Washington
is one of the most diverse states in the country, from the
mossy Olympic Rainforest to the arid Walla Walla wine country.
In Seattle, you can shop for local produce at the historic
Pike Place Market, hit happening bars in Belltown or take
the ferry to Bainbridge Island, a trip that yields excellent
views of the city and Mount Rainier in the distance. Whether
you're into hiking, fine dining or fishing, rodeos, wineries
or alpine meadows, you'll find it all in the Evergreen State.
SEATTLE
ON
THE WATERFRONT
Seattle
Marriott Waterfront
Hospitality,
unintimidating style and great location (just hop on
the elevator outside and you’ll be whisked up
to the Pike Place Market level) are the factors that
give this waterfront hotel its edge. |
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TOP 10 BRUNCH HOTELS
Six Seven at The Edgewater
Perched over Elliott Bay in a historic property, Six Seven offers a waterfront setting with spectacular views. Dine indoors or out as you enjoy a buffet composed of chef Hans Reisinger's contemporary Pan-Asian twists on classic Pacific Northwest dishes like smoked salmon and oysters.
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STROLLING
THROUGH SEATTLE
72-Hour
Vacation: Seattle
Clean, green and wired, Seattle has a culture
all its own. Sip a latte, watch fishmongers
toss salmon in the air, wander through Asian markets, cruise Puget Sound, or go sleepless in this amazing city that's defined by water through and through.
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WE MEAN BUSINESS
Business
Travel Guide: Seattle
Seattle, the largest city in
the Pacific Northwest, is a leading center for advanced
technology in fields like aerospace, computer software
and biotechnology. Visiting for business? whether you're
heading to Downtown, Belltown or even Bellevue, we tell
you where to stay and where to dine when you mean business. |
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TOP 10 CASTLE HOTELS
Thornewood
Castle
The 27,000-square-foot castle
sits on the shores of American Lake south of Seattle,
surrounded by gardens designed by the Olmsted brothers
of New York City’s Central Park fame. |
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OLYMPIC
PENINSULA
GLAMOUR OF THE GODS
72 Hours on the Olympic Peninsula
Rich with fragrant green pines, crystal blue lakes and a range of mountains that'd make a pantheon proud, the Olympic Peninsula is full of enchanting beauty that’s truly mythical in proportion. Relax and get back to nature in this pristine, earthly paradise. |
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SPOKANE
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HOTEL REVIEW
The Davenport Hotel
World famous in its own right since it opened in 1914, The Davenport hotel continues to impress with amenities such as hand-carved mahogany furniture, high definition flat-screen televisions and an evening turndown service with homemade peanut brittle. |
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