669 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
Leasing Office: 669 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
| Monthly Rent | Bedrooms | Bathrooms | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $900 - $1,400 | Studio - 1 Bed | Studio - 1 Bed | 1 Bath | 1 Bath | 465 - 581 sq. ft. |
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Walkability
Exceptionally walkable100 / 100
Transit
Exceptional public transit100 / 100
Driveability
Fairly drivable50 / 100
Bikeability
Moderately bikeable60 / 100
Shoppers will appreciate Louisa Hotel proximity to 1000 Madison. 1000 Madison is 1.1 miles away.
With top-notch public transportation and a TransitScore of 100, Chinatown is exceptional public transit. Within 32.5 miles of Louisa Hotel, you’ll find 12Th & Jackson, Yesler & Broadway, and Occidental Mall.
Recreational activities near Louisa Hotel are plentiful. Discover 5 parks within 1.5 miles, including Klondike Gold Rush NHP, Waterfall Garden Park, and Dr. Jose Rizal Park.
Living in Chinatown provides easy access to Seattle-Tacoma International, located just 24 minutes from Louisa Hotel. Another nearby airport is Seattle Paine Field International, located 24.5 miles away.
Washington Middle School
Grades 6-8
Public
Summit Public Schools: Sierra
Grades 9-12
Public
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School
Commute Time (Distance)
Seattle University
Drive: 3 min (1.1 mi)
Golden Gate Univ., Seattle
Drive: 5 min (1.3 mi)
Seattle Central Comm. Coll.
Drive: 5 min (1.6 mi)
South Seattle Comm. Coll.
Drive: 15 min (5.5 mi)
In 1909, the Louisa Hotel opened its doors, welcoming immigrants arriving to work in the booming Alaskan canneries. By the ‘20s and ‘30s the Chinatown/International District was abuzz with people, setting the stage for the neighborhood you know and... love today. From Waji shopping to local produce markets and museum hopping, you’ll enjoy a culturally enriching lifestyle. The CID’s heritage of local family ownership gives our community’s countless shops, restaurants and markets an authenticity unique to Seattle. Seattle’s Chinatown-International District offers more than 50 dining options for residents and visitors, from traditional tea shops, classic cocktail creations from world-famous bartenders and every variety of cuisine you can imagine. Explore dishes from China, Japan, Thailand, Korea, Vietnam and more! Numerous parks and gardens reflect the cultures and traditions of the Chinatown-International District and offer a respite from the hectic energy of city life. Seasonal celebrations are also a hallmark of this neighborhood, including Lunar New Year, Dragon Festival and the summertime Night Market. Rental amounts are dependent on income level; please contact our property manager for more information and to determine eligibility. Our units come in all sorts of shapes and sizes to suit your style. Choose from modern open studios and one-bedroom apartments in a historic architectural treasure. Our shared amenities give you engaged spaces for forging ties and making friends. Enjoy social gatherings on our top-floor rooftop deck or share a meal in our community lounge. Extras also include room to stow your bike and 24 parking stalls for those who need a space.
In 1909, the Louisa Hotel opened its doors, welcoming immigrants arriving to work in the booming Alaskan canneries. By the ‘20s and ‘30s the Chinatown/International District was abuzz with people, setting the stage for the neighborhood you know and love today. From Waji shopping to local produce markets and museum hopping, you’ll enjoy a culturally enriching lifestyle. The CID’s heritage of local family ownership gives our community’s countless shops, restaurants and markets an authenticity unique to Seattle. Seattle’s Chinatown-International District offers more than 50 dining options for residents and visitors, from traditional tea shops, classic cocktail creations from world-famous bartenders and every variety of cuisine you can imagine. Explore dishes from China, Japan, Thailand, Korea, Vietnam and more! Numerous parks and gardens reflect the cultures and traditions of the Chinatown-International District and offer a respite from the hectic energy of city life. Seasonal celebrations are also a hallmark of this neighborhood, including Lunar New Year, Dragon Festival and the summertime Night Market. Rental amounts are dependent on income level; please contact our property manager for more information and to determine eligibility. Our units come in all sorts of shapes and sizes to suit your style. Choose from modern open studios and one-bedroom apartments in a historic architectural treasure. Our shared amenities give you engaged spaces for forging ties and making friends. Enjoy social gatherings on our top-floor rooftop deck or share a meal in our community lounge. Extras also include room to stow your bike and 24 parking stalls for those who need a space.
Louisa Hotel is an apartment community in Seattle, WA
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4.9
1 Rating & Review
12/16/24
Terrible management that's rarely on-site.
Elevators always down.
Payment system screwed over everyone in the building with double charges and missing payments.
Will lose your check or say it's late to get you to pay more.
Terrible communication between management and whoever manages them.
Management has switched over 4x and they will most likely screw up your lease.
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