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Flights to Seattle (SEA) from Chicago (MDW) on Southwest Airlines
Orbitz is pleased to offer airline tickets on Southwest Airlines, which operates a daily non-stop flight from Chicago (MDW) to Seattle (SEA) regularly scheduled to depart at 7:00am and arrive at 9:25am, and 4 additional non-stop flights, departing between 9:30am and 6:30pm on select days of the week. Usually a Boeing 737-700 is flown for this route. The average travel time from Chicago, IL to Seattle, WA is 4 hours and 25 minutes.
During your Seattle vacation, don't miss these great establishments and attractions:
Everett Grand Roaster & Ale House
This casual cafe-style restaurant serves big plates of high-quality roasted meats. The Radiant Roaster Prime Rib is roasted in the trademarked 18-Hour Flav'r Cycle, ensuring its tenderness every time. The Slow-Turned Leg of Fresh Pork is cooked the same way. The menu also includes chicken and turkey dishes. The warm, comfortable bar area has lots of dark wood and copper-topped tables, not to be outdone by the neon beer signs that litter the windows. The bar has 26 beers on tap, including 18 craft beers.
Succulent Noodle (The)
Tucked up away from the street in a Victorian house painted in shocking purple and pink, this Asian restaurant slings tasty grub of nearly every East Asian persuasion except Japanese. Try the Vietnamese Steak, strips of grilled beef served with vegetables, or try the Kao Mo Dang, barbecue pork and sausage in a special soy sauce. Summertime means front deck seating; wintertime means tables in the house's former living room.
Saito's Japanese Cafe and Bar
Just two blocks from the renowned Shiro's, chef Yutaka Saito has opened his own Japanese restaurant. While Saito's hasn't yet built up the cult-like following of Shiro's, the restaurant has already proved to be a success, especially with the lunch crowd. With its sleek, blond wood interior and high ceilings, Saito's exhibits the spare minimalism of most Belltown eateries. The menu is similarly streamlined, with traditional entrees like cod kasuzuke and fresh, simple sushi. Many patrons say that flavors and artful presentations are more authentic than other Seattle Japanese restaurants.
Make your reservations for discount hotel rooms in the
Seattle area, including:
Bellevue Club Hotel
If you are staying on the Eastside, this elegant and modern little hotel will provide you with comfortable, upscale accommodations. Rooms are beautifully decorated in a contemporary style. And, if after touring the city or working out in the hotel's extensive fitness center, you want to relax, the luxuriously deep bathtubs relieve tension perfectly. The award-winning hotel offers an Olympic-size pool, courts for tennis, racquetball and squash, an indoor running track and aerobics classes.
Four Seasons Olympic Hotel
Located in the Rainier Square neighborhood, this hotel, listed in the National Registry of Historic Places, lies within easy walking distance of downtown Seattle's main attractions. All 450 rooms, including 210 suites, are beautifully decorated. Children are welcome and receive special attention, such as personalized cookies and chocolates. Business travelers will appreciate the computer and fax services. Rooms also have modem jacks and multi-line phones. Two beautifully decorated fine dining restaurants, the Georgian Room and the Garden Court, are perfect spots for a romantic dinner or a huge Sunday brunch.
College Inn Guest House
Housed in a renovated 1909 Tudor building, this little inn has few frills. It is essentially a step up from a youth hostel in the European mold. Rooms are clean if somewhat noisy, and the noise of the pub downstairs filters easily through the paper-thin walls. There are no televisions or radios, and each single-sex floor has a lone bathroom at the end of the hall. But the rooms do have an ascetic charm. The location (a block from the university) is ideal, and the rates can't be beat. If you need clean, inexpensive accommodations in the heart of the University District, this is your place.
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