Looking for romance? Here are 3 wonderful hotels in Seattle, Washington that will provide ambiance, great food, beautiful views, magnificent rooms and romance. My husband and I were invited to Seattle, Washington on a FAM Trip recently and while visiting we had the pleasure of staying at the Monaco Hotel. The Monaco is part of the Kimpton trio of romantic getaway and business hotels in Seattle. After our experience I would recommend any one of the three hotels for a romantic, fun filled, inexpensive romantic getaway.
Alexis Hotel – 1007 First Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98104 (206-624-4844). www.alexishotel.com
Originally built as an office building in 1901 the Alexis was renovated into a hotel in 1980. Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants took over the Alexis in 1982 and in 1996 the adjacent Arlington Building was purchased and this multi-million dollar renovation created the beautiful Alexis Hotel we see today.
With 121 guest rooms the Alexis is a wonderful place for that romantic visit to the Seattle area. With even specialty suites that include romantic wood-burning fireplaces, jetted tubs, media rooms and living areas the Alexis shows us that their rooms were all designed with comfort in mind. Calm colors of blue and beige walls accompanied by red and royal blue décor these rooms make romantic couples comfortable and gives them the feeling of peace while visiting the Alexis.
Room prices begin in the $179.00 with prices changing with seasons. Other amenities for guests are the complimentary evening wine receptions, 4 functional rooms available for business events and social events, complimentary wireless high-speed Internet in guest rooms.
Also at the Alexis guests find the Library Bistro and The Bookstore Bar and Café. Spend an evening enjoying contemporary American food and signature cocktails, in the Library Bistro 1940/1950s décor. Enjoy the menu items created by Executive Chef Tiffany Layco. The Bookstore Bar & Café is located just off the hotel lobby and has a warm romantic ambience. Books line the walls and create a reading room atmosphere. Diners can enjoy feasting on the meals prepared for them while perusing the cookbooks that are also available for purchase at the Bookstore Bar & Café. Here at The Bookstore Bar & Café the convivial bar boasts the largest single-malt scotch selection in all of Seattle.
Monaco Hotel – 1101 Fourth Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98101 (206-621-1770) www.monaco-seattle.com
First built-in 1972 as a switching center for Pacific Northwest Bell the Hotel Monaco opened it’s doors as a luxury hotel in 1997. With 189 guest rooms, 45 that are suites, the Monaco Hotel is one of Seattle’s most romantic hotels in the downtown area. Room rates begin at $169.00.
The Monaco Hotel amenities include, complimentary wireless Internet, complimentary hosted wine reception in the lobby, complimentary chair massages every Thursday evening, in room spa service, valet parking a 24-hour business center and 24-hour room service for those who wish to stay in their romantic luxury suite.
Drinks and Southern style American cuisine with fine wines from around the world can make for a romantic evening at Sazerec. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner.
The Monaco is also a pet friendly hotel and each room has a pet goldfish for the Monaco Guppy Love Program. Complimentary dog bowl, dog biscuits at arrival and the use of leash, litter box, pet crate or pet bed while staying at the Monaco. Pet room service menu for both dogs and cats and the Monaco even offers pet sitting for those who wish to go out for the evening.
Hotel Vintage Park – 1100 Fifth Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98101 (206-624-8000) www.hotelvintagepark.com
Seattle’s Hotel Vintage Park built-in 1922 was renovated in 1992 to the hotel we see today. 124 guest rooms with a grand Chateau suite, and 55 King Premier rooms, all Hotel Vintage Park rooms are decorated in intimate romantic color schemes. Rich gold, warm mahogany and burgundy, layered draperies surround the romantic beds and custom furniture is added throughout the room. Romance and business all in the Hotel Vintage Park with business center provided for those who are not on a romantic trip. Room rates begin at $159.00.
Hotel Vintage Park is also home of the famous Tulio Ristorante, which serves contemporary Italian foods created by Executive Chef Walter Pisano. My husband and I were able to eat at Tulio Ristorante while on a Fam Trip to Seattle this month and the food prepared by Chef Pisano was some of the most flavorful, exquisite Italian food we have had the pleasure to eat. Pairing the wine with each dish made the dinner a one of a kind meal.
Amenities include, complimentary evening wine hour, complimentary coffee service, in room spa service, 24-hour room service, meeting facilities, pet friendly amenities, valet parking and complimentary bike rentals.
Sources:
(FAM) Trip through Duo PR Firm
www.Alexishotel.com
www.hotelvintagepark.com
www.monaco-seattle.com
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