Seattle Vacations
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Your Seattle vacation
Thanks to its Pacific Northwest climate, music venues, museums and theater, a Seattle vacation brings everything from outdoor adventure to culture trails. The Emerald City brings the Space Needle to your morning coffee, Mount Rainier and Pike Place Market – where catching a salmon is optional.
From the hip hangouts of Ballard to the SAM, let Orbitz help you plan the perfect Seattle vacation. With insider tips and top 10 attractions, you'll get the skinny on the Museum of Flight, Woodland Park Zoo, ferries and more.
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Seattle Vacation Packages
Hotel FIVE
4.1
/ 5
86 reviews
Comfort and convenience in downtown SeattleThe Hotel FIVE is situated in the heart of the city. Most major attractions, in addition to shopping and dining, are within walking distance of the property. The hotel's amenities were designed with comfort and convenience in mind. Max's Cafe, the Hotel FIVE on-site restaurant, serves breakfast and lunch. The Hotel FIVE also has an on-site business center and fitness center. Highlights Walking distance to waterfront attractionsComplimentary wireless Internet accessOn-site fitness center RoomsRooms at the Hotel FIVE are comfortably and efficiently furnished. The rooms, all nonsmoking, are fully equipped. Amenities include a 27-inch TV, coffee-maker and coffee, desk with lamp and chair, and a hair dryer. Comfort-minded touches include Serta Concierge Emerald Plush bedding. Guests request rooms with a view of the Space Needle or downtown Seattle. FeaturesThe Hotel FIVE offers an abundance of comfort and convenience. The hotel is a quick walk to downtown tourist attractions, shopping, restaurants and Seattle's waterfront. Its restaurant, Max's Cafe, serves breakfast and lunch daily. A lobby business center allows guests to check email or print area maps. An on-site fitness center completes the package. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (14.5 mi/23.2 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Center station (0.3 mi/0.5 km)Seattle Amtrak station (1.9 mi/3 km) AttractionsPike Place Market (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Seattle Aquarium (1 mi/1.6 km)Space Needle (1 mi/1.6 km)Woodland Park Zoo (5 mi/8 km) BusinessBoardroom accommodates 12 peopleComplimentary wireless Internet accessBusiness centerWashington State Convention Center (1 mi/1.6 km) Policies and fees On-site guest parking available (fees apply).
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Red Lion Hotel on Fifth Ave Seattle
3.9
/ 5
95 reviews
Residential comfort in the heart of the cityMost of the shopping, dining and sightseeing delights of the Emerald City are a short distance from Red Lion Fifth Avenue. The 297-room hotel prides itself on serving both leisure and business travelers. Recently renovated, the rooms feature residential-style decor. The lobby, complete with fireplace, is equally inviting. HighlightsRooms with views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic MountainsHigh-speed wireless Internet accessFull breakfast buffet (fees apply)Pet friendly (fees apply) RoomsThe recently remodeled rooms at the Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel feature contemporary, comfortable decor. The rooms have Red Lion's Stay Comfortable pillow-top beds outfitted with cream-colored cotton sheets. Bathrooms boast granite counter tops, high-pressure shower heads and Bath & Body Works toiletries. Each room has a 37-inch plasma TV, alarm clock with an iPod docking station and a small refrigerator. Most rooms afford views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. FeaturesThe Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel is within walking distance to Pike Place Market, the flagship Nordstrom store and other tourist attractions. The monorail to the Space Needle and Seattle Center is just steps away. Both the business center and fitness center are open 24 hours a day, making it possible for guests to work or workout when the mood strikes. DiningThe Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel is home to two restaurants. Terrace Garden, open for lunch, dinner and cocktails, features the city's largest outdoor dining deck. Elephant and Castle Pub, on the hotel's lower level, offers drinks, British pub fare, darts and billiards. The Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel serves the chain's signature Roaring Start breakfast buffet each morning. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (14 mi/22.4 km)Boeing Field/King County International Airport (5.8 mi/9.3 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Center station (0.1 mi/0.2 km)Downtown Airporter shuttle service (fees apply) AttractionsPike Place Market (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Seattle Aquarium (1 mi/1.6 km)Pacific Science Center (1.1 mi/1.7 km)Space Needle (1.1 mi/1.7 km) Business15,000 square feet of flexible meeting space24-hour business centerComplimentary wireless Internet accessWashington State Convention Center (0.1 mi/0.2 km) Policies and feesAn early departure fee applies if guest departs prior to scheduled date. Please verify departure date at check-in. The Red Lion on Fifth Avenue hotel is pet-friendly. A non-refundable fee per stay is required. This fee is waived for service animals and Red Lion R and R club members.
