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Sure, we know Seattle as the misty mountain home of the Space Needle and Starbucks, but there is plenty more to see here. Art and culture buffs get their fix in Pioneer Square, the home of dozens of galleries, while museum-goers flock to museums for free entry on the first Thursday of each month. Not in Seattle on a Thursday? The Frye Art Museum and Klondike Gold Rush Museum is always free.

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Hotel Max

Art-filled accommodations in downtown Seattle The Hotel Max combines art and stylish boutique comfort, all within walking distance of Seattle's most famous attractions. Almost 400 works by 39 Seattle artists and photographers decorate rooms and public spaces. The Hotel Max takes advantage of its art niche to occasionally offer packages and deals tied to exhibits at the nearby Seattle Art Museum. The Hotel Max's restaurant, Redfin, focuses on Japanese specialties and serves breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner. HighlightsArt work by local artists and photographers on display in the lobby, hallways and guest roomsAveda-brand bathroom amenities Close to well-known Seattle restaurants, including Wild Ginger Pet friendly (fees apply) RoomsNot surprisingly, each room at the Hotel Max sports an arty title. Solo art has a double bed and teak desk. Art of two beds rooms boast two double beds. Queen of art rooms sport a queen bed and artist king has king-size beds. Soothing tones of sage, charcoal gray and vegetal oranges decorate each room. All rooms have high thread-count linens and duvets, robes, coffee makers with Organa coffee and Steven Smith tea, Aveda bath amenities, a menu of pillow choices and a menu of spiritual inspiration suitable for almost any belief system.  FeaturesAn art-filled lobby, guest rooms and hallways underscore the Hotel Max's dedication to art and Seattle-area artists and photographers. If the point is to create a serene environment, the Hotel Max follows up admirably with rooms done in calming hues. In-room tea accompanies in-room coffee and a spiritual menu promises inspiration for almost any faith or belief system. A whimsical "you got it" button on the telephone links guests with hotel services. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (15.7 mi/25.1 km)King County Airport (7.3 mi/11.7 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Mall station (0.1mi/0.2 km) AttractionsParamount Theater (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Seattle Art Museum (0.7 mi/1.1 km) Olympic Sculpture Park (1.2 mi/1.9 km)Experience Music Project (1.5 mi/2.4 km) BusinessConference room that accommodates 14 peopleWireless and hard-wire Internet service (fees apply)Audio/visual setups24/7 business center Policies and feesPet deposit is $40 (non-refundable).
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Red Lion Hotel on Fifth Ave Seattle

Residential comfort in the heart of the cityMost of the shopping, dining and sightseeing delights of the Emerald City are a short distance from Red Lion Fifth Avenue. The 297-room hotel prides itself on serving both leisure and business travelers. Recently renovated, the rooms feature residential-style decor. The lobby, complete with fireplace, is equally inviting. HighlightsRooms with views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic MountainsHigh-speed wireless Internet accessFull breakfast buffet (fees apply)Pet friendly (fees apply) RoomsThe recently remodeled rooms at the Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel feature contemporary, comfortable decor. The rooms have Red Lion's Stay Comfortable pillow-top beds outfitted with cream-colored cotton sheets. Bathrooms boast granite counter tops, high-pressure shower heads and Bath & Body Works toiletries. Each room has a 37-inch plasma TV, alarm clock with an iPod docking station, Wi-Fi access and a small refrigerator. Most rooms afford views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. FeaturesThe Red Lion Hotel on Fifth Avenue is walking distance to Seattle's cultural, business and shopping attractions, including the ornate 5th Avenue Theatre and the classic Paramount Theatre, the famous Pike Place Market (with the world's first Starbucks coffee house), the Washington Convention & Trade Center and over 10 million square feet of retail shopping including Macy's Northwest and Nordstrom flagship stores. The Monorail to the Seattle Center's Space Needle and the Experience Music Project (EMP) is just steps away. The Benaroya Hall and Seattle Art Museum are a few blocks away from the hotel. The hotel is also positioned for convenient Fifth Avenue access to Qwest Field, home of Seattle Seahawks football, Safeco Field, home of Seattle Mariners baseball, and Seattle Storm basketball. The hotel is one mile from Seattle University, 6 miles from the University of Washington and its Medical Center and 6 miles from the campus of Seattle Pacific University. Both the business center and fitness center are open 24 hours a day, making it possible for guests to work or workout when the mood strikes. DiningThe Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel features two restaurants, the fifth floor Frolik Kitchen+Cocktails (Opening April 2013), including downtown Seattle's largest outdoor dining deck and seasonal summer entertainment on the patio, and Elephant & Castle British Restaurant & Pub. Hotel also offer Red Lion's Hot Breakfast... and don't forget, kids 10 and younger eat free with each adult. Transportation Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (14 mi/22.4 km)Boeing Field/King County International Airport (5.8 mi/9.3 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Center station (0.1 mi/0.2 km)Downtown Airporter shuttle service (fees apply) Attractions Pike Place Market (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Seattle Aquarium (1 mi/1.6 km)Pacific Science Center (1.1 mi/1.7 km)Space Needle (1.1 mi/1.7 km)Seattle Pacific University (6 mi/9.6 km)University of Washington and Medical Center (6 mi/9.6 km) Business15,000 square feet of flexible meeting space24-hour business centerComplimentary wireless Internet accessWashington State Convention Center (0.1 mi/0.2 km) Policies and fees NOTICE: The new restaurant Frolik Kitchen+Cocktails will open in April. During the construction of the restaurant, food & beverage service will be available at Elephant Castle on the lower level of the hotel. The hours of operations are as follows:Breakfast: Monday - Friday 7:00 AM - 11:00 AM and Saturday & Sunday 7:00 AM - 12 NoonAll-day Dining: Sunday - Thursday 11:30 AM - 12 Midnight and Friday & Saturday 11:30AM - 2:00 AMIn addition to our restaurant, the Fitness Center on the 5th floor is will be expanding and moving to the 4th (opening in April 2013).An early departure fee applies if guest departs prior to scheduled date. Please verify departure date at check-in. The Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel is pet-friendly. A non-refundable fee per stay is required. This fee is waived for service animals and Red Lion R and R club members.
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Sheraton Seattle Hotel

