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Seattle, United States

Framed by Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains and, on clear days, the snowy cone of Mount Rainier, Seattle pairs a working waterfront with a lively food, coffee and arts scene. Pike Place Market, the Space Needle and the Seattle Art Museum lie close to the finest hotels, and the wineries of Woodinville and the ferries across Puget Sound are close at hand.

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle

A contemporary hotel stepping down toward Elliott Bay a short walk from Pike Place Market, with floor-to-ceiling bay views, an infinity-edge outdoor pool, a spa and Goldfinch Tavern.

Fairmont Olympic Hotel

Seattle's grande dame since 1924, an Italian Renaissance Revival landmark filling a downtown block, with 450 rooms, a skylit indoor pool, Shuckers oyster bar and afternoon tea.

Lotte Hotel Seattle

A luxury hotel opened in 2020 on the upper floors of a 44-story Fifth Avenue tower, with views of Elliott Bay, Mount Rainier and the Olympics, beside a restored 1910 church.

The Edgewater Hotel

Seattle's only over-water hotel, on Pier 67 above Elliott Bay, where the Beatles fished from their window in 1964, with fireplace rooms, bay balconies and Six Seven restaurant.

Willows Lodge

An 84-room timber-and-stone lodge in Woodinville wine country, 30 minutes from Seattle, with the Barking Frog, The Herbfarm next door, a spa and gardens beside the Sammamish River Trail.

Inn at the Market

An intimate boutique inn at the edge of Pike Place Market, with rooms looking over the market rooftops to Elliott Bay and a guest-only rooftop deck facing the Olympic Mountains.

Hotel Sorrento

A 1909 Italianate landmark on First Hill with 76 individually styled rooms, the wood-paneled Fireside Room and coastal Italian cooking at STELLA., just above downtown Seattle.

Hotel 1000

A luxury hotel in downtown Seattle two blocks from the waterfront and near Pike Place Market, with a full-service spa, All Water oyster bar and a Topgolf Swing Suite.

Thompson Seattle

A glass-fronted design hotel a block from Pike Place Market, with floor-to-ceiling windows over Elliott Bay and The Nest, a rooftop bar facing the water and the Olympic Mountains.

The State Hotel

A 1904 landmark at Second and Pike reinvented as a proudly local hotel, 90 steps from Pike Place Market, with work by Seattle artists, a guests' rooftop deck and Ben Paris.

Kimpton Palladian Hotel

A 97-room Kimpton in a reimagined 1910 Belltown landmark, with edgy design, pillows printed with celebrity portraits, Shaker + Spear seafood and the speakeasy-style Pennyroyal bar.