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Executive Hotel Pacific
3.3
/ 5
351 reviews
Boutique chic in downtown SeattleEnsconced in circa-1928 building, the Executive Hotel Pacific offers vintage charm with contemporary amenities and service suitable for tourists and business travelers. Located on Fourth Avenue's "hotel row," the 100% non-smoking property is within walking distance from the city's highlights, including the Rem Koolhaas-designed Seattle Public Library. Meeting space, a full-service restaurant, Seattle's Best Coffee bar and a spa and salon complete the Executive Pacific Hotel's full-service profile. HighlightsWalking distance to Seattle attractionsVintage rooms with contemporary amenitiesPet friendly (fees may apply) and smoke-free RoomsThe Executive Pacific Hotel's 154 rooms feature stylish, classic decor with touches of leather and cherry wood and a rich gold-and-green palette. Pillow-top mattresses, duvets and five pillows grace the beds. In a welcome touch, the room windows open. Bathrooms have Corian counters and sinks, bathrobes and mirrored walls. All rooms have 26-inch flat-screen TVs, cable and a 24-hour Japanese station, coffee makers, irons and ironing boards, and personal safes big enough to hold a 15-inch laptop. Standard rooms hold one queen or two double beds. Larger business rooms, located on the upper floors, include a queen or a king-size bed. FeaturesThe Executive Hotel Pacific offers a handful of freebies along with its convenience and vintage charm. In the lobby, visitors help themselves to apples, daily newspapers and city maps. Guests also use the business and fitness centers free of charge. In-room coffee and tea service is complimentary as well. Check-in staff at the Executive Pacific Hotel offer free upgrades if asked and room availability permits. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (15 mi/24 km)King County International Airport (7 mi/11.2 km)Seattle Greyhound station (1 mi/1.6 km)Seattle Amtrak station (2.1 mi/3.3 km) AttractionsWashington State Convention Center (0.5 mi/.8 km)Pike Place Market (0.5 mi/ .8 km)Seattle Aquarium (1 mi/ 1.6 km)Space Needle (1.2 mi/ 1.9 km)Woodland Park Zoo (5.7 mi/ 9.1 km) BusinessJapanese-speaking staff Meeting rooms accommodate up to 25 peopleLate checkout for meeting attendees 24/7 business center Policies and feesGuests must be at least 21 years old to check in.
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The Edgewater
4.1
/ 5
331 reviews
Luxury and service at Seattle's only waterfront hotelThe Edgewater Hotel is the only hotel situated at Seattle's waterfront, right at Pier 67. The hotel offers splendid views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. Its service and amenities have earned it AAA's Four Diamond Award and numerous accolades from Seattle-area publications. True to its natural surroundings, Edgewater Hotel offers luxurious but rustically furnished rooms and also employs a detailed eco-friendly program. The hotel is pet-friendly and smoke-free. HighlightsGas fireplaces in all roomsOn-site restaurant with waterfront views24-hour fitness centerEnvironmentally friendly initiatives RoomsThe Edgewater Hotel's 223 guest rooms boast a rustic look, with knotty-pine furnishings, gas fireplaces, and bear-shaped ottomans. Supima cotton sheets, down bedding and plush comforters cover the beds, which also sport down pillows. Bathrooms are upscale, with black granite counters and glass-surround showers. Guest rooms have a 32-inch or 42-inch flat-screen TV, cordless telephones and a coffee-maker with Starbucks coffee. All rooms offer a view of either the city or the Puget Sound. FeaturesThe Edgewater Hotel has a full-service concierge on hand, as well as a fitness center and a lobby gift shop selling eco-friendly apparel and locally made crafts. Its restaurant, Six Seven Restaurant & Lounge, specializes in Pacific Northwest seafood, native herbs and local produce. Six Seven serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and a bar menu. The Edgewater Hotel also prides itself on its green initiatives, which include composting and recycling, paperless check-in and check-out and water-saving bathroom fixtures. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (14.3 mi/22.9 km)Boeing Field/King County International Airport (6.3 mi/10.1 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Center station (0.7 mi/1.1 km)Seattle Amtrak station (1.4 mi/2.4 km) AttractionsPike Place Market (0.8 mi/1.3 km)Seattle Aquarium (0.6 mi/1 km)Seattle Art Museum (0.8 mi/1.3 km)Space Needle (0.6 mi/1 km) Business10,000 square feet of flexible meeting spaceWireless Internet access24-hour business centerAdjacent to Bell Harbor International Conference Center Policies and feesOvernight parking costs $36.00 plus tax (total $43.20) .
