Area Attractions

Seattle's premier shopping and entertainment center features household names such as Tiffany & Co., J. Crew, Ann Taylor, L'Occitane, and Barnes & Noble. The top floor houses an 11-screen AMC Theatres complex.

The original flagship Nordstrom store is steps from our welcome mat - connected via skybridge to Pacific Place Shopping Center. Founded in Seattle in 1901, Nordstrom is a popular upscale department store chain that sells clothing, accessories, handbags, jewelry, cosmetics, fragrances, and home furnishings.

Since 1907, Pike Place Market has been the soul of Seattle and the source of some of the best locally grown produce, fresh seafood, specialty food, handmade gifts and independently owned shops and boutiques. From their humble beginnings, when farmers sold fruits and vegetables from horse-drawn carriages on the cobblestones; to today, as they welcome more than 15 million visitors annually.

In just two blocks from our lobby, Westlake Center is a glass enclosed, high-energy, urban shopping center. This four story retail pavilion offers a mix of national retailers, a unique selection of the finest regional shops, and a food court on the top floor.

Hop on the monorail at Westlake Shopping Center to see Seattle in 360 at the Space Needle. Built for the 1962 World’s Fair, the cities top attraction is newly renovated to feature the world’s first and only rotating glass floor with two café’s at the top to enjoy a bite to eat while you take in the city’s sights.

Located next to the Space Needle at Seattle Center, Chihuly Garden and Glass museum has quickly become a fan favorite. Featuring stunning hand blown glass in all shapes, sizes and colors, Chihuly is known to be a highlight of any Seattle vacation.

Dedicated to artistic inquiry, a rich visitor experience, and civic responsibility, the Frye’s primary catalyst for engagement with contemporary art and artists is Charles and Emma Frye’s founding collection of late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century art by Munich-based artists. Admission is free.

The Seattle Art Museum has undergone an $86 million-dollar expansion. Drop in to see extensive permanent collections, exciting international exhibitions, and a diverse lineup of programs.

Take a jog and experience beautiful sculptures in an outdoor setting, while enjoying the incredible views and beauty from Myrtle Edwards Park of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound.

The Paramount offers performances from hit Broadway Musicals to must-see Concerts and top-rated Comedy acts. The incredibly diverse schedule runs year-round. For more information check with the hotel concierge or the Paramount Box Office. Or check the monthly schedule by genre to select the performance you’ll find most entertaining.

Home of World Champions Seattle Seahawks and the Seattle Sounders FC, Lumen Field is just a 7-minute light-rail ride away from the Grand Hyatt Seattle. With the loudest fans in the NFL, the atmosphere at Lumen Field is electric on gameday! The Seattle Sounders FC Major League Soccer, Seattle’s newest World Champion franchise began play in March, 2009 setting league records for attendance.

Since the Inaugural Game on July 15, 1999, T-Mobile Park has gained a reputation locally, regionally and nationally as a terrific setting for baseball and a great place for baseball fans. While enjoying a Seattle Dog and cheering on the Mariners, fans at T-Mobile Park will have an experience unequaled in Major League Baseball.

An active stratovolcano (also known as a composite volcano), Mount Rainier is a glacier, a rainforest and subalpine ecology.

Deciding whether to work-up an appetite, or work-off your meal will be the only dilemma at this creative venue where kayak rentals and post-trip margaritas with Baja inspired cuisine are on the menu.

Enjoy Seattle sailing and paddling adventures on Lake Washington. Classes include all levels in rowing, sailing, and sail boarding, and beginning canoe and kayaking for youth and adults.

Learn to sail from the premier sailing club in the Pacific Northwest since 1992.