Hyatt Regency Seattle age and kids policy: what families need to know
Hyatt Regency Seattle is family-friendly — children of all ages are welcome. Up to 3 kids age 17 and under may stay free in a room with adults; the hotel is not adults-only and does not include meals in room rates.
In this guide
- Who can check in and general age rules
- Kids policy: who stays free and crib/highchair availability
- Room types and family sleep options
- Dining, meal charges, and kid-friendly menus
- On-site facilities families should know about
- Practical tips for families (parking, pets, accessibility)
- Nearby family attractions and getting around
Who can check in and general age rules
The minimum check-in age at Hyatt Regency Seattle is 21. The front desk is staffed 24 hours and offers express check-in and express check-out.
The hotel is family- and business-oriented (not an adults-only property), so families and convention groups routinely stay here.
- Check-in begins at 4:00 PM and runs until midnight.
- Check-out is before 11:00 AM.
- Front desk open 24 hours; express check-in/check-out available.
Kids policy: who stays free and crib/highchair availability
Hyatt Regency Seattle allows children of all ages. According to the hotel and booking platforms, up to 3 children age 17 and under stay free when using existing bedding in the parents' room.
Cribs and highchairs are available on request; if you need either, request them in advance through the front desk or your booking channel to help ensure availability.
- Up to 3 kids (17 and under) may stay free in a room with adults using existing beds.
- Cribs/highchairs: available on request (ask ahead to confirm).
- Service animals are exempt from pet rules and pose no additional fee.
Room types and family sleep options
Room choices that work for families include rooms with two beds and suites with extra sleeping space. Exact room names to book are Room, Corner; Room; Room (Shower); Room, Bathtub; Room (High Floor); Standard Room; Executive Suite; and Suite (Regency).
Some suites (Executive Suite, Suite (Regency)) list a Queen Sofa Bed in addition to a King Bed, which can make sleeping arrangements easier for families who need separate sleep surfaces.
- Room, Corner — 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds.
- Room; Room (Shower); Room, Bathtub; Room (High Floor); Standard Room — options with 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds.
- Executive Suite — 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed.
- Suite (Regency) — 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed.
| Room type | Typical beds |
|---|---|
| Room, Corner | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Standard Room / Room / Room (Shower) / Room, Bathtub / Room (High Floor) | 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds |
| Executive Suite / Suite (Regency) | 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed |
Dining, meal charges, and kid-friendly menus
Hyatt Regency Seattle is not an all-inclusive property — room rates do not include meals. A cooked-to-order breakfast is offered daily for an additional fee (published approximations show roughly $29 adults / $15 children on third-party sites).
On-site dining includes Andare Kitchen & Bar (Italian, serves breakfast/lunch/dinner), Daniel's Broiler (steakhouse, dinner), and The Market (grab-and-go). Andare and The Market offer options suitable for kids.
- Andare Kitchen & Bar — breakfast, lunch, dinner; hours vary by meal (breakfast starting 6:30 AM).
- Daniel's Broiler — dinner service; independently operated (Hyatt room dining credits may not apply).
- The Market — grab-and-go café with extended hours for quick child-friendly items.
| Dining outlet | Typical meal(s) |
|---|---|
| Andare Kitchen & Bar | Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (family-friendly Italian options) |
| Daniel's Broiler | Dinner (steakhouse; reservations recommended) |
| The Market | Grab-and-go, coffee, snacks (Level 2) |
On-site facilities families should know about
Hyatt Regency Seattle does not have an on-site pool or hot tub. Families wanting pool access should plan alternatives — the hotel can arrange spa/day-pass access at the nearby Elaia Spa at Hyatt at Olive 8, which includes pool and spa amenities for guests who meet the spa’s age rules.
The hotel does offer a 24-hour fitness center with Peloton bikes and Technogym equipment, free for guests, which can be useful if older kids or teens want to exercise.
- No on-site pool or hot tub at Hyatt Regency Seattle.
- Elaia Spa at Hyatt at Olive 8 — day passes available; spa services have a minimum age (16+) and require parental presence for ages 16–17.
- 24-hour fitness center (6th floor) with Peloton bikes — free to hotel guests.
| Facility | Family note |
|---|---|
| Swimming pool | No on-site pool; consider nearby hotels or Elaia Spa day passes |
| Fitness center | Open 24 hours; free for guests; Peloton bikes and strength/cardio gear |
| Spa access | Elaia Spa day passes available; spa minimum age 16 for services |
Practical tips for families (parking, pets, accessibility)
The hotel offers covered self-parking for a fee (in/out privileges and EV charging available); height restrictions apply in the garage. Pets are allowed under Hyatt’s pet policy, but service animals are exempt from pet fees.
Hyatt Regency Seattle is wheelchair accessible and provides accessible rooms and public spaces. If you require an accessible room, request it when booking and reconfirm before arrival.
- Covered self-parking on-site (fee; EV charging available; height restrictions).
- Pet policy: pets allowed (fees apply, weight limits apply); service animals exempt.
- Wheelchair accessible public areas and accessible guest rooms available on request.
Nearby family attractions and getting around
Hyatt Regency Seattle sits at 808 Howell St in downtown Seattle, two short blocks from the Washington State Convention Center and within walking distance of many downtown sights. Several family attractions are within a reasonable walk.
Public transit options include the Seattle Center Monorail a few blocks away and the Link light rail to/from the airport; these can be convenient for families who prefer not to use taxis or rideshares.
- Pike Place Market — roughly an 11-minute walk.
- Seattle Waterfront / Great Wheel — about a 9–17 minute walk depending on destination.
- Seattle Center / Space Needle — reachable via the Monorail (Monorail station ~3 blocks away).
- Link light rail (Westlake/Westlake Ave Hub) — about a short walk to downtown connections including the airport.
| Attraction | Approximate on-foot time from hotel |
|---|---|
| Pike Place Market | About 11 minutes |
| Seattle Waterfront / Great Wheel | About 9–17 minutes |
| Space Needle / Seattle Center (via Monorail) | Monorail is ~3 blocks away; ride to Seattle Center is short |