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Alexis Seattle, a Kimpton Hotel
4.2
/ 5
56 reviews
Modern luxury hotel near Emerald City's top attractionsThe Alexis Hotel is located a short walk from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum and other Emerald City Attractions. The 121-room hotel boasts a full complement of lifestyle-oriented amenities. An on-site full-service restaurant and lounge, a spa and salon with in-room services, a 24-hour business center and a fitness center meet guests' needs. A hosted evening wine hour in the Alexis Hotel's elegant lobby adds a warm touch to stays. HighlightsComplimentary morning coffee and daily newspaperHosted evening wine hourIn-room spa servicesEarthCare green initiative RoomsThe Alexis Hotel's 121 guest rooms feature antique and contemporary furnishings and a calming array of natural colors and finishes. The rooms, all non-smoking, have mini-bars, flat-screen TVs and high-speed Internet access (fees apply). Egyptian-cotton linens and goose-down comforters adorn the beds, and premium toiletries and terrycloth robes grace bathrooms. Some suites boast wood-burning fireplaces and two-person jetted tubs. Guests at Alexis Hotel can request turndown service with chocolates and the next day's weather report. FeaturesWith its mix of services and an extensive green initiative, the Alexis Hotel appeals to lifestyle travelers. Library Bistro & Bookstore Bar evokes the feeling of a 1940s club. The bistro serves breakfast on weekdays and brunch on weekends, plus a lounge menu in the afternoon and evenings. Room service is available 24 hours as well. The Alexis Hotel has a 24-hour fitness room stocked with Precor equipment and a private steam room. Milagros SalonSpa offers hair and skin treatments and massages in its on-site location or in guests' rooms. In a green touch, Alexis Hotel recycles, uses water- and energy-efficient fixtures and stocks in-room mini-bars with organic food and drink. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (13.6 mi/21.8 km)Boeing Field/King County International Airport (5.5 mi/8.8 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Center station (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Seattle Amtrak station (0.5 mi/0.8 km) AttractionsPike Place Market (0.4 mi/0.6 km)Pioneer Square (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Seattle Art Museum (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Space Needle (1.4 mi/2.2 km) BusinessHigh-speed and wireless Internet access (fees apply)Four meeting rooms accommodate 24 to 35 people for a conference, 50 to 180 for a reception24-hour business center with two computers and laptop hook-upWashington State Convention Center (0.7 mi/1.1 km)
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Vintage Park, a Kimpton Hotel
4.2
/ 5
84 reviews
Vintage lifestyle hotel near Seattle's tourist attractionsThe Hotel Vintage Park's limestone-and-brick building was built in 1992 and renovated in 2008. The property and guest rooms retain vintage flair, including amply sized rooms, and a fireplace in the lobby. The Hotel Vintage Park's amenities and services, including an extensive eco-friendly program, court lifestyle travelers. Washington state wine is a Hotel Vintage Park favorite. The manager hosts a tasting each evening, and concierges are happy to arrange a tour of local wineries for guests. HighlightsLobby with fireplaceIn-room spa servicesHosted wine reception each eveningPet-friendly RoomsA rich red-and-gold palette graces the Hotel Vintage Park's 124 guest rooms. Pillowtop beds, hypoallergenic and down pillows and a flat-panel TV add creature comforts to the room. Animal-print robes, oversize cotton towels and Aveda toiletries stock each bathroom. Rooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access and functional windows. Rooms along Fifth Avenue sport city views. FeaturesThe Hotel Vintage Park's boutique vibe shows up in several ways. The hotel offers in-room spa treatments and 24-hour room service. The business and fitness centers are open 24 hours, as well. Guests receive complimentary morning papers and coffee.The Hotel Vintage Park employs Kimpton Hotels' EarthCare program. Staff members use eco-friendly products to clean public areas and guest rooms. Printed items employ soy ink and recycled paper. The hotel recycles, and encourages guests to do so with in-room recycling bins. In-room honor bars feature organic food and beverage options. The hotel donates unused toiletries to local charities. DiningTulio, Hotel Vintage Park's Zagat-rated Italian restaurant, serves breakfast and dinner daily. Tulio features locally sourced ingredients and house-made baked goods, gelato and desserts. