Boutique Hotels in Seattle
Seattle is small business friendly, from the dozens of independently own cafes and bookstores to the many boutique hotels. From the classy to the quirky, there are plenty of boutique hotels in Seattle for you to choose from.
The Alexis Hotel celebrates the "art of living," appropriate for lodging surrounded by art museums and galleries. A nightly wine reception is just one of the many reasons to spend a few days here. And if the wine is what appeals to you most, Hotel Vintage Park shares your obsession; each and every room is dedicated to a local winery and vineyard.
At Hotel Monaco, the theme is "playful escape," evident in the building's whimsical decor. And Hotel Max is practically a gallery for art itself, featuring over 350 works of art and photography by locals. For an experience that is the height of modern urban, check into the Hotel Andra, trendy down to the Turkish bath towels.
The Inn at the Market is a boutique in Pike Place that offers a truly old-world hotel experience. The Sorrento Hotel in First Hill is known for its incredibly hospitable staff, and is one of Seattle's landmark historic hotels. Another option close to the convention center is the Mayflower Park Hotel, which radiates a classic, European elegance.
In Queen Anne, the MarQueen is a stately and elegant boutique choice atop a hill overlooking the city. And for those who want their boutique to be high-tech, the Hotel 1000 is considered Seattle's most "wired" hotel.
The Alexis Hotel celebrates the "art of living," appropriate for lodging surrounded by art museums and galleries. A nightly wine reception is just one of the many reasons to spend a few days here. And if the wine is what appeals to you most, Hotel Vintage Park shares your obsession; each and every room is dedicated to a local winery and vineyard.
At Hotel Monaco, the theme is "playful escape," evident in the building's whimsical decor. And Hotel Max is practically a gallery for art itself, featuring over 350 works of art and photography by locals. For an experience that is the height of modern urban, check into the Hotel Andra, trendy down to the Turkish bath towels.
The Inn at the Market is a boutique in Pike Place that offers a truly old-world hotel experience. The Sorrento Hotel in First Hill is known for its incredibly hospitable staff, and is one of Seattle's landmark historic hotels. Another option close to the convention center is the Mayflower Park Hotel, which radiates a classic, European elegance.
In Queen Anne, the MarQueen is a stately and elegant boutique choice atop a hill overlooking the city. And for those who want their boutique to be high-tech, the Hotel 1000 is considered Seattle's most "wired" hotel.
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