Amenities galore in the heart of the cityThe mammoth Sheraton Seattle Hotel is a little city unto itself nestled in the heart of Seattle. The 35-story glass building boasts 1,258 guest rooms and 75,000 square feet of meeting space. Service begins in the lobby, which offers wireless Internet access and a cozy fireplace. The Sheraton Seattle Hotel also has an on-site florist and ATM machine. With five restaurants, including a grab-and-go counter in the lobby, the hotel satisfies all guests' hunger pangs. HighlightsWireless Internet accessGrab-and-go kiosk in lobbyPet-friendly40-foot lap pool with Jacuzzi RoomsStyle and comfort mark the Sheraton Seattle Hotel's 1,258 rooms, many of which offer a city or nature view. All rooms boast 300 thread-count linens and Sheraton's Sweet Sleeper beds with double pillow-top mattresses. Artwork by glass artist Dale Chihuly adds visual interest to the rooms, as do 32-inch flat-screen TVs. In-room beverage options include bottled water, Starbucks coffee and Tazo teas. Guests request oversize and accessible rooms. FeaturesThe mammoth Sheraton Seattle Hotel offers floral, pet and laundry services. A 24-hour fitness and business center tend to work out needs of all kinds. Concierges are on hand to help plan excursions and make reservations at nearby restaurants. DiningThe Daily Grill Restaurant invokes the ambiance of the 1930s and serves a casual American grill menu at breakfast, lunch and dinner. It also serves cocktails and snacks from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The Lobby Lounge offers afternoon drinks and nibbles. In Short Order, located in the Sheraton Seattle Hotel's lobby, sells pre-made sandwiches, salads and quick bites. RecreationThe Sheraton Seattle Hotel's newly remodeled fitness center spans two levels on the hotel's 35th floor. It is equipped with Life Fitness Signature Series fitness equipment, including exercise bikes, elliptical cross-trainers and treadmills. The 24-hour fitness center has a 40-foot lap pool and Jacuzzi. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (16 mi/26 km)Seattle Greyhound Bus station (0.3 mi/0.4 km)Seattle Amtrak King Street station (2 mi/3.2 km)Downtown Airporter shuttle service (fees apply) AttractionsParamount Theater (0.1 mi/0.2 km)Pioneer Square (1 mi/1.6 km)International district/Chinatown (1 mi/1.6 km)Space Needle (1 mi/1.6 km) Business75,000 square feet of flexible function space47 meeting rooms on two levelsOn-site audio/visual and sound assistanceWired and wireless Internet access
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Executive Hotel Pacific

