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Getting to Nordstrom in Seattle

By Rachel Julian, Editor-in-Chief · · 3 min read

The airport, the ground game, and whether you need a car for a business trip to Nordstrom’s Seattle headquarters — from our verified where-to-stay data.

Direct answer: Visiting Nordstrom in Seattle? It’s at 1617 6th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 (downtown Seattle, above its flagship). Airport: Sea-Tac (SEA) ~20–30 min · Link 1 Line: yes. Seattle: Link light rail for the city, cars for the Eastside (for now).
Company
Nordstrom — an upscale department-store retailer
Location
downtown Seattle, above its flagship (1617 6th Ave)
Airport
Sea-Tac (SEA) ~20–30 min · Link 1 Line: yes
Getting there
Link light rail — it runs from SEA into downtown

Which airport for Nordstrom

Sea-Tac (SEA) ~20–30 min · Link 1 Line: yes. One airport — Seattle-Tacoma (SEA), south of the city. Link light rail runs from the airport into Downtown Seattle (and now toward the Eastside), so a downtown or Capitol Hill trip can skip the car.

The ground reality in Seattle

SEA has a solid rail link: Link light rail runs from the airport to Downtown Seattle in about 40 minutes, with the line now extended toward Bellevue and the Eastside. For downtown, South Lake Union (with a transfer), or Capitol Hill, it is easy. The big Eastside employers — Microsoft in Redmond, the Bellevue towers — are increasingly rail-reachable as Link expands, but many are still a rideshare or rental across 520 or I-90.

Getting to Nordstrom

For Nordstrom specifically, downtown Seattle, above its flagship points you toward Link light rail — it runs from SEA into downtown.

Where you sleep decides your morning. The companion to this page is where to stay near Nordstrom — pick the hotel in the right submarket and the airport-to-office problem mostly solves itself.

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Sources: Nordstrom’s location is its published corporate address. Airport, transit, and drive guidance is The Sales Traveler’s own, based on Seattle geography and its airports (Seattle-Tacoma (SEA)). Not paid placements.
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