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Hotels in Fremont Seattle: Where to Stay Near the Troll

Fremont has very few hotels, and Staybridge Suites on Aurora Avenue North is your main option. See what it offers, what you can walk to nearby, and where else to look.

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Frequently asked questions

No. Fremont has very few hotels, and Staybridge Suites Seattle - Fremont on Aurora Avenue North is the main option in the neighborhood.

Yes. The hotel welcomes pets and has a dedicated rooftop area for dogs. Check with the hotel for its current pet policy.

Yes. Each of its 120 suites has a fully equipped kitchen, which works well for families and longer stays.

Nearby Ballard, Queen Anne and the University District are good neighborhoods to check for more lodging options.

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Public art, a Sunday market and quirky landmarks give Fremont its character, but hotels in Fremont, Seattle are few. Your main choice is Staybridge Suites Seattle - Fremont at 3926 Aurora Avenue North, an all-suite hotel that welcomes pets and offers kitchens, an indoor heated pool and a rooftop deck. If it is booked, nearby Ballard, Queen Anne and the University District make sensible backups.

Why Rooms Are Scarce in Fremont

Fremont is a compact, residential neighborhood. It is known for public art, a Sunday market and quirky landmarks rather than big lodging, so you will not find a long row of hotels here. Book ahead, especially for busy weekends, and keep a nearby neighborhood in mind as your second option.

Your Main Hotel in Fremont

Staybridge Suites Seattle - Fremont

Settle into one of 120 suites on Aurora Avenue North, each with a fully equipped kitchen, an easy fit for families, longer stays and anyone who likes to cook. Start the day with complimentary breakfast and keep your bags light with free laundry. Then work out in the fitness room or unwind in the indoor heated pool and spa. Come evening, head up to the rooftop deck, where you will find grills and views over Lake Union and downtown.

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Bring your dog along, too, since the hotel is pet friendly and sets aside a rooftop area for dogs. You are just off I-5 at exit 169, minutes from downtown and the University of Washington, with connections to several major bus lines. Weekday evening receptions and parking are also offered, but check with the hotel directly for current details, policies and rates, since these can change.

Check each business's own website for current details before you book.

Explore From Your Fremont Base

Stay here and you are close to the neighborhood's best-known sights, including the Troll's Knoll area. Fill your days with a few easy outings:

  • Fremont Sunday Market: Browse this year-round Sunday market at 3401 Evanston Ave N (spring and summer) or 701 N Northlake Way (fall and winter). Hours have been 10 am to 4 pm, so confirm before you go, and see our Fremont Sunday Market guide.
  • Fremont Peak Park: Head up to this half-acre park on a bluff, built largely by volunteers, for wide views and an art path inspired by the Minotaur myth. Read more in our Fremont Peak Park overview.
  • Fremont Library: Stop by this City of Seattle landmark at 731 N 35th St, designated in 2003, and learn more on our Fremont Library page.
  • Fremont P-Patch: Stroll past this 28-plot community garden at N 40th St and Woodland Park Ave N, part of the city's P-Patch program since 1995.

More Hotels Near Fremont

If Fremont's rooms are full, look just beyond its edges. Ballard, Queen Anne and the University District are all close by and offer more lodging choices. Compare them with our Seattle neighborhood guides, then plan your days with our list of things to do in Seattle.

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