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Where to stay in Tacoma
Downtown Tacoma
In the central business district, this thriving museum and university area boasts attractions like the Museum of Glass, Tacoma Art Museum, and Washington State History Museum. Explore historic sites such as Old City Hall Building and Union Station, while enjoying the revived retail and dining scene.
Hilltop
Hilltop neighborhood captures Tacoma's cultural diversity through its authentic community spaces and historic roots. Longtime African American and immigrant influences create a rich tapestry visible in soul food restaurants and family-owned ethnic eateries throughout the area. The peaceful residential streets feature charming 1920s craftsman homes and mature trees. Visit Wright Park with its botanical conservatory or explore local cultural hubs like the Karpeles Manuscript Museum. Downtown attractions remain just minutes away while offering a more affordable, authentic experience.
Northeast Tacoma
Northeast Tacoma is a tranquil suburban retreat where family-friendly neighborhoods meet stunning natural beauty. Panoramic views of Puget Sound greet visitors from tree-lined streets and hillside homes. The crown jewel is Dash Point State Park with its sandy beaches and towering Douglas firs. This peaceful district offers a genuine glimpse into local American suburban life. Julia's Gulch provides forested trails winding through native vegetation while residential areas showcase mid-century homes with manicured gardens. A car is recommended for exploring this quiet neighborhood and reaching downtown Tacoma's urban attractions.
New Tacoma
Downtown Tacoma's cultural heart beats with artistic energy and waterfront charm. The iconic glass cone of the Museum of Glass anchors a district filled with creative treasures. Mount Rainier provides a stunning backdrop to the bustling business district. Restored historic buildings stand proudly alongside modern architecture throughout the area. Visitors can stroll along the scenic Thea Foss Waterway with its marina views and waterfront dining. The Theater District offers performing arts in beautiful historic venues. Light rail connections make exploring the city simple while walking paths showcase Commencement Bay's natural beauty.
Old Town Tacoma
Step back in time as you explore Old Town Tacoma, where Victorian buildings line cobblestone streets near the sparkling waters of Commencement Bay. The Job Carr Cabin Museum preserves the neighborhood's pioneer roots. Historic brick warehouses now house art galleries and unique shops. The scenic Ruston Way waterfront trail offers breathtaking views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Cozy cafes and bistros in converted historic buildings serve fresh Pacific Northwest cuisine. This peaceful district maintains its authentic 1870s atmosphere while welcoming visitors to its tree-lined streets.
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Tacoma Hotel Deals
Best Western Plus Tacoma Hotel
Best Western Plus Tacoma Hotel"Clean room with no concerns. Breakfast was great. Aside from small parking lot, it was a good stay"
"it was a nice and pleasant stay! the only issue was our bathroom sink wouldn’t drain properly, but we only stayed one night and didn’t bother bringing it up!"
Hampton Inn & Suites Tacoma
Hampton Inn & Suites Tacoma
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tacoma - Seattle
La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Tacoma - Seattle"Was a good motel But next time i will bring my pillow"
"Love the location and the quirky atmosphere of this Hotel. Great sleep and amazing showers!"
Hilton Garden Inn Tacoma Downtown
Hilton Garden Inn Tacoma Downtown
"I booked through Expedia, 2 queens. When we checked in and went to the room it was a king. They were out of queen rooms but they gave a roll away and comped breakfast."
Best Western Plus Downtown Tacoma
Best Western Plus Downtown Tacoma"Getting information about how to manage parking was met with what sounded more like a question from the front desk staff rather than a statement about how it worked. Overall--this hotel is in the HOOD. There are homeless people right outside, things don't work, there's a train right outside that was really noise. I'm frankly TIRED of Expedia not putting information about things like trains in their information. Two nights in a row, two different hotels, two different cities both times...