Hotel 1000

1000 1st Avenue
206-957-1000
New Hotel on 1st Avenue, near the Art Museum. Very upscale accomodations with a great restaurant (Boka). Also an incredible Video Golf room, and a Spahhh (seriously, that's what the name is).

W Seattle

206-264-6000
1112 Fourth Avenue
Conveniently located near the financial district and close to "Upper Fifth" shopping. Upscale Earth and Ocean restaurant located in the hotel.

Hotel Andra

2000 4th Avenue
206-448-8600
Small, trendy hotel. Don't expect Four Seasons service, but the rooms and common spaces are very cool. Lola (restaurant) is located adjacent to the hotel - created by Seattle Chef Tom Douglas. Amazing Greek food - small plates. Also, across the street is Tom Douglas' original Seattle restaurant, Dhalia Lounge.

Hotel Vintage Park

1100 Fifth Avenue
206-624-8000Small cozy rooms. Not your typical business hotel, but in a city that gets booked up pretty fast, this is a great alternative. Located in the financial district on 5th Avenue, this hotel also has an amazing little Italian restaurant called Tulio.

Mayflower Park Hotel

405 Olive Way
206-623-8700
Another great alternative to your typical business hotel in downtown Seattle.

Grand Hyatt Hotel

721 Pine Street
206-774-1234
This is truly one of the best Hyatt Hotels around. Built as an upscale independent hotel (The Elliott), Hyatt now runs it. Very nicely appointed rooms with a great spa. Near the hub of downtown Seattle shopping.

The Fairmont Olympic

411 University Street
206-621-1700
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The only AAA Five-Diamond hotel in Seattle. Centrally localed with 24-hour in-room service, 24-hour concierge service and two great restaurants: The Georgian and Shuckers.

The Sorrento

900 Madison Street
206-622-6400
Quiet class just uphill from downtown, with its own good restaurant, The Hunt Club.

Inn at the Market

86 Pine Street
206-443-3600
Boutique and cozy, next to the Pike Place Market.