Best rooms at Sheraton Grand Seattle — ranked for views, value and families

Best rooms for views

Deluxe Room, City View is the straightforward choice if you want a clear downtown window seat and a city-facing view; the hotel lists this room type with a city view and it’s configured for up to 4 guests. Many Deluxe City View rooms include a window bench and a desk area for looking out over the skyline.

If you want more space and panoramic outlooks, book Suite, 1 Bedroom or Junior Suite, 1 Bedroom — suites include separate living areas and are shown in hotel materials with harbor or city views.

Higher floors near the Pike St. Tower (where the pool and fitness center sit on the 35th floor) generally give the best skyline and water sightlines.

• Deluxe Room, City View — city-facing window bench and desk (listed at 338 sq. ft.).
• Suite, 1 Bedroom & Junior Suite, 1 Bedroom — separate living area, larger windows and views.
• Corner rooms (examples: some Premium Room layouts) typically give wider vistas than interior rooms.

Best rooms for families and groups

If you’re traveling with kids, choose Room or Deluxe Room, City View with the 2 Double Beds configuration so everyone can sleep comfortably. The hotel markets itself as family-friendly and offers cribs on request.

Suites (Suite, 1 Bedroom and Junior Suite, 1 Bedroom) give families extra living space to spread out, and room types that accept 4 guests are helpful for families who prefer one room rather than booking two.

• Room (1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds) — option to book two doubles for families.
• Deluxe Room, City View (1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds) — sleeps up to 4, city view.
• Suite, 1 Bedroom & Junior Suite, 1 Bedroom — living area separates sleeping space for kids and adults.

Best rooms for value

For most travelers wanting a balance of cost and comfort, Premium Room or Club Room (if available in your rate) offer upgraded furnishings without the suite price. Exact nightly rates fluctuate and are not provided here; check current rates through the hotel or booking channels.

Deluxe Room, City View is often a good value when you want a view without upgrading to a suite — it’s listed at 338 sq. ft. and accepts either 1 King Bed or 2 Double Beds.

• Premium Room — upgraded room features compared with base Room.
• Club Room — may include club/club lounge access depending on the rate (confirm at booking).
• Deluxe Room, City View — larger footprint (338 sq. ft.) and a window seat for modest extra cost.

Best rooms for business travelers

If you need a workspace, look for rooms that highlight a desk and window seating — many Deluxe Room, City View and Premium Room layouts show a work table and desk area in the hotel’s materials.

Club Room may be worth a look if your rate includes Sheraton Club Lounge access; the hotel renovated its club lounge during recent updates, but confirm whether your booking includes lounge access.

• Deluxe Room, City View — desk and window bench for laptop work.
• Premium Room — larger work surfaces in some layouts.
• Club Room — potential lounge access for meetings and quieter space (confirm at booking).

Accessible rooms and special needs

Sheraton Grand Seattle offers accessible room types; examples in the room list include Room (Mobility/, Tub) and Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr). These room names are listed exactly in hotel materials and indicate multiple accessibility configurations.

The property provides accessible routes to the pool and fitness center, a pool hoist, wheelchairs on site, and assistive-listening devices. If you need specific features (grab bars, roll-in shower dimensions, hearing-impaired alarms), request and confirm them directly with the hotel before arrival.

• Room (Mobility/, Tub) — mobility-accessible option with tub.
• Room (Mobility/Hearing Access, Roll-in Shwr) — roll-in shower and hearing-accessible features.
• Accessible paths to pool and fitness center; pool has a self-operating lift or sloped entry.

What to expect on-site and nearby

Sheraton Grand Seattle sits at 1400 6th Ave in downtown Seattle beside the Washington State Convention Center. The hotel emphasizes a 35th-floor pool and bi-level fitness center with skyline and Puget Sound views; the indoor pool is open daily from 5:30 AM to 11:00 PM and is complimentary for guests.

On-site dining options include Alder & Ash (New American), Vivienne's Bistro (Asian-fusion), Fountain Wine Bar, and an on-site Starbucks marketplace. The hotel has extensive event space across multiple ballrooms and meeting rooms, useful if you’re attending a convention at the adjacent convention center.

• Address: 1400 6th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101.
• Heated indoor pool on 35th floor (open 5:30 AM–11:00 PM).
• Fitness center on 35th floor (bi-level; Peloton bikes; open 24 hours).
• Nearby: Pike Place Market and Seattle Art Museum are roughly a 5–10 minute walk.