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The City of Burien is actively seeking hotel development. With one of the most walkable cities in the region, a hotel would benefit from being able to offer their guests access to downtown shops and restaurants, local events and waterfront parks. Burien is also 20-minutes from downtown Seattle, opening the door to endless entertainment opportunities. 

Open your hotel 5-minutes from Seattle - Tacoma International Airport (SEA) with linkages to Seattle via public transportation. 

Burien is at the center of the region’s transportation corridor and adjacent to SEA with immediate access to:

  • 518: a highway that links directly to I-5 heading north/south and becomes I-405 heading east/west
  • 509: a highway that offers direct access to the Port of Seattle and downtown Seattle (a 15-minute drive)

When combined with access to the regional light rail (from SEA) and a strong public transportation network, Burien is a central hub for anyone doing business in the region. Plus, Burien’s walkable downtown, local breweries, and a thriving art and food scene make it a fun place to unwind and explore.

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"Burien can easily be described as the Pacific Northwest’s quintessential hidden gem. Few cities in America can boast about having beachfront parks, a vibrant commercial district, access to two major state highways and a bundle of breweries, boutique shops, restaurants, and museums. Adjacent to SEA and its 50+ million passengers a year with a light rail line that connects Burien with SEA, downtown Seattle, the University of Washington, and soon Bellevue and Federal Way - the connectivity of Burien create endless opportunities for the hospitality sector. Burien has a magnetic quality that draws residents from the surrounding communities and has long been a secret getaway for Seattle residents that need a respite from their urban confines. With nearby cities welcoming more than 4 million visitors each year that generate $363 million in travel spending, Burien is on the verge of becoming the next must-see destination."

- Mark Everton, CEO, Seattle Southside Regional Tourism Authority  - SeaTac/Tukwila/Des Moines