Kasa Capitol Hill Seattle

In addition to your private space, you can enjoy the following:

Additional amenities

• Fitness center

• Rooftop deck

• Bike storage

• Shared laundry room, open 24/7

Please note

• Guests are required to complete a Pre-Arrival Checklist, which includes a virtual ID check, and the option to request early check-in (subject to availability). We operate through a Virtual Front Desk, and self check-in is entirely contactless. We'll send you instructions on accessing our property and your Kasa before you arrive. Questions? Contact us 24/7.

• One approved animal is allowed per unit at a nightly fee of $8-30/night based on length of stay. Pet registration is required prior to arrival.

• Our property does not have on-site parking, but parking options are available nearby.

• Housekeeping services are only provided upon request at an additional cost.

Capitol Hill is Seattle's most lived-in neighborhood and the city's nightlife capital, with a dense, creative urban core just east of downtown. It's also Seattle's historic LGBTQ+ neighborhood, which displays a wealth of character and history.

The Pike/Pine corridor, Capitol Hill's main artery, runs right outside your door. That single stretch packs in live music venues, independent coffee roasters, vintage clothing stores, indie bookshops, and some of Seattle's most celebrated restaurants — so morning coffee, afternoon shopping, and evening dinner are just a short walk away..

When you want green space, Volunteer Park crowns the top of the hill: 48 acres of Olmsted Brothers designed gardens, the Seattle Asian Art Museum, a 1912 glass conservatory, and skyline views of downtown Seattle and Puget Sound. Cal Anderson Park, the neighborhood's central gathering spot, draws locals year-round with a reflecting pool, tiered fountain, open lawns, and tennis and basketball courts.

Don’t miss out on our favorite neighborhood spots:

• Taylor Shellfish Oyster Bar — Pacific Northwest oyster bar in Melrose Market, sourced from a family farm operating since 1890, under 0.1 miles away

• Canon — Whiskey and cocktail bar with one of America's largest spirits collections (4,000+ labels), about 0.3 miles away

• Pinoyshki Bakery & Cafe — Filipino-Russian piroshki bakery, the successor to Piroshki on 3rd of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives fame, about 0.3 miles away

• Cascina Spinasse — Acclaimed Piedmontese Italian restaurant known for handmade tajarin pasta, a neighborhood mainstay since 2008, about 0.4 miles away

• Elliott Bay Book Company — Independent bookstore founded in 1973, stocking 150,000+ titles in a renovated 1918 warehouse and hosting 500+ author events a year, 0.4 miles away

• Glo's — Beloved Seattle breakfast institution since 1987, LGBTQ-owned and famous for five eggs benedict variations; reopened in 2023 above Capitol Hill Station, about 0.4 miles away

• Vermillion — Cocktail bar inside a working art gallery, a neighborhood institution since 2008, about 0.4 miles away

• Pike Place Market — Iconic 9-acre public market on the downtown waterfront, continuously operating since 1907 and one of the oldest farmers' markets in the U.S., with 200+ independent shops, fishmongers, and craft vendors, 1 mile away

How do you get around Capitol Hill? On foot, most of the time. The neighborhood earns a Walk Score of 99, and the basics (coffee, groceries, restaurants, bars, parks) are all within a few blocks. Cal Anderson Park is one block away, and Pike Place Market is about a mile west on foot.

When you want transit, the Capitol Hill Link light rail station (Sound Transit's 1 Line) is a short walk away. From there, it's about three minutes to downtown Seattle, six minutes to the University District, and roughly 40 minutes to Sea-Tac International Airport — all on a single train, no transfers. King County Metro bus routes 8, 11, 43, 49, and 60 stop nearby, and the First Hill Streetcar runs along Broadway a few blocks west.

For shorter trips, Lime bikes and scooters are stationed throughout the neighborhood, and rideshares are easy to call. If you bring a car, I-5 is less than a mile west, and Sea-Tac is about 14 miles south via I-5.