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10Best List: Seattle's Lodging Options Are as Unique and Varied as Eclectic Northwest Culture
Whether you need a place as accepting of your pet as you are, or are looking for green lodging choices, Seattle innkeepers are here to serve your every need.
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At TreeHouse Point, Feel Free to Be in a Tree
For travelers that yearn to check out the great outdoors as they visit the Pacific Northwest, TreeHouse Point in Issaquah is an option that really lets you get back to nature while staying atop a pine or a fir. Of course, this isn't really roughing it, with fluffy beds and frilly furnishings in each abode for total comfort. Read more »
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Seattle: A Natural Setting for New Travel Tradition
Seattle and its surrounding areas are an amazing place to take a break, explore nature and re-connect with family. A varied landscape of mountains, water and islands makes for a multitude of back-to-nature vacation options with a wide range of price points. Read more »
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About Seattle, WA Hotels
In keeping with its reputation for progressive eclecticism, the Seattle area offers a vast variety of interesting, highly unique lodging choices. As a cultured, international city, of course all of the big-name, luxury brand hotels are represented. Veer off the beaten path, and bed-and-breakfast options abound, but in addition to refurbished Victorians and rehabbed farmsteads, here in the Pacific Northwest they also take the form of Puget Sound houseboats, mountain cabins, even tree houses. It’s no secret around here that Seattle is in love with dogs, so it’s relatively simple to find pet-friendly places to stay with your pooch. Examples include the upscale Edgewater on Seattle’s waterfront and Hotel Andra in the hip Belltown neighborhood; more budget friendly is Knights Inn Sea Tac Airport, where they are as accommodating to your furry friend as they are to you. Travelers concerned with their carbon footprint will want to book at one of Seattle's growing number of eco-conscious, eco-friendly options. A prime example is Hyatt at Olive 8, an eco-friendly hotel in the heart of the theater district that is the city’s first LEED certified lodging. Centrally located downtown, boutique and business hotels earn high marks across the board, including the Travel + Leisure award-winning Alexis Hotel and Inn at the Market, which is on Conde Nast’s Gold List. Staying outside city limits for a slower pace? Luxury country inns fit the bill, notably Willows Lodge in Woodinville.
- Seattle Expert John Ferri




