Just steps away from some of Seattle’s top attractions,Loews Hotel 1000 makes you feel at home in the center of the Emerald City.
Following a multi-million-dollar facelift in October 2017, the waterfront hotel greets you with a stylish lobby appropriately accented with deep green touches. Other recent updates include a new light and airy color scheme in the guest rooms and the addition of All Water Seafood & Oyster Bar, a rustic-chic dining room on the site of a 1930s-era bait and tackle shop.
But one of the best parts about a stay at this Seattle retreat is that you’re able to eat and drink like a local without even stepping outside. Its Flavor Seattle program brings you top Pacific Northwest food and beverages by partnering with local businesses and putting their specialties on Loews’ restaurant menus. This is one culinary experience you won’t want to miss.
- Don’t
forget to look up upon arrival to check out the lobby’s LED light fixture —
composed of more than 250 hand-blown glass droplets, it artfully represents
Seattle's famous rain.
- Thanks
to the Flavor Seattle program, you can enjoy local favorites like smoked salmon
from Jensen’s Old Fashioned Smokehouse, sustainable coffee beans from
Storyville and fresh bread from Grand Central Baking Company at the luxury
hotel.
- A visit to Bell Lounge feels more like slipping into a
historic speakeasy than imbibing at a hotel bar. Boasting velvet booths,
antique-inspired tables and a cozy fireplace, this chic spot is great for a
nightcap.
- Seattle's
only virtual-reality golf club is at Loews. Practice your swing during your
stay while tucking into a cold pint of beer and truffle fries.
- Make
the most of your room's deep-soaking tub by ordering a specialty bath from the
spa. An attendant will bring the ingredients (bath salts, body scrubs and
butters) to your door or a bath butler can set up your soak so you don't have
to lift a finger.
- Request
water-view accommodations for a stunning vista of Puget Sound. Linger in bed
over coffee to watch ferries and other boats travel across the bustling bay.
- The
Seattle hotel gives dogs their own amenities, including a bed, bowls and
treats.
- Head
to All Water Seafood & Oyster Bar for its daily happy hour for bites and
brews. This offer is extra sweet Thursday through Saturday, when you can enjoy
two glasses of Muscadet white wine and a half-dozen local oysters for only $25.
- The
family-friendly hotel rolls out its welcome wagon and lets kids choose a gift
from the bounty at check-in.
- More
spa retreat than water closet, each bathroom comes with a glass-enclosed shower
and pedestal soaking tub that are separated from the bedroom with an electric
shade for the utmost privacy. Molton Brown bath amenities are stocked in there.
- Deluxe
City View Rooms let you take in the sights of energetic downtown Seattle from
your plush bed. Upgrade to a Grand Corner City View Junior Suite to enjoy those
vistas through floor-to-ceiling windows.
- Rooms
are bathed in soothing hues, including light gray, dusty rose and muted olive.
- Heat-detecting
sensors are found in each room. This technology means you’ll never have to
worry about housekeeping waking you up if you forget to put the “do not
disturb” sign up.
- Spend
an afternoon wandering around the Seattle Art Museum, just two blocks from Loews
Hotel 1000. Stroll through a collection of Native American artifacts from
around the Pacific Northwest or take in one of the rotating exhibitions.
- One
of Seattle’s more famous attractions, Pike Place Market is a 10- to 15-minute
walk from this waterfront hotel. You’ll find vendors selling beautiful flowers,
local produce, freshly caught fish and more.
- Take
a stroll along the waterfront to check out souvenir shops and visit the Seattle
Aquarium, where you’ll discover local sea life, like sea otters, harbor seals,
salmon and the giant Pacific octopus.
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