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (13 mi/20.8 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail University Street station (three blocks)24-hour SuperShuttle service from airport (fees apply)Seattle Amtrak station (0.6 mi/1 km) AttractionsPike Place Market (0.6 mi/1 km)Seattle Art Museum (0.3 mi/0.5 km)Pioneer Square (0.8 mi/1.3 km)Space Needle (1.2 mi/1.9 km) BusinessTwo rooms (900 square feet) of flexible meeting spaceWireless Internet access (fees apply)24-hour business centerWashington State Convention Center (0.3 mi/0.5 km)
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Monaco Seattle, a Kimpton Hotel
4.1
/ 5
30 reviews
Downtown boutique hotel with quirky style and amenitiesWith on-demand goldfish, animal-print bathrobes and striped wallpaper, the Hotel Monaco Seattle sports lots of personality. Behind the stripes and spots lies a high level of service and convenience. The hotel's downtown location and proximity to Seattle's light rail system give guests easy access to most of Seattle's hot spots. Welcoming touches include evening wine receptions and in-room spa services. The Hotel Monaco Seattle pampers children with welcome gifts, their own comment cards and child-size bathrobes. HighlightsHosted evening wine receptionIn-room spa servicesComplimentary pet goldfish upon request24-hour fitness room RoomsWhimsy and fancy enliven the 189 rooms and suites at the Hotel Monaco Seattle. Striped wallpaper and rococo headboards are a matter of course, as are animal-print bathrobes. More serviceable features include pillow-top beds and premium bath amenities, coffee-makers (upon request), mini-bars and flat-panel TVs. All rooms have wireless Internet access (fees apply). The Hotel Monaco Seattle is pet-friendly. For guests who desire a pet, staffers will deliver a goldfish in a bowl, to rooms. FeaturesSome of the Hotel Monaco Seattle's guest services are as quirky as the rooms' striped wallpaper. The hotel hosts a fortune teller every Wednesday and Saturday. Pets' meals are ordered from room service around the clock. The Hotel Monaco Seattle encourages guests to mingle via a complimentary coffee in the lobby every morning and a hosted wine reception each evening. The hotel takes the environment seriously, employing an extensive green program that includes in-room recycling and use of earth-friendly cleaning fluids. DiningThe Hotel Monaco Seattle is home to Sazerac, a stylish restaurant offering Pacific Northwest ingredients with a Southern accent. Signature dishes include an andouille-topped pizza. Sazerac serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, and a happy-hour menu Monday through Saturday. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (14.6 mi/23.3 km)Downtown Airporter shuttle service (fees apply) (0.1 mi/0.1 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Center station (0.4 mi/0.6 km)Seattle Amtrak station (0.6 mi/1 km) AttractionsPike Place Market (0.6 mi/1 km)Pioneer Square (0.8 mi/1.3 km)International District/Chinatown (0.9 mi/1.4 km)Space Needle (1.2 mi/1.9 km) Business6,000 square feet of meeting space in nine roomsWireless Internet access (fees apply)24-hour business center with laptop stations and printerWashington State Convention Center (0.6 mi/1 km)
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Hotel Andra
4.2
/ 5
79 reviews
