Superior Room, Bay View

The window at Lotte Hotel Seattle frames Elliott Bay and downtown Seattle vistas. It is a window view rather than a private outdoor space, so it suits guests who want to watch the city and water from a comfortable, climate-controlled room.

The bathroom has a rainfall showerhead and is stocked with bathrobes, designer toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels, a hair dryer, and a toothbrush and toothpaste.

Yes. The room has a desk and desk chair with space for a laptop, free WiFi, a phone, an in-room safe, an iron and ironing board, and complimentary daily newspapers. Coffee, tea and espresso makers and an electric kettle are in the room. The 24-hour fitness center on the 3rd floor is covered by the Urban Experience Fee.

Charlotte Restaurant & Lounge is on the 16th floor, serving seasonal Pacific Northwest cuisine with views of Elliott Bay, downtown and the Olympic Mountains. Reservations are strongly encouraged. Le SPA de l'hôtel LOTTE is on the 3rd floor, open daily 10 AM to 7 PM, with a sauna and steam room. Spa treatments need advance reservations. The hotel does not have a swimming pool.

The hotel is at 809 5th Avenue in downtown Seattle. Pioneer Square Link light rail station is about 257 m away, and the Sky View Observatory at Columbia Center is about 650 ft away. Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum are each roughly a 15-minute walk. Link light rail reaches Sea-Tac Airport in about 36–40 minutes.

Check-in begins at 4:00 PM. The reservation holder must be at least 21 and show a photo ID and credit card. Valet parking is available, with tiered rates starting at $30 for up to two hours. The garage has a 6'6" height limit. Dogs up to 40 lbs are welcome (maximum two) for a one-time $100 pet fee. The hotel is 100% non-smoking.

The room is built around a single 1 King Bed and is set up to sleep 3 guests. At 281 sq. ft., it suits a couple traveling with one additional guest comfortably sharing the space, rather than a family needing separate sleeping areas.

Yes. With its king bed, turndown service, and bay or city-facing window, the room is sized and furnished for a couple, with enough room for a short city stay rather than extended lounging space.

The room includes a coffee/tea maker, electric kettle, and espresso maker, along with free bottled water and a minibar, so guests can make hot drinks or grab a cold drink without leaving the room.

At 281 sq. ft. with one king bed, the Superior Room, Bay View is an entry-level category at Lotte Hotel Seattle. Higher categories in the hotel's 44-story tower typically add more space and upgraded views, while this room keeps the core comforts — rainfall shower, 55-inch TV, and full work desk — in a more compact footprint.

Yes. The desk and desk chair, laptop workspace, phone, and daily housekeeping make it workable for a multi-night business stay, and the iron/ironing board and daily newspapers add the kind of routine comforts that suit travelers settling in for several days.

It can work for a parent and child sharing the king bed, since the room sleeps 3, and connecting rooms are available for families who want separate sleeping space while staying side by side.

Guests get free WiFi, a 55-inch flat-screen TV with digital channels, an in-room safe, daily newspapers, and turndown service. The hotel's Urban Experience Fee separately adds 24-hour fitness center access and a spa credit toward treatments at Le SPA de l'hôtel LOTTE.

Yes. The bedroom features hypo-allergenic bedding and a pillow menu, letting guests select pillow types suited to their comfort or sensitivities, alongside standard climate control for heating and air conditioning.