Three days. One world-class city. The Hyatt Regency Seattle — right in the heart of it all.
The Hyatt Regency Seattle is the Pacific Northwest's largest hotel — a soaring 45-story tower in the heart of downtown. Steps from Pike Place Market, the waterfront, and Seattle's best restaurants, it's the perfect base for Innergize 2026.
Innergize attendees get an exclusive group rate. Book early — rooms at this rate will go fast.
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Whether you're flying in from across the US or crossing the Atlantic, Seattle is well-connected and easier to reach than you might think.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has direct flights from every major US hub — New York, LA, Chicago, Miami, Dallas, and more. Most major carriers service this route daily.
Flight times: NYC ~5.5h · LA ~2.5h · Chicago ~4h · Miami ~6h
Traveling from the West Coast? Amtrak's Coast Starlight connects Los Angeles, Portland, and San Francisco directly to Seattle's King Street Station — a scenic and relaxed journey.
King Street Station is 10 minutes from the Hyatt by cab.
From Portland it's a 3-hour drive up I-5. From Vancouver, BC (a popular combination) it's 2.5 hours. The Hyatt has valet parking available for self-drive attendees.
Parking rate: from $45/night (reserve in advance).
British Airways and Delta operate direct flights from Heathrow (LHR) to Seattle-Tacoma. Flight time is approximately 9.5 hours heading west. Virgin Atlantic also connects via LAX.
No visa required with a valid ESTA for UK citizens.
Qantas and Air New Zealand fly direct from Sydney and Auckland to LAX or SFO, connecting to Seattle. Direct Sydney–Seattle flights on Alaska Airlines are available seasonally.
Flight time from Sydney: ~17h via connection.
Most international visitors need an ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) or US tourist visa. Apply at least 72 hours before travel at esta.cbp.dhs.gov.
We can provide an invitation letter for visa applications — email us at travel@innergize.me
The easiest and cheapest way from the airport. Take the 1-Line from SEA-TAC directly to Westlake Station — a 35-minute, $3.25 ride. The Hyatt is a 5-minute walk from there.
Runs every 8–15 minutes, 5am–midnight daily.
Rideshare pickup from SEA-TAC is well-organised from the Ground Transportation area, Level 3. Expect 25–40 minutes to the Hyatt depending on traffic, and roughly $40–60.
The Hyatt has a dedicated rideshare drop-off zone on Howell St.
The Hyatt Regency offers a shared shuttle service from SEA-TAC for $20/person. Book 48 hours in advance through the hotel concierge — ideal for those with heavier luggage.
Shuttle can be arranged via hotel@hyattseattle.com
Late September is one of Seattle's best-kept secrets — reliably mild, mostly dry, and stunning. The tourist crowds have thinned but the city is still buzzing. Pack a light layer for evenings, leave the umbrella at home.
You're in one of America's most spectacular cities. Between sessions — or before and after — here's how to make the most of it. From morning runs on the waterfront to late-night ramen, Seattle delivers.
A stunning forested hike 45 minutes from downtown, ending at a dramatic waterfall. Roughly 2.6 miles, mostly easy. Perfect for early risers on Sept 20 morning.
The crown jewel of the Pacific Northwest. In September, trails are clear and the mountain is magnificent. Skyline Trail at Paradise is a must-do loop with glacier views.
A free, year-round outdoor art park right on the waterfront. Perfect for a morning walk before sessions begin — stunning Elliott Bay views and rotating sculpture installations.
Seattle's largest park — a 2.8-mile loop through old-growth forest with clifftop views over Puget Sound. Lighthouse at the end. Ideal for an evening walk after Day 1.
Seattle's legendary fine dining institution since 1950. Perched above Lake Union with unmatched views. Book weeks ahead — this is the special-occasion dinner of the trip.
The original Starbucks, incredible fresh seafood, flower vendors, and food stalls. Go early morning for the full experience. The Creamery's mac & cheese is mandatory.
Seattle's best ramen — a Japanese chain with an obsessively loyal following. The hakata-style tonkotsu broth is deeply restorative after a long conference day. Queue is worth it.
Right on the waterfront. Pacific Northwest oysters, Dungeness crab, and salmon in a setting that never gets old. The happy hour (3–6pm) is one of Seattle's best deals.
Yes, it's touristy. Yes, it's completely worth it. The 360-degree observation deck at sunset during late September is genuinely spectacular — book the glass floor for full effect.
The most spectacular glass art installation in the world, adjacent to the Space Needle. Dale Chihuly's massive-scale works in daylight and lit at dusk are unlike anything else.
A 1-hour narrated cruise of Elliott Bay with views of the Seattle skyline, Mt. Rainier on clear days, and the working port. A relaxing way to decompress between event days.
Right in the hotel — a full spa, pool, and fitness centre. Pre-book a treatment to recover after the conference's big nights. Innergize attendees get a 15% discount.
Our team can help with hotel booking, invitation letters for visa applications, and connecting you with other attendees traveling from your city.
Spots are limited and the hotel room block is filling. Secure your place at Innergize 2026.
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