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The Fairmont Olympic Hotel
At a Glance
- elegant and spacious lobby
- great location
- excellent service
- fabulous on-site dining
Pros
- rooms are a bit small for the price
- may be a little too old-school for trendy travelers
Cons
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Book NowThe Fairmont Olympic Hotel Review
Grand and stately, the Fairmont Olympic transports travelers to another time. Between the marble floors, brocade chairs, silk wallpaper, Corinthian columns, massive chandeliers, and sweeping staircases worthy of Rhett Butler, this old-world hotel personifies class and elegance. It's no wonder that so many Seattleites get married in this Renaissance Revival hotel—it's as close to a princess palace as most of us will ever get to experience. Guest rooms are lovely and light, with French Country touches like pale yellow wallpaper and traditional floral patterns. The suites are a popular option for parents with kids—sofa beds are separated from the bedroom, and rollaway beds are available. The well-heeled leisure or business traveler will find everything he or she needs here: elegant dining and afternoon tea at the Georgian; an extensive fitness center with an indoor pool; a full-service business center; in-room massage; and a shopping arcade. Kids are even catered to, with child-size furniture and bathrobes, though wild tots might draw glances.
- Address: 411 University St., Downtown, Seattle, WA, 98101 | Map It
- Phone: 206/621-1700; 888/363-5022
- Website: www.fairmont.com/seattle
- Location: Downtown
Contact Information
- 232 rooms, 218 suites.
- 2 restaurants, bar, pool, gym, children's programs, parking, some pets allowed.
- Rooms have: safe, Wi-Fi.
- Credit cards accepted.
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Member Reviews
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JoniC, from San Diego, CA
The lobby and restaurants are beautiful throwbacks to a bygone era. They transport you back in time. But the rooms are another story. They are in dire need of an upgrade and until this happens, it is hard to imagine shelling out so much money for a room needing this much work. I'd save my dollars next time around and go with the Seattle Sheraton. On a positive note, the staff were amazing and went out of their way to provide exceptional service; something you'd expect from a Fairmont Hotel.
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