Boutique chic in downtown SeattleEnsconced in circa-1928 building, the Executive Hotel Pacific offers vintage charm with contemporary amenities and service suitable for tourists and business travelers. Located on Fourth Avenue's "hotel row," the 100% non-smoking property is within walking distance from the city's highlights, including the Rem Koolhaas-designed Seattle Public Library. Meeting space, a full-service restaurant, Seattle's Best Coffee bar and a spa and salon complete the Executive Pacific Hotel's full-service profile. HighlightsWalking distance to Seattle attractionsVintage rooms with contemporary amenitiesPet friendly (fees may apply) and smoke-free RoomsThe Executive Pacific Hotel's 154 rooms feature stylish, classic decor with touches of leather and cherry wood and a rich gold-and-green palette. Pillow-top mattresses, duvets and five pillows grace the beds. In a welcome touch, the room windows open. Bathrooms have Corian counters and sinks, bathrobes and mirrored walls. All rooms have 26-inch flat-screen TVs, cable and a 24-hour Japanese station, coffee makers, irons and ironing boards, and personal safes big enough to hold a 15-inch laptop. Standard rooms hold one queen or two double beds. Larger business rooms, located on the upper floors, include a queen or a king-size bed. FeaturesThe Executive Hotel Pacific offers a handful of freebies along with its convenience and vintage charm. In the lobby, visitors help themselves to apples, daily newspapers and city maps. Guests also use the business and fitness centers free of charge. In-room coffee and tea service is complimentary as well. Check-in staff at the Executive Pacific Hotel offer free upgrades if asked and room availability permits. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (15 mi/24 km)King County International Airport (7 mi/11.2 km)Seattle Greyhound station (1 mi/1.6 km)Seattle Amtrak station (2.1 mi/3.3 km) AttractionsWashington State Convention Center (0.5 mi/.8 km)Pike Place Market (0.5 mi/ .8 km)Seattle Aquarium (1 mi/ 1.6 km)Space Needle (1.2 mi/ 1.9 km)Woodland Park Zoo (5.7 mi/ 9.1 km) BusinessJapanese-speaking staff Meeting rooms accommodate up to 25 peopleLate checkout for meeting attendees 24/7 business center   Policies and feesGuests must be at least 21 years old to check in.
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Mayflower Park Hotel

3 stars
4.5 / 5 58 reviews
Historic hotel located in the heart of the Emerald City The waterfront entices guests to step out the front door of this quaint historic hotel located in the heart of downtown Seattle. The hotel, built in 1927 but recently updated, maintains the elegance and sophistication of a European boutique hotel. Major attractions are within easy walking distance of the hotel, including the Space Needle, waterfront and the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, as well as numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops. When it comes to dining, the hotel's Andaluca restaurant entices the palate with Mediterranean specialties. 3 Reasons To Stay:Historic hotelDowntown locationWaterfront and convention center nearby Mayflower Park Hotel Rooms Traditional European style makes the guestrooms at the Mayflower Park Hotel a prime choice for business and leisure travelers. Sophisticated antique décor graces the 161 non-smoking guestrooms spread across 12 floors. All guestrooms feature the standard amenities one might expect at a three and a half star hotel including complimentary Internet access, flat screen TV with premium cable, desk, iron and ironing board, in-room safe, complimentary newspaper, make up/shaving mirrors, and individually controlled air conditioning. Video game consoles are available for a fee. Private bathrooms are equipped with hair dryer, lush bathrobes, and premium Aveda toiletries. There is a choice of guestrooms available including deluxe rooms with a separate sitting area and special guestrooms, which are wheelchair accessible, offer one or two queen beds. Business travelers appreciate additional amenities such as a desk, fax machine, clock radio, voice mail and a coffee/tea maker. Blackout drapes/curtains allow extra comfort for late sleepers. Extra linens, including hypoallergenic items, are available. Daily housekeeping, rollaway beds, cribs/infant beds and turndown services are available. Things To Do:Westlake Park (0.1mi/.16 km)Dimitriou's Jazz Alley (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Gameworks (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Seattle Art Museum (0.3 mi/0.48 km)Seattle Aquarium   (0.4 mi/.64 km)Experience the Music Project (0.8 mi/1.29 km)Ride the Ducks of Seattle (0.8 mi/1.29 km)
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Departure Arrival Travel dates Round-trip
Los Angeles Seattle Thu, Jul 11 - Wed, Jul 24 $238
New York Seattle Tue, Jul 9 - Thu, Jul 11 $346
Denver Seattle Sat, Aug 3 - Wed, Aug 14 $250
Chicago Seattle Tue, Aug 13 - Tue, Aug 27 $377
San Francisco Seattle Tue, Jul 9 - Tue, Jul 23 $198
Atlanta Seattle Thu, Jul 4 - Fri, Jul 5 $350
Dallas Seattle Wed, Aug 14 - Tue, Aug 20 $256
Newark Seattle Tue, Jul 30 - Mon, Aug 12 $473
Boston Seattle Fri, Jul 12 - Tue, Jul 16 $336
Washington DC Seattle Sun, Jul 14 - Tue, Jul 16 $354
San Diego Seattle Tue, Aug 13 - Sat, Aug 24 $165
Honolulu Seattle Wed, Aug 14 - Wed, Sep 4 $518
Phoenix Seattle Wed, Jul 10 - Sat, Jul 13 $278
Philadelphia Seattle Sat, Aug 10 - Wed, Aug 21 $367
Baltimore Seattle Tue, Jun 25 - Sat, Jun 29 $442
Minneapolis Seattle Wed, Aug 7 - Tue, Aug 13 $398
Orlando Seattle Wed, Jul 10 - Fri, Jul 12 $306
Houston Seattle Tue, Aug 13 - Tue, Aug 20 $391
Tampa Seattle Tue, Aug 13 - Tue, Aug 20 $336
Anchorage Seattle Fri, Jul 12 - Thu, Jul 18 $236
Charlotte Seattle Thu, Aug 15 - Tue, Aug 27 $345
Orange County Seattle Tue, Aug 13 - Tue, Aug 20 $172
Austin Seattle Mon, Jun 24 - Fri, Jun 28 $290
Las Vegas Seattle Tue, Jul 9 - Sat, Jul 13 $236
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Best time to take a vacation to Seattle

