Seattle Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Hey fans, guess what day it is? Halloween! I'm going to write to you again in the afternoon since I'm with my cousins, Libby, Joe and Steve, and my Aunt Paula and my Uncle Oliver (meaning I have to have family time since I'm at their house). Anyway, I have great news! My birthday is in 4 days! The great news about that is that I'm going to go to...

Considering how much we had to see in our only full day in Seattle, we got an early start, fueled by the free continental breakfast served at the Silver Cloud Hotel. I am probably making it sound better than it actually was, but it was free, so who am I to complain? Much better than the breakfast, however, was the free shuttle service the hotel ...

today by rff Yes today was long and boring. Long drives, layovers, 5 hr and 3 hr flights, but we got to sit in first class with a tv on the back of seats. Played flight trivia w/passengers, my dad won every time. He cheated. And played tv poker with mom, watched espn on flight, and sat in a nice big leather seat, and had dinner on plane, (pork -...

Wondrous machinations of fate or conscience? BA upgraded me to the wide seats for the last leg. Landing in Seattle 20-minutes early to find Meagan waiting at the top of the escalator. My own Penelope. Voyage over. Mission accomplished.

Well we made it across the 2026 miles from Chicago to Seattle! We started our trip on Friday afternoon from the railway station in Chicago where we got the train to Minneapolis. The train took 8 hours so it was late Friday night when we arrived in Minneapolis. We got chatting to a couple on the train who very kindly offered us a lift to our hote...

Well, today is going to be busy busy busy....I am on the 845am train back to Seattle and in for a day of sightseeing with Vicki. We are heading back to Michigan tomorrow in the afternoon, so we are trying to sqeeze in as much as possible. IF I can't get to a computer....I will update it on Monday when I get back....Thanks for reading and be sure...

Rodney Smith, a Vipassana teacher in Seattle with many years of hospice experience, talked once about the change that comes over hospice patients when they finally accept their situation fully. He said that it is like their story ends - all of a sudden they have no more future to plan for - and their relationship to the world changes. One aspect...

Now what? So you set a goal and accomplish it. So you overcome the hurdles. So you have a log of all the planning, the anticipation, the event itself, even the homecoming. Now what? Some folks may use a travel blog for bragging, for show-off-man-ship. I guess I like TravelPod for that, myself. A million visitors a month, wow! And, I thought it w...

December 1 and I have snow in my yard! Unbelievable, for this temperate-clime convergence-zone area of Washington state. They are ecstatic in the mountains, with early (make that prosperous) openings for the ski runs. When I announced that I was moving to Seattle, way back in 1980, everyone in the south visualized me in parka and snowboots, bare...

Monday morning, back at the office, itching for lunchtime and my walk. Today I'd dare to cross two bridges, quite a challenge to my vertigo. So, to the corner, where the traffic's bad. Anxious to be freeway-bound, the cars are pushy, loud. The drawbridge only opens on the hour, no matter what the number of boats that signal to get through. I tim...