The Renton center is about 1 mile northeast of Pacific Monarch Resorts and 1 mile southeast of Renton Municipal Airport.
Washington state is known for being rainy, so if that's something you want to avoid then head to Renton during July and August. In nearby Seattle you'll find lots of festivals during the summer. Unfortunately, tourism increases during summer so finding good hotel deals will be harder.
To get a better room rate while still enjoying good weather, visit Renton on a weekday in September. Kids will be in school, leaving the tourists limited mostly to the weekends for Washington visits. You'll probably be able to find a discount on a Renton hotel in winter, but it does get rather cold, which isn't always pleasant when combined with the rain.
When you book at the Clarion Hotel Renton and you qualify for their AAA or AARP discount, you can save almost $10 a night. At the Hampton Inn Seattle/Southcenter in SeaTac, AAA members can save more than $10 a night on rooms with a king or two queen beds. The Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Sea-Tac Area in Tukwila offers a discount for AAA members that will save you more than $40 a night, and an AARP discount that will save you more than $30 a night All three of these hotel properties offer in-room accessibility, roll-in showers, and accessible bathrooms as well, to accommodate as many guests as possible.
Stay at the Clarion Hotel Renton for lots of great free amenities, such as Wi-Fi, RV and bus parking, breakfast, newspapers in lobby, airport transportation, and area shuttle. The Clarion Hotel Renton also offers a great policy for families: if you're traveling with your kids who are 18 or under, they stay for free in your room as long as they use existing bedding.
The Hampton Inn Seattle/Southcenter is just a few miles away from central Renton in SeaTac, and the property offers the kind of amenities aimed at making your stay convenient. Express check-in and check-out help with travelers dealing with inconvenient flight schedules, and their free airport shuttle ensures you have transportation to and from the airport without having to rent a car. They also offer free breakfast and free Wi-Fi.
Night owls will enjoy staying at the Courtyard by Marriott Seattle Sea-Tac Area. It's just a few miles from Renton, and it offers several 24-hour amenities, including the fitness center and the business center. A free area shuttle and free airport transportation help you get around the area, and free Wi-Fi keeps you connected.
All-suite and extended-stay hotels are great values, especially for families, because they provide kitchens and laundry facilities, which is why you should choose the Extended Stay America - Seattle - Renton when you're looking for a great value on a Renton hotel. The property is near Starfire Sports Complex, the Seattle Airport, and the Museum of Flight. Save on eating out while you're away from home by cooking in your room's kitchen. You also get to enjoy a complimentary breakfast. A free airport and area shuttle save you money on renting a car.
At the Quality Inn Renton, you can bring your children who are 18 and under with you, and they stay for free as long as they use existing bedding. Families will also find that the free Wi-Fi, free breakfast, and laundry facilities add value to their Quality Inn Renton stays. The Quality Inn Renton also offers in-room accessibility.
Be sure to book a hotel with the best business amenities, conference space, and meeting rooms when you're planning a business event in Renton. Both of the properties listed in this section offer in-room accessibility, accessible bathrooms, and roll-in showers.
The Red Lion Hotel and Conference Center - Seattle/Renton offers both free airport transportation and a free area shuttle, perfect for getting your event attendees to and from the hotel. Everyone can stay connected with their jobs back home thanks to free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour business center. This property offers three meeting rooms and 5,500 feet of conference space. They also have a bar and lounge which is perfect for socializing after the day's schedule.
The Hilton Garden Inn Seattle/Renton has one meeting room and conference space, making it a great choice for smaller business gatherings and events. Express check-in will appease your guests after long travel days. Free airport transportation gets them to and from their flights, and a free area shuttle gives them the opportunity to see the Renton area when they're not in meetings or networking events. In the evenings, everyone can grab cocktails from the bar and head to the restaurant to dine and unwind. If anyone wants some relaxation time, the indoor pool and spa tub are perfect for that.
Whatever your reason for visiting Renton, be it family, business, or fun, the perfect Renton hotel with the features you desire is waiting for your booking. Remember that if you're booking for a large group, many Renton hotels are willing to offer discounted group rates.
Below are reviews of the city of Renton, WA from an actual visitor's perspective.
It's wonderful!
I didn't get a chance to see the city, was at a dance competition.
It's a nice little town!
Easy access to restaurants, shops and entertainment.
I enjoy Renton, everything is close and easy to get to and the roads are well maintained.
Everything is close and easy to get to and the roads are well maintained.
Topgolf
I live in the area and find the area has all the conveniences of downtown Seattle without the urban congestion. Southport is a beautiful location in the middle of a major metropolitan area. Adequate parking and reasonable. The area is scenic.
Lots of great restaurants!
The area I was in had plenty and easy access to retail and shopping.
There's a fantastic Thai place less than half a mile from the hotel! I'd give that place my highest recommendation. The library is also peaceful (that's where we waited until we could check in) and has a good selection of magazines to read.
Great!!!
My wife grew up in Maple Valley and Renton, some of her relatives still reside there. Being from a small town in Idaho I do not care for the heavy traffic and lots of people, but there are good sight-seeing and shopping opportunities in and around Renton.
The ferry to Bainbridge Island was great! We had a nice time hiking and a delicious lunch at a diner on the island.