  • Best Time to Go

    Seattle vacations can take individuals to a variety of different locations, since the climate and happenings in the area are so diverse. In the summer, visitors might want to enjoy the ocean and take advantage of the drier weather. The winter months bring the most rain, which can be a bit unpleasant when combined with colder temperatures. As a result, prices are cheaper during the winter. Do not miss Seattle during the summer when the Pike Place Market, with its unique shops and produce stands, is in full swing and the Seattle Mariners are playing at the breathtaking Safeco Field.

Insider tips for Seattle travel

  • Seafair Cup

    Visit Seattle during the Seafair Cup, a hydroplane boat race held in mid-summer on Lake Washington.

  • 5th Avenue Theater

    Take in a Broadyway-style performance at the 5th Avenue Theatre, built in 1926.

  • Space Needle Tower

    Check out the Space Needle Tower, built in 1962, with its fantastic view of the city and a restaurant for hungry visitors.

  • Puget Sound

    Seattle travel is not complete without a tour of Puget Sound, as countless tours leave from the piers daily and provide an incredible experience.

  • Gasworks Park

    Gasworks Park, located just north of downtown, provides outstanding views of the city and the ocean, as well as being important historically.

Seattle highlights

  • Seattle highlights
  • Space Needle

    Seen from Frasier's balcony in the eponymous TV series, this Seattle icon is due to celebrate its 50th birthday in 2013. What better way to salute this skyline stunner than by paying it a visit. If you want to treat yourself on your Seattle travels, eat at the revolving Sky City restaurant. Otherwise, just hop in the elevator to the best city views in the Northwest, with everything from Mount Rainier to Elliott Bay just a camera click away.

  • Pike Place Market

    The iconic Seattle Public Market is a must for any Seattle vacation. Set on the pier and boasting some of Seattle's oldest vendors, Pike Place Market is a must any time of the year. While there's a lot of touristy stuff to wade through, there are also loads of quality fresh produce and Seattle specialties. Visit early morning to see those famous flying fish.

  • Original Starbucks

    Coffee giants may or may not be your thing, but the world's first Starbucks is worth a stroll by. You can grab a cappuccino if you'd like, but the real treat is the barbershop quartet that sings out the front each day.

  • Seattle Aquarium

    This family-friendly destination reveals Seattle's maritime character. Watch colorful sea anemones sway in massive tanks, or take the kiddies to a dive show. Stroke sea critters in the Puget Sound tide pools, or watch a fish feeding frenzy in the Underwater Dome. While admission to Seattle Aquarium is about $20 for ages 13 and up, it's free for children ages 3 and under.

  • Pacific Science Center

    With an IMAX theater, planetarium, laser dome, science exhibits and live demos, this place is perfect for visiting with the kids in tow on your Seattle travels. The exhibits cost a budget-friendly $14 for adults and $9 for kids, while IMAX theatre admission costs extra.

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