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Waterfront Hotels Seattle |
Inn at the
Market
Highest ranked hotel in Seattle
by Conde Nast gold 2006 and travel leisure top 500, this four diamond
rated hotel overlooking Elliot bay and pike place market |
Marriott Seattle Waterfront
Experience the perfect waterfront Downtown Seattle Hotel at the Marriott |
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Mayflower Park Hotel |
Westin
Seattle
Enjoy unique views of the city,
Lake Union and Puget Sound, with the convenience of High Speed Internet
Access now available in select guest and meeting rooms |
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The Warwick
Seattle Hotel |
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Red Lion On Fifth Avenue |
Alexis Hotel Seattle
On the National Registry of Historic Places, the downtown luxury hotel
has welcomed royalty, luminaries and dignitaries from around the world. |
Hotel Edgewater Seattle
Seattle’s only waterfront hotel,
with dramatic views of Elliott Bay, the Olympic Mountains and the
downtown skyline, and a location right on Pier 67 at the city’s dynamic
doorstep. |
Inn
at Harbor Steps Seattle
features meeting facilities and all the amenities of a boutique hotel,
and is an easy walk to galleries, antique shops, cafés, the Seattle Art
Museum, and the ever-popular Pike's Place Market. |
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 Seattle
has one of the most magnificent, awe-inspiring seaports in the world. And the
Port has designed things so that you can revel in the waterfront's natural and
man-made charm.
Dine, shop or play at Bell Street Pier. - What awaits you at Bell Street Pier at
Pier 66? Eleven acres (5 hectares) of incredible waterfront, plazas and
restaurants, plus a pleasure craft marina and the interactive Odyssey Maritime
Discovery Center. And all right in the heart of downtown Seattle and steps
away from the
Pike Place Market
Waterfront Seattle
Getting around the Seattle Waterfront
Seattle Waterfront
History
Getting
Up/Down to the Seattle Waterfront
A hint to those who plan to walk Seattle
is as hilly as a Hollywood starlet, and the area between Pike Place Market and
the Waterfront is one of the most precipitous parts of town. There's an
eight-story drop from the market down to the boardwalk. This makes for great
views, but it's an exhausting climb or descent for those on foot.
To give your feet a break when walking
up from the Waterfront, take the elevator in the parking complex to the top,
cross Western Ave and look for the sign with a pointing hand; the elevator to
the market level is just below it and you can take this up to the market. On the
return journey, take the well hidden elevator behind the fish markets in Pike
Place to the bottom then head into the parking structure across Western Ave and
take the elevator down four stories to the Waterfront.
If you'd rather walk, you can take the
Hill climb Corridor up many steps from the aquarium at the Waterfront, it exits
out the back of the market's Main Arcade. The good news is that the entire
trajectory is flanked by shops, eateries and potted greenery. You can also take
the Harbor Steps, a landscaped cascade of stairs that sweeps up to below the
Seattle Art Museum.
Right in the thick of things at Pike
Place, the is an elegant and architecturally interesting hotel and the
only lodging in the venerable Pike Place Market. This 70-room boutique hotel has
large rooms, many of which enjoy grand views onto market activity and Puget
Sound.
Take a spectacular cruise to exciting spots in Alaska or the Pacific Northwest.
- The Port of Seattle is ready to set sail for a very busy cruise season.
Seattle will welcome nearly 200 cruise ship visits and nearly 754,605 passengers
during the cruise season.
Seattle provides convenience and value to passengers sailing to Alaska. New
ships and two downtown cruise terminals make sailing out of Seattle an extremely
attractive travel option for passengers looking for the convenience of cruising
from a U.S. based port.
Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises will depart from
the Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal at Pier 66. Holland America Line and
Princess Cruises will homeport at the Terminal 30 Cruise Facility. Both
terminals are conveniently located on Seattle's downtown waterfront
Sightsee around Puget Sound and on the way to
Victoria, B.C. on the
high-speed Victoria Clipper catamaran. Departs from Pier 69.
Watch the sunset over the Olympic mountains from Shilshole Bay Marina's
promenade. Dine and shop at the homeport of the North Pacific fishing fleet at
Fishermen's Terminal. |
