Seattle

Getting Around Seattle
Accommodations
A list of place to stay in Seattle. Please also give us recommendations if you know/ find a great place to stay in Seattle. Seattle tango dancers- do you like to make a life long friend in other cities/countries? Would you like host tango dancers from other cities/countries in your home in exchange to stay with them? If this interests you, e-mail us at seattletango@hotmail.com, we will add you on the host list.
	Hotels Budget Hotels In Seattle 1st Seattle Hotels : directory of hotels in Seattle - Washington !!! Alexis Hotel - small European style, four star luxury hotel located in the Waterfront District. On the National Register of Historic Places. Best Western Executive Inn Claremont Hotel - European-style hotel with high ceilings, brass accents and classic architectural details. Four Seasons Hotel Hotel Edgewater - this waterfront hotel is minutes from the downtown financial district and shopping. Hotel Vintage Park - European boutique style luxury and vacation accommodations by Pike Place Market and Seattle Center. Inn at the Market - small luxury hotel in Pike Place Market. Pacific Plaza Hotel The Best Western- Pioneer Square Hotel - thoroughly restored turn-of-the-century hotel that will take you back to a bygone era. Plaza Park Suites - surrounded by the best of fine dining, theaters and cultural attractions. Ramada Inn Seattle Seattle Inn St. Regis Hotel - located close to many of the city's main attractions and events. University Inn - small neighborhood hotel, in the University District. Motels Budget Motels in Seattle. Bed & Breakfast Bed and Breakfast Association of Seattle Chelsea Station on the Park - conveniently located in Seattle's Fremont District. Wildwood Bed & Breakfast - conveniently located in Seattle's Westside.'s Westside. Bed & Breakfast on Broadway - intimate, smoke-free bed and breakfast convenient to downtown. Mildred's Bed and Breakfast Roberta's Bed and Breakfast - on a quiet tree lined street near Volunteer Park. Villa Heidelberg Bed and Breakfast - built in 1909 and offers leaded glass windows, original light fixtures, and a wrap-around porch with a view of Puget Sound and the Olympic mountains. Hill House Bed & Breakfast - 1903 Victorian, walk to downtown, and serving breakfasts on china and crystal. Chambered Nautilus Bed & Breakfast Inn- Seattle university district Hostels Seattle International Hostel - located in the heart of downtown. Green Tortoise Hostel - offering private rooms, hostel bunks, and breakfast. Hostelling International Seattle - includes information on group rates and links to other hostels. Special Arrangements Please e-mail us if you would like to stay with a tango dancer in Seattle in exchange for them to stay with you when they come to your city. seattletango@hotmail.com

Restaurants, Activities, bars...
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Seattle Neighborhoods
Neighborhood information provided by the Bed and Breakfast Association of Seattle .
	Capitol Hill---just east of downtown exemplifies the city's diversity, Where its main drag "Broadway" entertains day and night, everyone from students to seniors strolling and shopping at a variety of neighborhood shops, galleries, cafes, and restaurants. Volunteer Park, a 44-acre home for the Seattle Asian Art Museum, a beautiful Victorian conservatory, water tower and Lakeview Cemetery, where many famous people, including Bruce Lee, are interred. Close to Japanese Gardens, Arboretum and all points of interest. University---North of Capitol Hill, the University District is a vibrant collection of bookstores, coffee houses, and ethnic restaurants on the "Ave". The University of Washington features a beautiful campus, the Burke Museum, and the Museum of History and Industry. Woodland park/ Fremont---Just north of downtown is the Fremont neighborhood, renowned as Seattle's most artistically-eccentric community. Nestled between Lake Union, the Ship Canal, and Woodland Park, you'll find an outstanding selection of bistros, art galleries, and inviting shops. Take in the natural habitat zoo, rose gardens, and walking trails of Woodland Park. Sample a brew at one of the two local microbreweries, or simply enjoy the sights and sounds of the neighborhood, fondly known as "the center of the universe." Queen Anne Hill---Located to the north of downtown, is one of Seattle's most scenic neighborhoods. Queen Anne combines sensational views with quiet residential elegance and many shops, restaurants, and coffee houses. At the base of the hill is the 74-acre Seattle Center which was the site of the 1962 World's Fair and home of Space Needle, the Monorail to downtown, the Pacific Science Center, the Fun Forest Amusement Park, the Children's Museum, the Opera House, the Intiman and Repertory Theatres, and the Key Arena--home of the Seattle Sonics. West Seattle---Just ten to fifteen minutes west of downtown Seattle, you will find a community that looks back to the city lights and to Puget Sound and mountain views. You can relax and enjoy wonderful waterfront restaurants, watch the ferries pass and stroll or bicycle along Alki Beach. South Seattle---25 minutes south of downtown Seattle, An area of beautiful homes with spectacular water and mountain views.