Kari & Ryan
Kari & Ryan
Travel
Getting to Washington State
There are two main airports for traveling to Washington State - Seattle-Tacoma International Airport also known as 'SeaTac' (SEA) and Everett-Paine Field (PAE). SeaTac is the larger of the two airports while Paine is a regional airport - if you are not traveling from California, Arizona, Idaho, or Oregon, you will likely arrive at SeaTac.
Your best bet for airlines are Alaska Airlines (SeaTac is their Hub) and Delta Airlines. SeaTac is equipped with rental cars, taxis, Uber/Lyft Pick-Up, and Seattle's version of a subway - Link Light Rail.
SeaTac is approximately 30 minutes from both Seattle and Bellevue by car.
Where to Stay
The Seattle-Metropolitan area is often referred to by the 'East-Side' (areas East of Lake Washington) and the 'West-Side' (areas West of Lake Washington). For example, Seattle itself is on the West Side while Bellevue, WA is on the East Side.
Our wedding venue is in Woodinville, WA which is on the Northeast side of Lake Washington. This area is known as 'Washington Wine Country'. It will be easiest for you to travel to our wedding by staying at hotels or Airbnbs located on the East-Side, such as in the cities of Bellevue, Kirkland, Woodinville, or Bothell. The hotels with which we have blocks are in these respective areas.
Hotel Blocks
Archer Hotel Redmond
Archer brings laid-back luxury to Redmond, Seattle's high-tech Eastside suburb. Set in the open-air Redmond Town Center — a walkable urban village with shops and restaurants — and close to Marymoor Park and the Woodinville wine country, this seven-story boutique hotel delivers a sophisticated Northwest vibe and quirky, curated luxuries.
Guests can expect 160 luxe guest rooms and suites, a lively cocktail bar and outdoor patio, signature amenities and sincere service.