HYROX SIMULATION

Seattle offers accommodation across central districts and residential neighbourhoods. Downtown provides hotels, serviced apartments and extended-stay properties close to major attractions, offices and the waterfront. Belltown contains hotels, apartments and guest accommodation in a dense urban setting between Downtown and Seattle Center. Capitol Hill includes hotels, boutique properties, guesthouses and short-term apartments alongside restaurants, cafés and cultural venues. South Lake Union features modern hotels and apartment-style accommodation near business and technology facilities. Queen Anne offers hotels, inns and residential rentals with access to Seattle Center and surrounding streets. Pioneer Square contains historic buildings adapted for hotels, apartments and other guest accommodation. The wider city also includes bed-and-breakfast properties, motels, hostels and furnished apartments, providing a range of accommodation types in both central and neighbourhood settings.

Seattle is served by Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, commonly known as SEA, south of the city. Sound Transit’s Link light rail 1 Line connects SEA Airport with downtown Seattle and continues through central and northern parts of the city, including Westlake Station. The line operates through downtown with multiple stops, while King County Metro buses provide local connections across Seattle and surrounding communities. Intercity rail services use King Street Station, which serves Amtrak routes and is located near Pioneer Square and the stadium district. Road access includes Interstate 5 through Seattle, Interstate 90 from the east and State Route 99 along the central waterfront corridor. Paid street parking operates in many central areas, and downtown parking garages provide additional spaces. Airport taxis, rideshare services and shuttle vehicles use the airport’s ground transportation facilities.