Eclectic hotel located in the epicenter of the Emerald CityThe classic Hotel Andra is ideally located for guests to enjoy everything Seattle has to offer. The heart of the city beckons to guests ready to enjoy a beautiful urban experience peppered with unique shops, bars, cafes, restaurants and major tourist attractions such as the Space Needle and Pike Place Market. Originally built in 1926, the Hotel Andra has undergone two renovations to present the perfect combination of old world charm and modern urban styles. Distressed plank floors highlight décor inspired by a fusion of Scandinavia and the Northwest. 3 Reasons To Stay: FACE Stockholm bath products in rooms Assaggio Ristorante Tom Douglas' Lola restaurant Hotel Andra RoomsThe Hotel Andra's guestrooms are equipped with a choice of one king bed, one queen bed or two queen size beds. Luxe-alpaca headboards, chenille coverlets, crisp white linens and rich patterned drapery give the rooms an undeniable ambiance. Staying in touch is easy with wired/wireless internet access, and well-lit spaces with an 8-foot desk and an ergonomic chair. Guests' home away from home is complete with many amenities including Tivoli clock radios, lighted vanity mirrors, lavish spa robes, coffee makers equipped with complimentary coffee from Starbucks. FACE Stockholm bath products round out the feeling of luxury after a long day. The guestrooms measure approximately 250 square feet. Guests may choose to upgrade to the Andra Superia rooms, which have all the standard facilities with extras such as an expansive sitting area that features a granite counter bar, wet bars and a separate vanity area that includes a leather ottoman for comfort and a lighted mirror. The Superia rooms measure approximately 400 square feet. Things To Do: Dimitriou's Jazz Alley (0.1mi/.16 km) Westlake Park (0.2 mi/0.3 km) Seattle Aquarium (0.4 mi/.64 km) Seattle Art Museum (0.4 mi/.64 km) Experience Music Project (0.7 mi/1.13 km) Ride the Ducks of Seattle (0.7 mi/1.13 km)
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Hotel Max
4.0
/ 5
232 reviews
Art-filled accommodations in downtown Seattle The Hotel Max combines art and stylish boutique comfort, all within walking distance of Seattle's most famous attractions. Almost 400 works by 39 Seattle artists and photographers decorate rooms and public spaces. The Hotel Max takes advantage of its art niche to occasionally offer packages and deals tied to exhibits at the nearby Seattle Art Museum. The Hotel Max's restaurant, Redfin, focuses on Japanese specialties and serves breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner. HighlightsArt work by local artists and photographers on display in the lobby, hallways and guest roomsAveda-brand bathroom amenities Close to well-known Seattle restaurants, including Wild Ginger Pet friendly (fees apply) RoomsNot surprisingly, each room at the Hotel Max sports an arty title. Solo art has a double bed and teak desk. Art of two beds rooms boast two double beds. Queen of art rooms sport a queen bed and artist king has king-size beds. Soothing tones of sage, charcoal gray and vegetal oranges decorate each room. All rooms have high thread-count linens and duvets, robes, coffee makers with Organa coffee and Steven Smith tea, Aveda bath amenities, a menu of pillow choices and a menu of spiritual inspiration suitable for almost any belief system. FeaturesAn art-filled lobby, guest rooms and hallways underscore the Hotel Max's dedication to art and Seattle-area artists and photographers. If the point is to create a serene environment, the Hotel Max follows up admirably with rooms done in calming hues. In-room tea accompanies in-room coffee and a spiritual menu promises inspiration for almost any faith or belief system. A whimsical "you got it" button on the telephone links guests with hotel services. TransportationSeattle-Tacoma International Airport (15.7 mi/25.1 km)King County Airport (7.3 mi/11.7 km)Sound Transit Link Light Rail Westlake Mall station (0.1mi/0.2 km) AttractionsParamount Theater (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Seattle Art Museum (0.7 mi/1.1 km) Olympic Sculpture Park (1.2 mi/1.9 km)Experience Music Project (1.5 mi/2.4 km) BusinessConference room that accommodates 14 peopleWireless and hard-wire Internet service (fees apply)Audio/visual setups24/7 business center Policies and feesPet deposit is $40 (non-refundable).
