Seattle's Best Weekend Getaway Hotel

Smashing views and Pike Place Market ambience distinguish this intimate inn.

Reviews:

• “Best views and beds in the city”
• “what location…too bad it was raining!”
• “Service beyond what you expect”
• “Seattle’s Best”
• “Splendid at the market”

Tips: If you don’t feel like walking, the Inn offers a downtown shuttle. But guests who stay off the street will miss much of Seattle’s essence.

Inn at the Market

Nestled on a bluff-side perch above Saratoga Passage, feng shui rules at this Whidbey Island inn loaded with atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “A nearly perfect retreat”
• “Great Getaway”

Tips: Make dinner reservations months in advance or hope for a cancellation.

The Inn at Langley

For discreet elegance, this is downtown Seattle’s best.

Reviews:

• “Mary Poppins Would LOVE The Sorrento”
• “Great Boutique Hotel”
• “Can’t say enough . . .”
• “the staff makes the place”
• “Slow Down in Seattle . . Sorrento style”

Tips: Complimentary town car service will whisk you to your destination.

The Sorrento Hotel

Find local art in each of these 163 unique rooms at this downtown hotel with attitude.

Reviews:

• “Bourg-y, Stylish, Downtown”
• “We don’t care at the Max!”
• “Never again. "
• “Different, in a good way!”
• “Hip Rip OFF!!!!!!!”

Tips: Check out the honor bar for the hotel’s Maximalism book, which describes all the art and artists in the hotel. It’s also available for purchase.

Hotel Max or email Hotel Max

Modeled after the quiet secluded hotels of Europe, this bed-and-breakfast is a couple’s getaway in a French country setting.

Reviews:

• “Best Bed and Breakfast and Cooking Class”
• “Bed and Breakfast Inn”
• “Very Genuine Approach”
• “My stay at the lovely L’Auberge”
• “Lovely Get Away! Scrumptious gourmet baked treats, and a quiet setting makes it all click.”

Tips: High speed wireless Internet is offered for free to guests. Fax and copy machines are also available.

L’Auberge Edge of Seattle Inn or email L’Auberge Edge of Seattle Inn

Luxury on Lake Washington’s eastern shore.

Reviews:

• “Best Customer Service!”
• “Beautiful setting, abysmal customer service.”
• “Nice luxury hotel”
• “Wonderful spa experience!”
• “My First Choice for an Eastside Hotel”

Tips: The hotel’s Waters Lakeside Bistro offers a great view overlooking the lake.

Woodmark Hotel

This extravagantly cushy getaway lodge in the Cascade foothills is all about wood, water and warmth.

Reviews:

• “MOST romantic and relaxing weekend getaway!!!”
• “A great way to spend a special night or weekend”
• “Great place for a quick weekend away from Seattle”
• “So romantic! Best 2-person jacuzzi in room!”
• “Competely full of themselves”

Tips: The lodge is a popular place for weddings with remarkable scenery. Visit the Salish Lodge website to download a wedding packet with more information.

Salish Lodge & Spa or email Salish Lodge & Spa

Colorful boutique hotel mixes sumptuous decor, romantic touches and fine amenities.

Reviews:

• “HOTT STUFF! Cozy, romantic, friendly staff”
• “I expect a lot more for $330 a night!!!”
• “Home away from home that accomodates your pooch too!”
• “Fabulous!”
• “Goregous lobby, comfy, cozy bedroom & I love the Leopard print!!!”

Tips: A pet-friendly policy includes gourmet dog cookies, temporary dog tags, plus walking and sitting services. For guests not traveling with furry friends, a companion goldfish is available free of charge.

Hotel Monaco or email Hotel Monaco

This rustic, yet refined, lodge is a treat for the soul and senses.

Reviews:

• “LOVED IT”
• “Garden view is great”
• “Worst. Hotel. Ever.”
• “A relaxing getaway only minutes from Seattle!”
• “Not 100%”

Tips: Tour the adjacent Redhook Brewery, and Chateau Ste. Michelle and Columbia wineries; hit the Burke-Gilman Trail on foot, bicycle or horse; soar above the valley in a hot-air balloon; or just get pampered in the spa.

Willows Lodge

A quaint destination resort for romantic getaways.

The Inn at Port Ludlow

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