Four Seasons Hotel in Seattle

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Offering stunning views and exceptional service in Seattle`s downtown area, the Four Seasons Hotel is considered one of the top luxury accommodations. Situated near popular attractions like Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum, guests can enjoy spacious and modernly designed rooms or suites with bright open layouts. Their renowned on-site restaurant Goldfinch Tavern is renowned for highlighting regional seafood and Pacific Northwest cuisine in a refined pub setting. Hotel amenities include a full-service spa, beautifully landscaped outdoor pool and whirlpool with expansive waterfront views, and a twenty-four hour fitness center.

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle – The Basics

• Location: Great central downtown spot on the corner of 1st Avenue and Union Street, across the street from Seattle Art Museum, and one block from Pike Place Market. Walkable to Pioneer Square (10 minutes), Belltown (15 minutes), and the Seattle Waterfront (7 minutes).
• Ages: Visitors of all ages are welcome. No extra charge for young people 18 years old and under staying in the same room as their parents or guardians; special rates may be available for two adults and two young people 18 years of age or under occupying two rooms. Family-friendly amenities include childproofing supplies, cribs, highchairs, playpens, child-size bathrobes, toiletries for babies & kids, a children’s video library, babysitting service (not complimentary – please give 24 hours advance notice), kid’s concierge service, a behind-the-scenes kitchen tour, free meals for kids under 5, and a children’s welcome treat on arrival.
• Pet Policy: One small dog (under 20 lbs) per room, for an additional fee of $50 per stay. Dog bed, bowls, and treat provided.
• Panorama: Stunning perspectives of Elliott Bay, Puget Sound, the Seattle Waterfront, and mountains to the west. Views eastward toward the city as well.
• Parking: Valet parking – $50 per night.
• Excellent Amenities: Complimentary morning coffee service and newspaper delivery, picnic basket service provided for hotel guests, seasonal menu options available by the summer pool. The hotel showcases local art curated by the Seattle Art Museum throughout its spaces.
• Booking Advance: Three months in advance during the April-September cruise season, and during the December holidays. One month in advance October-March.

The shore in front of the SALA Samui Choengmon Beach.

• Phone: (206) 749-7000
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: fourseasons.com

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle – Amenities

• Pool: Seattle`s sole outdoor infinity pool, situated on the fourth floor, with incredible views of Elliott Bay. 40 feet in length, 4 feet deep, and heated to 84 degrees. The beautiful pool terrace has plenty of lounge chairs, a fire pit, and a hot tub. During the summer, poolside spa treatments and food and drink service are available.
• Spa: Extensive 6,000 square foot spa with 8 treatment rooms, including two rooms for couples with views of Puget Sound. Services include Swedish, Deep Tissue, Thai, River Rock, prenatal, and reflexology massages; body and facial treatments; manicures; and pedicures. Couples and in-room treatments are available from 9am to 8pm daily. A relaxation area is accessible to hotel guests without an appointment.
• Fitness Center: 24-hour fitness center with Puget Sound views; locker room access available from 7 am to 10 pm. daily. Free weights, weight training, and cardiovascluar machines. Private personal training sessions can be scheduled upon request.
• Private Pools/Jacuzzis: None. All rooms feature deep soaking bathtubs.

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle – Food and Drink

• Eatery: Their locally-esteemed Goldfinch Tavern focused on homegrown/seasonal/northwestern fare, providing breakfast, lunch, dinner, brunch, drinks, sweets, and room service. Two private dining rooms were available for parties of 20 or more. Kids under 5 dine free. Great happy hour and late night menus, with a gorgeous view of the Seattle Great Wheel – particularly at nightfall. 6:30am-11:45pm weekdays, and until 12:45pm on Friday and Saturday nights. $$-$$$$.
• Lounge/Bar: Situated in Goldfinch Tavern, with seating for 44. From June to September, INFINITY pool + bar offers a poolside food and drink menu from 11am to 9pm (food) and 9:30 pm (drinks).
• Breakfast: Morning meals are not automatically included and must be purchased separately at the Goldfinch Tavern eating area between 6:30am and 11am.
• Room Service: In-Room Dining is available 24 hours a day, with complimentary coffee assistance between 6 and 10am.
• Picnic Service: With twelve hours` prior notice, the restaurant will package an insulated carry bag for you to take along during sightseeing around Seattle. Six menu selections are offered, including various food and drinks.

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle – Rooms and Suites

• Prime Bay-View Room • Deluxe Bay-View Room • Partial Bay-View Room • Deluxe Seattle-View Room • Seattle-View Room • Superior King Room • Presidential Suite • Governor’s Suite • Deluxe Elliott Bay Suite • Corner Elliott Bay Suite
• Smoking locations: The Four Seasons Seattle is 100% Smoke free.
• Premium room: The largest suite of 2,480 square feet is on the 10th floor of the lodging, sleeping 4 people. Sweeping perspectives of Elliott Bay, Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains through floor-to-ceiling windows. Two sofas, four lounge chairs, a gaming table, dining table for eight, guest powder room, private office area, and fireplace. Custom furnishings and art by Morris Graves, Joseph Goldberg, Jared Rue, Dennis Evans, Victoria Adams, and Leo Kenney. Can be arranged as a 2 or 3 bedroom suite with the addition of connecting spaces.

