forest revealing lake vistas. Downtown's restaurants serve fresh-caught seafood, best enjoyed at outdoor tables as the lake turns golden at sunset.
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Executive Hotel Pacific
"The staff were amazing very helpful and friendly. The rooms need to be updated the bathrooms looked run down and need work. It’s an ok place for a night of sleep but I won’t do an extended stay there."
Hyatt Regency Seattle
"Clean, comfortable and quiet room. Great bed."
Crowne Plaza Seattle - Downtown by IHG
"Its ok nothing special or specific pretty standard"
The Belltown Inn
"It is an older hotel but maintained well. We stayed here before and after our cruise and will do it again. The employees are very friendly and will help you if they can. They have a security guard 24/7. The front door is locked. They have coffee and cold water for you all the time. The AC is a quiet AC being an older building. Walking distance to the Parket and the needle."
Coast Gateway Hotel
"It’s a fine hotel for a quick trip to the airport. They have limited shuttles and no flexibility (at least for early morning - all shuttles were full). Check in staff were very kind and knowledgeable."
Quality Inn SeaTac Airport-Seattle
"Good"
The Boylston Hotel Capitol Hill
"Would stay here again when visiting Seattle! Great location"
Renaissance Seattle Hotel
"The room was clean but it has some issues. For example the shower head was falling out of the wall and the floors were wet when we checked into our room. We were also told we were only aloud one water bottle a day which seemed crazy. But overall it was clean and safe and has water and food for purchase."
citizenM Seattle Pioneer Square
"I absolutely love this hotel. The location is also perfect."