W Hotel Seattle

... , and beaches. Feel free to post commets, but be aware that they are all public, so all can see them. I will attempt to post hotel info that may help fellow travelers. I hope you have a good winter, great holiday season. See you next year. Tom and ...

... ; I walked round the side of the stadium, past the Qwest Events Center and all the gameday vendors, and popped into the Seattle Teamstaor.  I bought myself a Mariners baseball to add to my collection.  There were a fair few people heading to the ...

... disembarked.  Again the luggage took a while but afterwards I was able to get straight on my prepaid bus to the hotel.  It was a pleasant drive into Seattle and we had a good view of the city.  I arrived at the Crowne Plaza at about 3:15pm ...

... sauce fills the elevator already full with Seattle's international business elite. Besides Kim's sleepless night in Seattle (ha ha) the hotel provided good sleep and surprisingly enough electrical outlets for all our phones, cameras, and computers. The ...

... made the obligatory stop at Space Needle which really took about 1 minute to look at and take some pics. But also located in the Seattle Center is the fabulous Experience Music Project (EMP). This was such a fun place. It reminded me of the Rock and Roll ...

My boyfriend and I spent three days and three nights in dowtown Seattle in December 2006. The weather was surpisingly sunny and mild, with absolutely no precipitation. Our hotel, The Warwick, gave a beautiful view of snow capped mountains and The Space ...

... out.   I walked back via the Pioneer Square Historic Distrcit, which was quite scenic and then headed back to the hotel.  I made myself look a bit more presentable before taking a wander into town and grabbing a quick McDonald's.  I then ...

After the heat of the east coast, Seattle was grey and cold when we arrived (in many ways a welcome relief). The Clarion, a hostelry designed for the desperate traveler, fitted our bill (we were SO tried). Actually, a nice place with a laundry Heather ...

... in the Seattle Center area which was just a few blocks away from our hotel. We checked out and kept our baggage with the hotel. The Seattle Center houses many museums and you can spend a whole day just at this place. After reaching the Seattle Center, I ...

... a flight from Orlando to Dallas first and then to Seattle (Flights 19 and 20).  We hired a smaller car in Seattle and headed to our hotel.  We stayed at Silver Cloud Hotel near the Safeco stadium.  Unfortunately, there was a Mariners game ...

... branch to take. I was afraid to pull out my iPhone to check the map, so we turned around to look for a different route. Downtown Seattle is dead at 8 am on Saturday morning. We passed a couple of coffee shops that weren’t open. Then we saw a little ...

... decided on Seattle.  Julie and Sarah got first class on the flight to Seattle.  Before we left, I had my mom Priceline a hotel in Seattle.  They hooked us up with a 4* hotel named Hotel Vintage Park.  I had no idea what kind of hotel ...

... for us again in Seattle but we donned our rain gear and got out and about to see some sights. Luckily Seattle’s iconic space needle was visible from our hotel window. We were in another “secret saver” hotel where you buy the room on the ...

... out whether our Garmin was working properly. Unfortunately the Garmin would not last the whole way to Seattle...more about that later. The hotel in Minneapolis was interesting... when we arrived at 11pm there were lots of people wandering around dressed ...

... the hotel early (straight from the boat), but unfortunately our room was not ready, so we left our baggage in the hotel and made our way into Seattle. We made our way into the famous Pike Place Market. Now Pike Place Market has the famous flying fish, ...

... was to have somewhere to stay for a while ‘rent-free’ and to tap Paul’s business ethos and motivation, utilizing Seattle as a location to hunker down and focus on the work we had started.  Finding a "cheap" hotel was not that easy. ...

... place with some bubble tea (if you’ve never had it you’re missing out!) and then continued walking downtown. Now Seattle is eccentric, it’s the birthplace of grunge rock, rock/metal, and has a very open population of people. You ...

... we stayed all three days in Seattle. Like last year we parked Homey in a storage yard and stayed in downtown Seattle at the Alexis Hotel. The great thing about this place, other than free Cabernets, Sauvignons, Syrahs, and Merlots for Kamal, was that ...

... for just over $100 which is still a little expensive but we didn't have much choice.  We left our bags in the hotel and went to explore Seattle. A short walk later and we were at the Space Needle. The space Needle was built in 1962 and started as the ...