11th Avenue Inn Bed and Breakfast
121 11th Avenue East, Seattle
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Bed Cal Anderson Park-just 4 houses away A welcoming place Full-service hot breakfast each morning.  Omelets, crepes, pancakes, etc. with fruit, juice, and

11th Avenue Inn Bed and Breakfast Seattle

121 11th Avenue East Seattle, Washington, 98102, United States

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Ride, walk, eat, walk.......

A travel blog entry by kiki-annie

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After getting up at 4:30 and traveling for 12 hours we arrived at our B & B tired and hungry. It is a big beautiful old house in
slight disrepair in Capitol Hill, an area near downtown Seattle. Our
room is on the second floor and we have a balcony looking our over Lake
Washington. Mount Rainer is visible straight ahead. It is a …

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... saw our old friend the Saguaro. The carnivorous plants were cool!

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... experience all the different spaces.

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