Luxury Hotels in Seattle
If you're accustomed to the only the most comfortable beds and outstanding service, Seattle can pamper you along with the best of them. From old-world class to the truly unique boutiques, there are plenty of luxury hotels in Seattle for discerning travelers to choose from.
The Sorrento Hotel, located in historic First Hill, is as stylish and comfortable as it gets, from the individually decorated guest rooms and suites to the shiatsu massage and pilates classes offered on-site. The Fairmont Olympic is another elegant choice; ideally located near the Seattle Symphony, 5th Avenue Theatre and Seattle Art Museum, it's work a stroll by to admire the incredible architecture.
Located on the Seattle Waterfront, the Edgewater is a luxury hotel with a rustic lodge feel, giving you all the fun of Puget Sound but still within easy walking distance of downtown.
Love the boutiques? The Hotel Alexis is decidedly bookish, from the Library Bistro downstairs to the Author Suite, which houses several autographed novels. Hotel Vintage Park, as its name suggests, is ideal for wine enthusiasts - with the nightly complimentary tastings, there will be no need to seek out a good bar and lounge. And the Hotel Monaco boasts an amazing art collection featuring works by local artists; not to mention fun fortune tellings on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The Westin's famous two towers are an iconic part of the Seattle skyline, and the hotel is ideally situated between the daytime fun of Seattle Center and the nightlife of downtown. The Hotel 1000 is the place to book if you're loaded down with laptops and gadgets; known as the most wired hotel in the city, it even features its own virtual reality golf course.
The Sorrento Hotel, located in historic First Hill, is as stylish and comfortable as it gets, from the individually decorated guest rooms and suites to the shiatsu massage and pilates classes offered on-site. The Fairmont Olympic is another elegant choice; ideally located near the Seattle Symphony, 5th Avenue Theatre and Seattle Art Museum, it's work a stroll by to admire the incredible architecture.
Located on the Seattle Waterfront, the Edgewater is a luxury hotel with a rustic lodge feel, giving you all the fun of Puget Sound but still within easy walking distance of downtown.
Love the boutiques? The Hotel Alexis is decidedly bookish, from the Library Bistro downstairs to the Author Suite, which houses several autographed novels. Hotel Vintage Park, as its name suggests, is ideal for wine enthusiasts - with the nightly complimentary tastings, there will be no need to seek out a good bar and lounge. And the Hotel Monaco boasts an amazing art collection featuring works by local artists; not to mention fun fortune tellings on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The Westin's famous two towers are an iconic part of the Seattle skyline, and the hotel is ideally situated between the daytime fun of Seattle Center and the nightlife of downtown. The Hotel 1000 is the place to book if you're loaded down with laptops and gadgets; known as the most wired hotel in the city, it even features its own virtual reality golf course.
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