As you approach Hotel Interurban, you’ll notice something right away: Tukwila’s tallest building cuts an impressive figure on the Southside skyline. Step inside the hotel, and your enchantment will continue. The two-story lobby, featuring a custom glass art installation by local artist Bryan Rubino, offers a warm and inviting welcome. 

Seamless and simple, yet decidedly modern and fun.

Reflecting the technology focus of the Northwest, the house robot, affectionately named “Hazel” (short for Hazelnut, which is the translation of “Tukwila” from the native language), delivers everything from food and beverages to pillows and toothpaste right to your door upon request. You may even spot her zipping down the halls or riding the elevator.

Fuel up quickly at Urban Roast, a versatile grab and go coffee shop on the first floor that proudly serves Starbucks coffee, freshly made baked goods, sandwiches, and snacks. Or, head over to Waterleaf Restaurant & Bar, across from the lobby. With an invitingly casual atmosphere, Waterleaf offers internationally-inspired comfort food and local beer and wine. During the summer, you can dine al fresco. Thirsty? Happy hour runs every weekday, featuring delicious specialty cocktails -- like the Tukwila Raindrop, the Ginger Sensation and the Oaxacan Sunrise. Cheers!

With an indoor saline pool and a state-of-the-art fitness center, you’ll be able to relax and recharge amidst restful surroundings. Hotel Interurban is an excellent choice for hosting meetings and events. With 15,000 sq. ft. of space -- including the stunning, 5,000 sq. ft. Rainier Room with unparalleled views of Mt. Rainier -- your backdrop will be nearly as impressive as your occasion. Thanks to the solar panels outside this property, Hotel Interurban will help eliminate 130 metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions in the next 30 years.