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle – What’s Nearby?

Recommended Nearby Tours

• Dundee’s Restaurant on the Waterfront – alongside Ochre. Waterside tables and superior service for seafood, steaks, pastas, and salads. Another outlet attached to the Cairns Aquarium (see below) has a wall alongside a tank of marine life.
• Gourmet Seattle Walking Tour – Fun tour of Belltown, downtown Seattle, and Pike Place Market with free tastes of Seattle’s best cuisine. Starting location is an eleven-minute walk away.
• Chocolate Indulgence Walking Tour of Seattle – Superb tour around Pike Place Market and nearby shops. High-quality local treats but still very kid-friendly. Start location: 4-minute walk.

Best Nearby Restaurants

• Lecosho – Offering awesome (and meat-focused) American cuisine in an elegant tucked-away downtown spot. Great outdoor dining is available in the summer months.
• Tankard & Tun – Upscale seafood-centered pub with great views.
• Matt’s in the Market – Iconic Northwest cuisine offered with panoramic views of the Market.
• Place Pigalle – A classic French cuisine restaurant carefully concealed in Pike Place Market, ideal location for romantic evenings.
• Maximilien – Expertly prepared French cuisine with panoramic Puget Sound views.”
• This waterfront seafood restaurant downtown offers freshly caught selections: Elliott’s Oyster House
• Esteemed sushi restaurant – Seattle’s finest sushi – arrive promptly for a coveted bar seat.
• Kastoori Grill – Known for quality Indian cuisine without alcohol on the menu.
• The Pink Door – Italian cuisine, views from the balcony, and late-night cabaret.
• Le Pichet – Remarkable and inviting French eatery.

Best Nearby Bars and Breweries

• Von’s 1000 Spirits – Busy upscale pub with terrific beverages.
• Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge – Megali Ammos
• Alibi Room – The most interesting bar in Pike Place Market, facing Gum Wall.
• Old Stove Brewery – Pleasant views and flavorful beers served within Pike Place Market.
• Kell’s Irish Bar – Lively Post Alley bar/restaurant in Pike Place Market, often featuring live music.
• Purple Wine Bar – Best wine bar in Seattle, great food and huge wine list.

Nearby Shopping and Cool Shops

• SAM Shop – Eclectic gift shop at the Seattle Art Museum, no admission required.
• Pike Place Market – Stands selling handmade crafts, artisanal pieces, fun gifts, decorative flowers and more line the main ground-level walkway.
• The Eighth Generation shop in Pike Place market sells beautiful and authentic Native American wool blankets, jewelry, apparel, and fine arts.
• Radiator Whiskey – Trendy Pike Place Market hangout with whiskey, scotch, bourbon, rye, beer, wine, and food.
• Market Magic Shop – This store sells tricks and novelties meant to amuse magicians and pranksters alike. If asked kindly, the sales representative at the counter will perform a trick for patrons. It is located on the lower level of Pike Place Market.
• Mappers – Charts, globes, puzzles, postcards; local and worldwide.
• The Truffle Queen – Pike Place Market shop and café renowned for truffles and distinctive vinegars. A must for food enthusiasts.
• Golden Age Collectibles – Comic books, games, and pop culture collectibles. Situated in Pike Place Market, two floors down from the big neon clock.
• Sur la Table – Their flagship location is crammed with top-quality cookware, cutlery, and culinary machines.
• Pendleton Seattle – Globally renowned wool blankets, bags, and clothing.
• Indi Chocolate – Bean-to-bar, small batch chocolate shop and factory found in Pike Place Market’s new MarketFront addition.
• Nordstrom – The local department store’s flagship location, featuring 4 eateries, a day spa, and personal stylist services.
• Pacific Place – Upscale shopping center including an 11-screen AMC movie theater.

Nearby Attractions

• Pike Place Market – One of the country`s oldest and finest farmer`s markets, with fresh seafood and produce, excellent eateries, and lots of food, crafts, and floral stalls.
• Seattle Art Museum – Modest in size but showcasing a reputable and diverse collection of art as well as exceptional temporary exhibits.
• Benaroya Hall – A sophisticated concert facility located in downtown Seattle that is home to the Seattle Symphony and hosts many touring musical acts.
• Contained within is a prominent Seattle Waterfront – Active tourists region highlighting restaurants, a 175-foot elevated observation wheel, virtual flying experience,Puget Sound boat tours, and the Seattle Aquarium.

Nearby Market or Grocery

• Pike Place Market – Directly across the street, offering dozens of fruit stalls, bakeries, and specialty food shops with more limited operating hours than a standard grocery.
• Target – Discount department store with groceries and pharmacy.