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Paramount Hotel Seattle
4.3
/ 5
116 reviews
Boutique comfort and amenities in the heart of the Emerald City The Paramount Hotel, a member of the Coast Hotel chain, is located in the center of downtown Seattle. The boutique hotel, which has 146 rooms, is walking distance from Pike Place Market, Space Needle and the Seattle Art Museum, and only a block from the Washington Convention and Trade Center. Shoppers can stroll to either Westlake Center or Pacific Place malls. All rooms are smoke-free, and all include amenities such as separate work areas and flat-screen TVs with Nintendo. Guests also enjoy Seattle Pan-Asian cuisine at the in-house restaurant. Highlights Convenient location in downtown SeattleWalking distance to shopping and tourist attractionsMultilingual staff (French, Spanish, Tagalog, Korean)Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access Rooms Rich, soothing tones of red and brown decorate guest rooms and suites, all of which are smoke-free. All rooms include 37-inch flat-screen televisions with Nintendo, coffee-makers, robes, a separate work area, and a clock radio with MP3 capabilities. Bathrooms feature private-label toiletries. Grand suites, on the top floor, offer fireplaces, soaking tubs, a separate conference room, and, upon request, a connecting room with two queen beds. Features The Paramount Hotel Seattle's lobby features a gas fireplace, a welcome touch for visitors returning from a long day of sightseeing or shopping. The crackling fire is homey on rainy, misty Seattle days. The multilingual staff offers the personal touches of a smaller hotel along with the services of a larger property. The hotel houses Dragonfish Asian Cafe, which serves Seattle's famed Pan-Asian cuisine. More restaurants, including an outpost of Il Fornaio, the Italian chain, are a short walk away. Transportation Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) (15.4 mi/24.7 km)Closest train stop: Sound Transit Link Light Rail station three blocks away (Westlake Mall)Downtown Airporter [cq] Shuttle available at Grand Hyatt across the street Attractions Pike Place Market (1 mi/1.6 km)Space Needle (0.9 mi/1.4 km)Seattle Art Museum (0.7 mi/1.1 km)Seattle Ferry Terminal (ferries to Bainbridge and Vashon islands) (1.2 mi/1.9 km)Pioneer Square/Qwest Field (1.4 mi/2.2 km) Business Olympic and Cascade meeting rooms, each with 125-person occupancyComplimentary high-speed wireless Internet access throughout hotel24-hour business center in lobby with fax and copy services (fees apply)Washington Convention and Trade Center (1 block) Policies and feesParking fee per day is $29 + tax.
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Flights to Seattle
| Departure | Arrival | Travel dates | Round-trip |
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| Denver | Seattle | Wed, Jan 30 - Sat, Feb 2 | $178 |
| Chicago | Seattle | Wed, Jan 23 - Wed, Jan 30 | $276 |
| San Francisco | Seattle | Tue, Jan 29 - Tue, Feb 5 | $200 |
| Newark | Seattle | Tue, Feb 12 - Tue, Feb 19 | $360 |
| Los Angeles | Seattle | Wed, Jan 9 - Sat, Jan 12 | $198 |
| Minneapolis | Seattle | Fri, Jan 18 - Tue, Jan 22 | $238 |
| New York | Seattle | Wed, Jan 23 - Tue, Jan 29 | $276 |
| Dallas | Seattle | Sat, Feb 2 - Sat, Feb 9 | $212 |
| Honolulu | Seattle | Tue, Feb 12 - Mon, Feb 18 | $402 |
| Washington DC | Seattle | Tue, Feb 12 - Sat, Feb 16 | $327 |
| San Diego | Seattle | Wed, Jan 23 - Mon, Jan 28 | $186 |
| Boston | Seattle | Tue, Feb 19 - Wed, Feb 20 | $278 |
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Seattle highlights
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Space Needle
Built for the 1963 World’s Fair, this pointy icon is a skyline star. Have dinner at Sky City, the tower's rotating restaurant that makes one complete orbit per hour. Snap pics of downtown, Mount Rainier, Elliott Bay and the surrounding islands.
