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Quiet area of Capitol Hill, locally owned bars and restaurants within short walking distance and easy access to downtown through bus and ride shares. Can walk to Pike Place Market in 30-40 minutes

Our neighborhood is street parking only, but it is not metered nor zoned. Just pay attention when on major streets like Madison, which does have time restrictions.
Onebusaway App will show you how to get where you're going on public transit. This is a great tool to use while in town. It can search your location, help find nearby stops and help navigate the city in general.
Bus fare is $2.75 and they don't give change so be prepared. They will give you a bus transfer that is good for 2 hours of free travel, keep track of it, it’ll save you! They also have an app called myORCA that you can use to travel.
Route 11 runs from downtown Seattle all the way down E Madison St to Lake Washington. There are stops every few blocks.
 
Route 8 runs from Seattle Center ( Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Key Arena) all the way to Mount Baker. It also stops at the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station, easy for no hassle airport transport.
Route 48 runs from from the University village through East Capitol Hill to North Beacon Hill.
The Link Light Rail runs from Angel Lake to The University of Northgate. With a total of 16 stops, it is a very reliable way to get around. There are kiosks at every station to purchase tickets, Be sure to purchase your ticket prior to boarding the Light Rail. There are random checks by fare enforcement officers, so be careful!
Lyft and Uber are also options in Seattle, as well as a few car share programs such as Car2 Go and Zipcar.