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Old Nov 6th, 2005, 05:32 PM
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I will be extending a business trip into a much needed vacation for my husband and myself. I have almost no available time to research lodging. We will be going Nov. 20-27. What would be your top suggestion for lodging--I am able to splurge since we haven't had a break in forever. We like some pampering and nice surroundings (we don't care for victorian though).
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The nicest place in town is the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. It used to be a Four Seasons property until a couple of years ago. It's lovely, and in a great location in the heart of the city. It is very close to the 5th Ave Theatre, too, if that is something you are interested in.
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Check out The Inn at The Market. It's a small boutique hotel located in the Pike Place Market area. Away from most of the noise of Downtown. Great dining steps away. If you are looking for a romantic dinner spot, I'd suggest Chez Shea, a couple of blocks South.
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Old Nov 6th, 2005, 06:48 PM
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Likewise the Olympic, also the Hyatt, Inn at the Market, the Alexis or the Monaco. But the Olympic gets first place IMO.

If you'd like something a little different for Thanksgiving, you might consider the buffet at the Woodland Park Zoo. Nothing fancy, but fun and the zoo is a pretty good one. As the bards said,

But you can take the crosstown bus
If it's raining or it's cold,
And the animals will love it
If you do.


(Route 5 actually)

http://www.zoo.org/special_events/ev...m#thanksgiving
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I second (or third) the Inn at the Market. Stayed there a few years ago after an Alaskan trip. Great room, great view, great staff.
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I have stayed at, and liked very much, the Inn at the Market. You cannot beat the location, but if you are in search of true pampering go elsewhere. I found the rooms to be quite small and not especially luxurious.
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I liked the W a lot. It's more modern, and the room was very comfortable and "cool" looking.
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