
The Westin Seattle
Best for downtown sightseeing, convention attendees, and anyone who wants to walk to Seattle attractions and nightlife.
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The Westin Seattle is a 4-star twin-tower high-rise in downtown Seattle that suits travelers who want walkable access to Pike Place Market, the convention center, and the waterfront. Bellevue Club Hotel is an upscale private-club-style hotel on the Eastside for guests seeking a quieter setting with club facilities, on-site spa services, and multiple pools.
Updated · about 11 km apart

Best for downtown sightseeing, convention attendees, and anyone who wants to walk to Seattle attractions and nightlife.

Best for quieter Eastside stays, guests who prefer a private-club atmosphere, and travelers prioritizing on-site spa and multiple pools.
When The Westin Seattle wins: choose The Westin if you want immediate downtown access — walking distance to Pike Place Market, Westlake shopping, the monorail, and large, flexible event space for meetings or weddings.
When Bellevue Club Hotel wins: pick Bellevue Club Hotel if you want a quieter Eastside base with a private-club feel, on-site full-service spa treatments, multiple pools, and proximity to Bellevue Square and Microsoft campus.
Bottom line: both are upscale choices. Westin is the practical pick for urban convenience, transit links, and big-event needs; Bellevue Club Hotel is the better fit for a resort-like, club-focused stay on the Eastside.
| Category | The Westin Seattle | Bellevue Club Hotel |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Urban high-rise hotel focused on downtown access and business/events | Private-club-style, quieter Eastside property with club amenities |
| Location | 1900 5th Ave, downtown Seattle — walkable to Pike Place Market and convention center | 11200 SE 6th St, Bellevue (West Bellevue) — short drive to Bellevue Square and Microsoft campus |
| Size | Large: 891 guestrooms across 47 floors | Smaller: 66 guestrooms |
| Ages / policy | All ages welcome; primary guest must be 18+ to check in | Not adults-only; welcomes families and all ages |
| Pools | One heated indoor pool plus adjacent outdoor sun deck (pool welcomes all ages) | Multiple pools: 2 indoor pools and 1 outdoor pool |
| Restaurants & bars | 3 on-site venues: Relish Bistro, Relish To Go, and 1900 FIFTH Bar + Lounge | 2 restaurants, 1 bar/lounge, and a coffee shop/café |
| Spa & wellness | In-room 'Heavenly Spa' treatments only (no standalone full spa); 24-hour WestinWORKOUT fitness studio | Full-service spa on site plus health club and tennis |
| Known for | Downtown location, large meeting/event space (Grand Ballroom and ~70,000 sq ft of event venues) | Private-club atmosphere, on-site spa and extensive pool facilities |
| Parking & transfers | On-site self and valet parking (paid); electric car charging station; easy transit links to airport via Link Light Rail | Self parking (surcharge), secured parking and valet (surcharge); limo/town car service available |
The Westin Seattle sits in the heart of downtown within easy walking distance of Seattle attractions and transit.
Choose The Westin for maximum walkability to downtown sights, shopping, and convention space.
Bellevue Club Hotel is located in West Bellevue with easy driving distance to Bellevue Square and Eastside employers.
Pick Bellevue Club Hotel if you prefer a quieter base near Bellevue’s shopping and corporate centers.
The Westin Seattle offers a wide range of room types in a twin-tower high-rise with skyline views.
The Westin provides more room variety and high-rise city views — useful for larger groups and frequent business travel.
Bellevue Club Hotel has a limited number of rooms that reflect a private-club atmosphere.
Bellevue Club Hotel suits travelers who want a smaller, club-like hotel experience with comfortable in-room amenities.
The Westin Seattle runs three distinct on-site dining venues for different needs.
Westin’s dining choices are convenient for business meals, quick coffee, or casual dining in downtown Seattle.
Bellevue Club Hotel has on-site restaurants and a café with club-style dining and room service.
Bellevue Club Hotel is set up for relaxed dining and club-style meals; helpful if you want on-site breakfasts and quieter evenings.
The Westin Seattle provides a single heated indoor pool with an adjacent outdoor sun deck.
The Westin’s pool is a useful urban amenity, but it’s a single indoor facility in a large hotel.
Bellevue Club Hotel emphasizes on-site recreational facilities, including multiple pools and a full spa.
Bellevue Club Hotel is the better pick if pools and a full spa are high priorities for your stay.
The Westin focuses on fitness options and downtown evening spots.
Choose The Westin for round-the-clock fitness amenities and immediate access to downtown evening entertainment.
Bellevue Club Hotel centers wellness around its spa, pools, and club facilities.
Bellevue Club Hotel provides a calmer wellness-focused stay with more on-site spa and pool options.

The Westin Seattle — walk to Pike Place Market, the monorail, theaters, and the convention center.

Bellevue Club Hotel — multiple pools, a full-service spa, and tennis/health club on site.

The Westin Seattle — extensive event space including the Grand Ballroom and roughly 70,000 sq ft of meeting venues.

Bellevue Club Hotel — a private-club atmosphere away from downtown bustle, close to Bellevue Square and Eastside employers.
The Westin Seattle. It’s in downtown within easy walking distance of Pike Place Market, Westlake shopping, and the monorail to the Space Needle.
Bellevue Club Hotel: the supplier listing shows 2 indoor pools and 1 outdoor pool, compared with The Westin’s single heated indoor pool and outdoor sun deck.
Bellevue Club Hotel has a full-service spa on site; The Westin Seattle offers in-room 'Heavenly Spa' treatments rather than a standalone full spa facility.
The Westin Seattle — it offers extensive event space including the Grand Ballroom and large meeting capacity suited to conferences and weddings.
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