Populus Seattle

Populus Seattle is set in a building originally constructed in 1907, preserving century-old timber beams that define the interior. Guest rooms feature Aesop bath products, T3 hairdryers, and plush robes alongside velvet headboards and built-in banquettes. Rooms include access to the Nature Library, a lounge stocked with plant-themed books and two acoustic guitars available for guest use.

Salt Harvest, the on-site restaurant, serves American and seafood cuisines with vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free options for lunch and dinner. Firn, the rooftop bar, offers cocktails and a crab dip with views of the Seattle skyline. The second-floor café provides complimentary coffee each morning for registered guests.

Populus Seattle allows pets in guest rooms and provides pet bowls for food and water upon request. A 24-hour front desk assists with any pet-related needs during the stay. The hotel maintains 24-hour security to ensure the safety of all guests, including those traveling with animals.

The hotel offers wheelchair-accessible rooms with features such as lower bathroom sinks, raised toilets, and grab rails. Auditory guidance, Braille visual aids, and tactile signs are available throughout the property. An emergency cord in the bathroom and key card access on all floors provide additional safety for guests with mobility needs.

Populus Seattle is located within a 2-minute walk of Lumen Field and 300 meters from King Street Station. Guests have access to a fitness center with two Pelotons, hand weights up to 75 lbs, and a full set of cardio machines. Valet parking is offered at a rate of $80 per night, and a nearby Butler Garage provides a $50 overnight alternative.

Rooms: Century-old timber beams, Aesop bath products

Dining: Salt Harvest restaurant & Firn rooftop bar

Pet-Friendly: Pet bowls & 24-hour security

Accessibility: Wheelchair access & Braille aids

Location: 2-minute walk to Lumen Field & 300m to King Street Station

Fitness: Pelotons, hand weights up to 75 lbs