Whimsically elegant, with playful wallpaper and tiling and an impressively eclectic lobby.

Italianate architecture, handsomely elegant decor, warm vibe.

Killer downtown location.

Royally great location in Queen Anne, near tons of eateries and nightspots.

Iconic Seattle must-sees like Pike Place Market & the Seattle Art Museum mere blocks away. Wanna roam further? The nearby light rail’s got ya covered.

Whimsically elegant, with playful wallpaper and tiling and an impressively eclectic lobby.

A downtown fixture since 1927, with all the charm you'd expect.

Shopping, restaurants and Pike Place Market(!) are all within walking distance of this emblematic downtown building.

An upscale boutique-y feel, designed by famous local architects to stand out in the middle of the city.

The name is no lie — panoramic views of Puget Sound, with floor-to-ceiling windows at the Six Seven Restaurant.

Bring your furry friends along for the ride. This place is pet-friendly.

Central location is — ahem — paramount, close to the convention center, Pike Place Market and the Starbucks Reserve Roastery.

Free WiFi satisfies both biz travelers and social media addicts.

Location's great. Pike Place Market & the Seattle Art Museum are both less than a 5-min stroll away.

Guest polls revealed marble/fountainy lobbies were passé – so they went with an inviting living room with iconic Vitra furnishings instead.

Set literally on the U of Washington campus & within strolling distance to a light rail stop.

Just steps from Pike’s Place, the Needle and the less-famous (yet awesome) Gehry-designed EMP Museum.

Dog-friendly accommodations include a play room for the kids. All are welcome!

Tweet, post, pin and ‘gram with reckless abandon. Thank you, free WiFi.

Huge, huge, huge - and tastefully furnished, including the kind of kitchen that calls for culinary skills beyond mere microwavables.