
Hyatt Regency Seattle
Best for big groups, conferences, and travelers who want extensive meeting space and multiple on-site dining options.
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Hyatt Regency Seattle is a large, convention-focused downtown hotel that suits business groups and families. Thompson Seattle is an upscale lifestyle hotel near Pike Place Market for travelers who want a boutique stay and close waterfront access.
Updated · about 0.2 km apart

Best for big groups, conferences, and travelers who want extensive meeting space and multiple on-site dining options.

Best for couples or leisure travelers who want an upscale, lifestyle hotel steps from Pike Place Market and a terrace/rooftop vibe.
Hyatt Regency Seattle wins when you need big meeting and event space, easy access to the convention center, many on-site dining options, and a full-service, all-ages downtown base.
Thompson Seattle wins when you prefer a smaller, lifestyle property close to Pike Place Market, want a boutique feel and terrace/rooftop dining, and value a more intimate downtown stay.
Bottom line: Choose Hyatt Regency Seattle for conventions, families, and groups that need scale and event facilities. Choose Thompson Seattle for a downtown boutique experience with direct Pike Place Market access and a rooftop/terrace atmosphere.
| Category | Hyatt Regency Seattle | Thompson Seattle |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large, polished convention and business hotel | Upscale lifestyle boutique near Pike Place Market |
| Location (address) | 808 Howell St, Seattle, WA 98101 (adjacent to Washington State Convention Center) | 110 Stewart St, Seattle, WA 98101 (steps from Pike Place Market) |
| Distance between properties | about 0.2 km to Thompson Seattle | |
| Size (guestrooms) | 1,260 guestrooms | 150 guestrooms |
| Ages / policy | All ages welcome (family- and business-oriented) | |
| Pools | No on-site pool or hot tub | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | Three on-site dining venues (Andare Kitchen & Bar, Daniel's Broiler, Market grab-and-go) | One restaurant and a bar/lounge (breakfast served for a fee; terrace) |
| Spa / wellness | No on-site spa; guests can use Elaia Spa at Hyatt at Olive 8 (day passes/services) | Not published |
| Meeting & event space | Very large — 103,000 sq ft and multiple ballrooms/45 meeting rooms | Conference space ~6,229 sq ft (579 m²) |
| Known for | Convention facilities, large ballroom capacity, central downtown location | Steps from Pike Place Market, terrace/rooftop dining and boutique service |
| Parking & transport | Covered self-parking for a fee; EV charging, nearby light-rail/Monorail access | Valet parking (surcharge); preferred airport SEA listed |
Hyatt Regency Seattle sits in the central business district two short blocks from the Washington State Convention Center.
Better if you want a convention-area base with direct business-district access.
Thompson Seattle is positioned steps from Pike Place Market and the waterfront.
Better if you want immediate Pike Place Market access and a compact downtown location.
Hyatt Regency Seattle has a very large room inventory across standard rooms and suites.
Better if you want many room-type choices and availability for large groups.
Thompson Seattle is a smaller lifestyle hotel with a range of city- and water-view room types.
Better if you prefer a boutique inventory with specific city or water-view room options.
Hyatt Regency Seattle offers several on-site dining choices for different needs.
Better if you want multiple on-site concepts for families and business meals.
Thompson Seattle provides a single main restaurant and bar/lounge with terrace service.
Better if you prefer a focused, lifestyle dining experience close to Pike Place Market.
Hyatt Regency Seattle does not have an on-site pool or hot tub.
Not a fit if an on-site pool is a priority; good for guests who prioritize meeting space instead.
Thompson Seattle highlights a terrace and rooftop-style features; pool information is not published.
Pool details are not published; assume terrace/rooftop focus rather than a swim facility unless confirmed.
Hyatt Regency Seattle covers fitness and nearby spa access for wellness needs.
Better if you want a full fitness facility and easy access to a nearby full-service spa.
Thompson Seattle focuses on a lifestyle hotel experience with a terrace and a bar/lounge.
Better for evening drinks and city nightlife; confirm on-site wellness options before booking if needed.

Hyatt Regency Seattle — 103,000 sq ft of meeting space and multiple large ballrooms make it the clear choice for conferences and large weddings.

Thompson Seattle — steps from Pike Place Market and the waterfront for sightseeing and market access.

Hyatt Regency Seattle — 1,260 rooms and family-friendly policies suit groups and families needing multiple rooms.

Thompson Seattle — smaller, upscale lifestyle property with terrace/rooftop-style dining for a more intimate stay.
Hyatt Regency Seattle — it has far more meeting and ballroom space and is designed for large conventions.
Thompson Seattle — it's steps from Pike Place Market and the Seattle Waterfront.
Hyatt Regency Seattle does not have an on-site pool; Thompson Seattle's supplier listing does not publish pool details, so confirm with the property if a pool is required.
No. Both properties are open to travelers of all ages (not adults-only).
Hyatt Regency Seattle guests can arrange services and limited day-passes at Elaia Spa at Hyatt at Olive 8; Thompson's listing notes a nearby health/beauty spa but does not publish on-site spa details.
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