Where to Stay When Visiting Nintendo of America (Redmond)
Nintendo of America's headquarters is in Redmond. The city core rides the Link; the Eastside is across the lake. Which side your campus is on decides the trip.
Nintendo of America is the North American arm of the video-game company Nintendo, headquartered at 4600 150th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052. That's Redmond, on the Eastside east of Bellevue — home to Microsoft's vast campus and Nintendo of America, a car-oriented tech suburb now served by the Link 2 Line.
“Nintendo of America plays out of Redmond near Microsoft. Book a Redmond hotel a few minutes away and keep a car for the Eastside.”— Rachel Julian, Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Which airport — and how far?
Seattle-Tacoma International (SEA) is about 35 minutes southwest of Redmond. One airport, and the Link 2 Line now reaches Redmond — but the Microsoft and Nintendo campuses sprawl, so a car or rideshare is the practical choice, especially from the airport.
Where should you stay near Nintendo of America?
Stay in Redmond near Nintendo of America — the hotels here sit minutes from the campus, several within a short walk of Microsoft. Downtown Seattle is 30-plus minutes west across the lake and the wrong base for a Redmond visit.
The shortlist: verified hotels near Nintendo of America
Real hotels in the Redmond area, matched to the visit. Confirm exact distances before booking.
- Seattle Marriott RedmondNear Microsoft
Full-service near the Microsoft campus with meeting space — the pick for hosting or a working meeting in Redmond.
Best for: exec visits & meetings - Element Seattle Redmond2-min walk to Microsoft
All-suite within a two-minute walk of the Microsoft campus, near Nintendo — the closest, most convenient onsite base.
Best for: the primary onsite (Microsoft) - Aloft Seattle RedmondRedmond
Modern and cost-aware near Microsoft and Nintendo — a value base on the Eastside.
Best for: a value-minded modern stay - Hyatt House RedmondRedmond
All-suite with kitchens minutes from Microsoft and Nintendo — the pick for a longer stay.
Best for: multi-night visits
Where can you take a client to dinner near Nintendo of America?
Downtown Redmond and neighboring Bellevue cover a client dinner; Marymoor Park and the Woodinville wineries just north add some character for an evening out.
What should you check before booking?
The area gets you close; the room still has to protect the work. Run the pick through the Sales-Ready basics — a real work surface, a quiet room, a lobby you'd host in — using the hotel details that decide the trip and the Sales-Ready Index.
The standard
Nintendo of America is a Seattle-area HQ where the Link-or-car question — and the lake — matter as much as the hotel. Book near the office in the Redmond area, sort out whether the light rail reaches it, and keep the trip on the right side of Lake Washington.
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