Classic, luxury service
Spacious rooms
Stunning waterfront location
Excellent restaurant with award-winning chef
Significant art collection throughout the hotel
Outdoor pool with food and beverage service
Luxury spa
Traffic noise in some city-view rooms
No coffee or tea in rooms, but free morning service in the lobby
Valet parking, for a daily fee
It’s hard to go wrong with this top luxury hotel that has, arguably, some of the best views in the city, not to mention a restaurant with an acclaimed Seattle chef, a rooftop infinity pool, and 147 spacious, classically comfortable rooms. The business-y surroundings might preclude the opulence of other, larger Four Seasons properties, but what you lose in neighborhood ambience you gain in vistas and proximity to the best Seattle attractions.
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Scene
A contemporary, luxury hotel in the heart of downtown Seattle
The Four Seasons is known for upholding a standard of excellence that rarely disappoints, and Seattle’s property -- tucked into a coveted oceanfront spot right on First Avenue -- is no exception. From the moment two attendants swing open the double doors for your entrance into the art-gallery-like lobby, to your night in what has been referred to by some as “heavenly beds,” the five-pearl status is right there with you. It’s evident in the elaborate display of Pacific Northwest artwork throughout the hotel, in the rooftop infinity pool that overlooks Puget Sound, and in the room service that brings you fresh ice every evening at turndown.You won't have to wander far to experience some of the best of what the city has to offer. You’ll no doubt end up walking into the lobby entrance of Fran’s -- known among locals as Seattle’s finest chocolatier -- or out the door to catch an exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum, which is about as close as a sightseeing destination can get…directly across the street. And though you might be tempted to check out some of the many well-reviewed restaurants that line up on and around the First Avenue corridor (Wild Ginger is a must), don’t overlook the Four Season’s own Art Restaurant and Lounge. With a staggering view of the water, great wine list, and local art on the walls, this place showcases a Pacific Northwest menu from famed Seattle chef, Kerry Sear. (Can you say Dungeness Crab and Wild Salmon?) It’s just another reason not to leave the hotel.
Location
Prime First Avenue address, near the city's top attractions and restaurants
The Four Seasons Seattle couldn’t place you in a better spot for enjoying all that the Emerald City has to offer. Situated in an alcove right off First Avenue (the street that perches directly above sparkling Puget Sound and in front of the Olympic mountains), the hotel is literally a two-to-five minute walk from many of the city’s most coveted attractions, as well as a buffet of restaurants and shops. First Avenue, which has several stairwells leading down to the city’s bustling waterfront, has long shed its ancient reputation as a seedy part of town, and now features some of the most eclectic boutiques, salons, restaurants, and coffee shops around.Have a hankering for a dash of culture? Seattle Art Museum is directly across the street; Benaroya Hall – the city’s premiere concert and opera venue – is located only a hop, skip, and a jump further. And since no visit to Seattle is complete without a few hours at the famed Pike Place Market, you’ll be happy to know that this popular “three-F” hot spot -- flying fish, flowers, and fabulous food -- is also just a block away.- Metro bus service along First Avenue
Rooms
147 guest rooms and suites comprise this sleek, luxury hotel that showcases contemporary, Pacific Northwest design
The full-on view of Puget Sound and the Olympic mountains is the big draw here, and every guest room at the Four Seasons takes full advantage of this with enormous floor-to-ceiling windows. Frankly, booking a city-view room -- though equally elegant and decorated with the same modern-Asian aesthetic and Pacific Northwest art -- is almost a waste of this seriously great locale. (Plus, you may hear more street noise in the front rooms; most notably from the nearby Alaskan Way Viaduct.) Either way you go, you’ll find yourself in a well-designed, spacious room -- they start at 450 square feet -- done up in blonde woods and natural colors, including the marble bathrooms, which feature a plasma TV embedded into the mirror. A desk, chaise, and reading lamp are standard, but upgrade to even the smallest suite (almost 800 square feet), and you’ll have a living room and stone fireplace to boot.All Rooms Include:- One king-size or two double beds
Features
Everything you could want from a luxury hotel tucked into an efficient, urban locale
All-Inclusive / Food
Excellent Art Restaurant and Lounge, with a Pacific Northwest menu
Art Restaurant and Lounge serves excellent, upscale Pacific Northwest fare from famed Seattle chef, Kerry Sear for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Expect dinner dishes like seared Indian Spiced Salmon or Grilled Double Lamb Chop.
City-View Room
Corner Elliott Bay Suite
Deluxe Bay-View Room
Deluxe Elliott Bay Suite
Governor's Suite
Partial Bay-View Room
Presidential Suite
Superior Room
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