The Sorrento Hotel

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Opened in 1909 atop Seattle's First Hill, this Italian Renaissance-style hotel was built by Harlan Thomas, the first dean at the University of Washington's School of Architecture. The Sorrento served as a gathering place for intellectuals, dignitaries and music lovers, a tradition kept alive today with ongoing music, literature, and social events hosted by the hotel. The historic, lavish Fireside Room is the perfect spot for formal afternoon tea on a rainy Seattle afternoon. The Sorrento is the first and longest running boutique hotel in the Emerald City. Its 76 unique and cozy guest rooms and spacious suites offer a full slate of amenities and services, including complimentary wireless internet, Caff-- Vita French press coffee service, a fully stocked honor-bar, valet parking, full-time concierge, in-room dining service, complimentary car service within downtown Seattle, 24-hour fitness and business centers, shiatsu massage services, Pilates and yoga classes, Beauty Bar spa services, and formal dining at the Hunt Club restaurant. The hotel's pet-friendly policy is reinforced with directions to the nearest off-leash park.

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