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Address
1112 Fourth Ave
Seattle, Washington State
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Standing as a beacon in the thriving heart of Seattle, W Seattle is a premier destination for the savvy traveler. Reminiscent of some of Seattle's classic towers, W Seattle combines elements of the city's architectural history in a modern interpretation of the northwestern regional style. Crowned with a steel-and-mesh pyramid, the hotel gives off a magical glow 26 stories above the street that evokes the energy of this cutting-edge city.
W Seattle was conceived by Starwood Hotels and Resorts with one purpose in mind. To inspire the business traveler and provide solace and refuge in a hectic world. Throughout our 417 large, modern guest rooms and 9 suites, down-cushioned banquettes, custom furnishings and the dreamiest bed in the world await you.
Named to Conde Nast Traveler's 2004 Gold List and Travel + Leisure's "500 Best Hotels in the World", W Seattle is all about service and amenities. Whatever you want, whenever you want it. The hotel is located in the center of Seattle's burgeoning downtown, close to all the action. Check out the famous Space Needle. Savor a cup of coffee or catch fish at the Pike Place Market. Lose yourself in a sublime performance at the new Benaroya Symphony Hall. Do a little shopping. Or, simply do nothing at all. It's up to you.
W Seattle is one of the finest Washington luxury boutique hotels in our collection. To get started reviewing rates and packages, simply search your desired travel dates, review options, click book now and voila. Your hotel booking or reservation request will be securely confirmed. Looking for help? Use the phone number listed above to speak directly with our reservations group. Are you a Hotelier located in or around Washington and interested becoming part of our collection? Hoteliers complete our short form. View our entire collection of Washington luxury hotels.
