Certified Public Accountants

The offices of Jacobson Jarvis are located on the top floor of the centrally-located Plaza 600 Building in downtown Seattle, at the confluence of Stewart Street, 6th Avenue and Westlake Avenue, across from the two round towers of the Westin Hotel.

Surroundings 

For those from out of town who will be attending our multi-day classes, the building is adjacent to, or within easy walking distance of major retail shopping, the Pike Place Market and Belltown restaurants.

 

Driving Directions

Traveling South on I-5:

• Take Exit #166—Stewart Street/Denny Way
• Proceed down Stewart Street to 6th Avenue

Traveling North on I-5:

• Take Exit #165—Seneca Street
• Turn right on 6th Avenue (first signal at end of exit ramp)
• Proceed north on 6th Avenue to Stewart Street

From the Eastside using I-90:

• Drive west on I-90 until it ends at I-5 in Seattle.
• Remain in the right-hand lane and merge into the I-5 collector lanes, heading north toward downtown.
• Within a half mile, take the Madison Street exit.
• At the first stoplight after exiting, turn left onto Madison Street and move to the far right lane.
• Drive one block to the stoplight at 6th Avenue and turn right.
• Stay on 6th Avenue for eight blocks to the intersection with Stewart Street.
• The Plaza 600 Building is on the northeast corner.

Public Transit

For bus routes and schedules, visit the King Country Metro site at metro.kingcounty.gov .
The Jacobson Jarvis offices are 1 1/2 blocks from the Downtown Transit Tunnel, two blocks from the monorail station and one block from the terminus of the South Lake Union Streetcar.

For ferry routes and schedules, visit the Washington State Ferries site http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferries/default.cfm.

Have a navigation question?
Call us at 206-628-8990

     

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Surface lots are located to the north or the east from our building. Underground or covered parking may be found in a number of locations within two blocks of our offices.

All day, "Early Bird Specials" range from $9 - $20.
Hourly rates range from $2-4. In general, parking is less expensive to the north and east of our offices and gets increasingly more expensive to the south and west.

On-street parking in the downtown core has converted from single-space parking meters to pay station kiosks.

A pay station is a tall, green automated unit that replaced all the individual parking meters on a block. It accepts coins, credit and debit cards.

A pay station issues an adhesive receipt, which you stick on the inside of your curb-side car window (passenger or driver side).

(more pay station information)