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The jewel of the Pacific Northwest, the Emerald City is a cluster of stylish modernity, flecked with greenery and framed with spectacular mountainous landscapes. Cosmopolitan yet casual, cutting edge yet eco-friendly, the city’s diverse population keep it focused on 21st Century living. From the quaint historical avenues of Pioneer Square to the contemporary art of Seattle Center, history and culture runs strong. With delectable dining, chic shopping and a buzzing nightlife to boot, whether you’re here for business or pleasure, this seaside city lacks nothing.
Things to see
With its flying saucer-like appearance dominating the skyline, the Space Needle is Seattle’s most iconic landmark. At over 600-ft high, the observation tower and revolving restaurant offer unmatched views of the city and mountains beyond. Chirping seagulls, souvenir shops, and the enticing smell of fish and chips - the Seattle Waterfront is the quintessential seaside experience. Here you stroll along the pier or view Seattle from a scenic cruise. Pike Place Market is a mecca for seasoned shopaholics and bargain hunters alike. Overlooking Elliott Bay, the bustling market has it all, from artisan crafted trinkets and antiques, to fresh local produce. Pioneer Square is the oldest neighborhood in the city. Home to quirky boutiques and eateries, the leafy streets are adorned with ornate lamps and pretty Renaissance Revival architecture. Baseball fans should make a home run for Safeco Field. Home to the Seattle Mariners, the stadium has a retractable roof and room for over 47,000 rowdy fans.
Hotels in Seattle
As you’d expect for a large cosmopolitan city, hotels in Seattle are varied and plentiful. From sleek high rise aparthotels offering deluxe city living, to quirky-meets-chic boutique accommodation – whatever your purse or preference, you’ll find something here that ticks the boxes. Swimming pools, flat screen TVs, and WiFi are all common amenities in the city, while glittering Elliott Bay views adorn some of the more luxurious digs. Those conscious of the environment will have a number of eco-friendly hotels to choose from, while those conscious of their bank balance will find plenty of budget hotels in Seattle too.
Where to stay
A hotel in Seattle’s Downtown will put you in the bright lights of the city’s action. The primary business district and commercial haven, here you’ll find stacks of shops, restaurants and nightclubs, along with attractions including the Pike Place Market. For artsy types the 74 acres that make up Seattle Center is a cornucopia of cultural treats, with theater, music, and festivals galore. Art installations stud the streets, and the food court fuels the foot-lit buzz. Bellevue is a blend of cosmopolitan convenience and outdoorsy endeavors. With Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park and Woodinville’s wine county near by, hiking, biking and a good Chardonnay are all within reach.
How to get to Seattle
With direct connections to major destinations throughout the world, Seattle Tacoma International Airport will be the primary gateway into the city for most. Located a 25 minute drive from downtown Seattle, getting in from the airport is easy. Shuttle buses run frequently, while the Link Light Rail can transfer you to the heart of downtown from the airport’s station in just over half an hour. For those travelling in via sea plane, the Lake Union Sea Plane Base will be your port of call. The Amtrak train comes to Seattle from all over the United States and Canada, making stops at King Street Station, just south of downtown.
The jewel of the Pacific Northwest, the Emerald City is a cluster of stylish modernity, flecked with greenery and framed with spectacular mountainous landscapes. Cosmopolitan yet casual, cutting edge yet eco-friendly, the city’s diverse population keep it focused on 21st Century living. From the quaint historical avenues of Pioneer Square to the contemporary art of Seattle Center, history and culture runs strong. With delectable dining, chic shopping and a buzzing nightlife to boot, whether you’re here for business or pleasure, this seaside city lacks nothing.
Things to see
With its flying saucer-like appearance dominating the skyline, the Space Needle is Seattle’s most iconic landmark. At over 600-ft high, the observation tower and revolving restaurant offer unmatched views of the city and mountains beyond. Chirping seagulls, souvenir shops, and the enticing smell of fish and chips - the Seattle Waterfront is the quintessential seaside experience. Here you stroll along the pier or view Seattle from a scenic cruise. Pike Place Market is a mecca for seasoned shopaholics and bargain hunters alike. Overlooking Elliott Bay, the bustling market has it all, from artisan crafted trinkets and antiques, to fresh local produce. Pioneer Square is the oldest neighborhood in the city. Home to quirky boutiques and eateries, the leafy streets are adorned with ornate lamps and pretty Renaissance Revival architecture. Baseball fans should make a home run for Safeco Field. Home to the Seattle Mariners, the stadium has a retractable roof and room for over 47,000 rowdy fans.
Hotels in Seattle
As you’d expect for a large cosmopolitan city, hotels in Seattle are varied and plentiful. From sleek high rise aparthotels offering deluxe city living, to quirky-meets-chic boutique accommodation – whatever your purse or preference, you’ll find something here that ticks the boxes. Swimming pools, flat screen TVs, and WiFi are all common amenities in the city, while glittering Elliott Bay views adorn some of the more luxurious digs. Those conscious of the environment will have a number of eco-friendly hotels to choose from, while those conscious of their bank balance will find plenty of budget hotels in Seattle too.
Where to stay
A hotel in Seattle’s Downtown will put you in the bright lights of the city’s action. The primary business district and commercial haven, here you’ll find stacks of shops, restaurants and nightclubs, along with attractions including the Pike Place Market. For artsy types the 74 acres that make up Seattle Center is a cornucopia of cultural treats, with theater, music, and festivals galore. Art installations stud the streets, and the food court fuels the foot-lit buzz. Bellevue is a blend of cosmopolitan convenience and outdoorsy endeavors. With Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park and Woodinville’s wine county near by, hiking, biking and a good Chardonnay are all within reach.
How to get to Seattle
With direct connections to major destinations throughout the world, Seattle Tacoma International Airport will be the primary gateway into the city for most. Located a 25 minute drive from downtown Seattle, getting in from the airport is easy. Shuttle buses run frequently, while the Link Light Rail can transfer you to the heart of downtown from the airport’s station in just over half an hour. For those travelling in via sea plane, the Lake Union Sea Plane Base will be your port of call. The Amtrak train comes to Seattle from all over the United States and Canada, making stops at King Street Station, just south of downtown.
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PoolHotels with indoor or outdoor pools, plus rooms with private pool options- LuxuryFour- and five-star hotels with extra comfort and convenience
- CheapBudget-friendly hotels and other affordable accommodation options
- Free BreakfastStress-free rooms with breakfast included at no extra cost
- Parking availableCar parking available at location
- Pet FriendlyDogs and other pets are welcome to stay
- Family-friendlyChild-friendly hotels, resorts, and other places to stay with kids
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