Example 1:

Suppose you arrive at SeaTac Airport at 3 p.m. on May 8^th (Th) and are staying at Best Western Tower. Then you can get to the hotel in about an hour using Metro bus. Here is how you do it.

Example 2:

Suppose you arrive at SeaTac Airport at 3 p.m. on May 8^th (Th) and are staying at College Inn. Then you can get to the hotel in about an hour using Metro bus. Here is how you do it.

Example 3:

Suppose you arrive at SeaTac Airport at 3 p.m. on May 8^th (Th) and are staying at University Inn. Then you can get to the hotel in about an hour using Metro bus. Here is how you do it. (You can use this itinerary to get to Watertown Hotel, too.)

Example 4:

Suppose you arrive at SeaTac Airport at 3 p.m. on May 8^th (Th) and are staying at University Travelodge. Then you can get to the motel in about an hour using Metro bus. Here is how you do it. (Well, this one is a little comlicated. You either transfer twice or else you take bus 74 at the ground level in Downtown Seattle and walk 0.4 miles to Travelodge.)

Example 5:

Suppose you arrive at SeaTac Airport at 3 p.m. on May 8^th (Th) and are staying at Silvercloud Inn. Then you can get to the motel in about an hour using Metro bus. Here is how you do it. Only one transfer is required but you need to go up to the ground level in Downtown Seattle to make your transfer to 74.

Example 6:

Suppose you arrive at SeaTac Airport at 3 p.m. on May 8^th (Th) and are staying at University Motel. Then you can get to the hotel in about an hour using Metro bus. Here is how you do it.

Example 7:

Suppose you arrive at SeaTac Airport at 3 p.m. on May 8^th (Th) and are staying at Unversity Plaza Hotel. Then you can get to the hotel in about an hour using Metro bus. Here is how you do it. (Note that in this case, you cannot change buses in the tunnel. You have to go up to the ground level to transfer to 16 or 76. You could transfer to 71, 72 or 73 in the tunnel, get off at the University district and take a longer walk to your hotel.)