Hotels in Downtown Bellevue
The eight full-service hotels in and around the downtown core, each one profiled — the rooms, the dining, the parking rules, and how far you actually are from Bellevue Square.
Downtown Bellevue’s hotels cluster tighter than almost any other neighborhood on the Eastside: three of them sit inside The Bellevue Collection and connect to the shopping by sky bridge, three more are within a few blocks of Bellevue Way, and the last two sit at the southern edge near East Main Station. Which one is right depends less on brand than on what you want to walk to.
Each profile below covers the same ground: the room types the hotel actually publishes, what is on property to eat, how parking and pets work, the walk to light rail and the Collection, and a dated timeline of our coverage — several of these buildings we covered from the permit stage. We do not publish nightly rates; those move daily and belong on the hotel’s own booking page, which every profile links.
Planning the Trip
What to do once you have checked in, and where to eat within a few blocks of any of these lobbies.
Hotel Profiles
Grouped by where they actually sit, because in this neighborhood a two-block difference decides whether you walk or drive.
Inside The Bellevue Collection
All three connect to Bellevue Square, Lincoln Square and Bellevue Place by covered sky bridge — the shopping, the cinemas and a dozen restaurants without going outside.
Hyatt Regency Bellevue
The largest hotel downtown: 732 rooms, the biggest ballroom on the Eastside, and Daniel’s Broiler upstairs.
The Westin Bellevue
The centerpiece hotel of Lincoln Square — 337 renovated rooms, a spa, and a lap pool downstairs.
W Bellevue
The Collection’s lifestyle hotel: 245 rooms, a lake-house lobby, and a speakeasy off it.
The Downtown Core
Within a few blocks of Bellevue Way, all walkable to the Collection and Bellevue Downtown Station.
InterContinental Seattle Bellevue
The Pacific Northwest’s first InterContinental: 208 rooms inside Avenue Bellevue, a walk north of the Square.
Seattle Marriott Bellevue
The 17-story full-service Marriott: Bellevue’s first, with an M Club and the largest meeting floor of the three.
AC Hotel Bellevue
Marriott’s European-styled AC brand, a block from Old Main — pared-back rooms, no ballroom.
The Southern Edge
Both sit south of Main Street, closer to East Main Station than to Bellevue Square.
