Stay at Railspur
Hotel Westland
Seamlessly integrated within the district, RailSpur’s boutique hotel will open in early 2025 featuring 120 modern guest rooms, a signature restaurant, and rooftop bar with views of Puget Sound.
Historic Character - constructed in 1907
Modern Guest Rooms & Amenities
Bespoke Experiences
Lobby Bar, Coffee Bar & Breakout Spaces
Food-Centric Programming
Railspur Hotel
THE WESTLAND BUILDING
Constructed in 1907, the Westland Building was built as a plumbing wholesale and manufacturing facility. Since then, the building has served many different uses – from a shipping warehouse to a 1960s textile mill making parkas to, most recently, an office. The latest re-development builds on this eclectic history of the Westland Building by re-imagining it as a hotel. The design vision reflects the building’s unique historic character, preserved through seismic retrofitting and new sustainability standards.
BRINGING GREEN TO THE CITY
Native Pacific Northwest greenery will permeate the historic building, providing an escape to nature within the city setting. Through the conversion of the existing lightwell into a green wall running the length of the building, planters hanging above each entrance, and lavish rooftop landscaping, the vegetation of the region will be felt not just around the building, but inside of it. Guests will be able to reach out and interact with nature as they move throughout the building and passersby will get the impression the building is bursting from the inside with plants as they spill off the rooftop and out of windows.
rooftop bar
On top of the RailSpur Hotel will be a lush urban oasis – the perfect setting to grab dinner or drinks with friends and coworkers. Whether you’re a local or hotel guest, you’ll be able to sit and enjoy craft cocktails and a curated menu with west-facing views of Seattle’s waterfront. Take in a sunset, experience the twinkle of downtown Seattle, and feel the energy of RailSpur’s activated alley below.