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Experience Music Project
As a music metropolis and birthplace of grunge, the Emerald City welcomes even the most wee of rockers. Check out the artifacts of pop music from Jimi Hendrix to Bing Crosby. Experience the limelight at the interactive Sound Lab and On Stage.
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Mount Rainier National Park
Hike through dense forests that open to serene lakes and streams. Watch clouds swirl over the icy volcano top, and camp under the stars. Take the family to Sunrise in summer to see mountain wildflowers, Mount Rainier, Emmons glacier and the Cascades. Hear the crack of glaciers and hit the Wonderland Trail's backcountry in winter for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
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Pike Place Market
This market is called "the soul of Seattle" with good reason. Buzzing year-round with hundreds of craftspeople, farmers, street performers and fishmongers, Pike Place attracts upwards of 10 million visitors a year. And heads up – visit early morning to see those famous flying fish.
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Museum of Flight
With 80 aircraft onsite to ogle, Seattle’s Museum of Flight is the largest private air and space museum in the world. Visit the Challenger Learning Center, Aviation Learning Center and an ACE-accredited summer camp. Take your little earthlings to see the shuttle astronauts used to train.
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Seattle Aquarium
Seattle may be famous for its salmon, but nearly a million visitors travel here to discover marine life. Watch rockfish and sea anemones wiggle through massive tanks. Take the tykes to a dive show, and the aquarium's two giant tide pools and touch tanks to see the aquatic life of Washington's outer coast and inland sea.
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Seattle Art Museum
SAM's triplet of facilities (SAM, Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle Asian Art Museum) have distinct characters and locations. Located at the northern end of the Seattle seawall, the Olympic Sculpture Park is an outdoor space filled with sculptures from eye benches to abstract planes. The museum's main campus downtown is home to Andy Warhol's Double Elvis silkscreen, and SAAM is in Seattle's coffee-house-laden Capitol Hill.
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Washington State Ferries
Seattle boasts an impressive fleet of passenger and automobile ferries, ranking largest in the US and third largest in the world. Serving passengers who live on the San Juan islands and in Puget Sound, the ferries can also provide passage to Canada, Victoria, and Alaska Marine Highways.
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Woodland Park Zoo
What began as a menagerie on a lumber magnate's property, the WPZ is now a full-blown zoo with 92 acres of exhibits and public space in Seattle's Phinney Ridge neighborhood. Meet over a thousand animals, including the furry descendants of the zoo's famous Bobo gorilla.
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Hiram M. Chittenden Locks
Located in Seattle's charming Ballard neighborhood, the locks connecting Lake Washington and the Puget Sound are more than just a cool nautical attraction. On-site exhibits feature historic displays, and the Carl S. English, Jr. Botanical Gardens. Bring a picnic lunch and watch ships slip in and out.
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The lure of Emerald City: 4 Seattle hotels worth a stay
Seattle is a city of many wonders -- flying fish at Pike Place Market, an entire museum devoted to pop music, and foam-perfect cappuccinos to name a few -- but if you haven’t checked out these four new Seattle hotels, you’re doing it wrong. Sure the rooms are guaranteed to be modern and fresh, but you also get hip restaurants serving local, seasonal cuisine, in-hotel coffee shops and pristine views of Elliot Bay.3 top Seattle hotels for every budget
Seattle is one of those great American cities that’s far too often trumped by places like New York, Chicago and Los Angeles on travel wish lists. But as anyone who’s ever been to the “Jet City” can tell you, Seattle’s nobody’s second-rate Big Apple. To help you find out for yourself, here are a few of the best Seattle hotels, ranked by cost for every budget.
* Prices reflect the lowest "base rate" found over the next 30 days. Rates are subject to change and may not include taxes and fees, hotel service charges, extra person charges, or incidentals, such as room service. All rates are displayed in USD unless otherwise noted. Converted rates are provided for your convenience. They are based on today's exchange rate, but the hotel will charge you in the local currency.
