Property Highlights

In 1909, the Louisa Hotel opened its doors, welcoming immigrants arriving to work in the booming Alaskan canneries. By the ‘20s and ‘30s the Chinatown/International District was abuzz with people, setting the stage for the neighborhood you know and love today. From Waji shopping to local produce markets and museum hopping, you’ll enjoy a culturally enriching lifestyle. The CID’s heritage of local family ownership gives our community’s countless shops, restaurants and markets an authenticity unique to Seattle. Seattle’s Chinatown-International District offers more than 50 dining options for residents and visitors, from traditional tea shops, classic cocktail creations from world-famous bartenders and every variety of cuisine you can imagine. Explore dishes from China, Japan, Thailand, Korea, Vietnam and more! Numerous parks and gardens reflect the cultures and traditions of the Chinatown-International District and offer a respite from the hectic energy of city life. Seasonal celebrations are also a hallmark of this neighborhood, including Lunar New Year, Dragon Festival and the summertime Night Market. Rental amounts are dependent on income level; please contact our property manager for more information and to determine eligibility. Our units come in all sorts of shapes and sizes to suit your style. Choose from modern open studios and one-bedroom apartments in a historic architectural treasure. Our shared amenities give you engaged spaces for forging ties and making friends. Enjoy social gatherings on our top-floor rooftop deck or share a meal in our community lounge. Extras also include room to stow your bike and 24 parking stalls for those who need a space.