Seattle · Lower Queen Anne
The MarQueen Hotel
Typical recent rate
$199Reference price
$229Signal savings
Save 13% · $30Price checked May 26, 2026
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About this hotel
A 1918 historic boutique at 600 Queen Anne Ave N — the most characterful hotel in Lower Queen Anne, steps from Seattle Center, with a loyal repeat guest base that keeps its 8.7 score anchored above newer options.
The MarQueen Hotel earns its 8.7 guest score by delivering genuine historic boutique character — the 1918 building, exposed brick, period details — alongside a reliable restaurant and bar at $199. It's the standout for travelers who prioritize design and neighborhood atmosphere over brand points, positioned directly between Seattle Center and the Queen Anne neighborhood proper. For arts events at the Seattle Center campus, it's the most atmospheric hotel base in the area.
Signal summary
MarQueen rates move with Seattle Center programming — the strongest value windows are mid-week and weekends without major arena or festival events.
Frequently asked questions
What is the history of The MarQueen Hotel?
Built in 1918 as an apartment building, the MarQueen is one of the few surviving historic properties in Lower Queen Anne. The conversion preserved original architectural details — exposed brick, high ceilings, period fixtures — that give it a character distinctly different from newer boutiques in the neighborhood.
Is The MarQueen Hotel close to Seattle Center?
Yes — it's directly adjacent to the Seattle Center campus at 600 Queen Anne Ave N. The Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass, Pacific Science Center, and Climate Pledge Arena are all within a 5-minute walk. It's the most atmospheric base for visitors whose itinerary centers on Seattle Center events and the arts campus.
How does The MarQueen compare to The Maxwell Hotel in Lower Queen Anne?
Both are 4-star boutiques in Lower Queen Anne near Seattle Center. The MarQueen leads on historic character and neighborhood intimacy — the 1918 building and Queen Anne Ave N setting feel more embedded in the neighborhood. The Maxwell Hotel is newer with Staypineapple's signature design energy and includes a pool. For history and atmosphere, MarQueen wins. For pool access and a more contemporary feel, Maxwell is the stronger pick.
