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Hotel 1000 is perfectly situated in downtown Seattle, making exploration of this beautiful city a breeze. Walk to Pike Place Market and the Seattle Great Wheel, or venture a little further to the Space Needle, Pioneer Square, Lumen Field or T-Mobile Park. From rich history to modern adventures, we’re the perfect home base from which to experience Emerald City.

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Visit this iconic 14,410-foot mountain, a towering symbol of the Pacific Northwest, to hike old-growth forests, flower-filled meadows and serene glaciers. Some 150 mapped trails range across diverse ability levels, from easy strolls to the 93-mile Wonderland Trail.

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Mount Rainier National Park

Located adjacent to the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden and Glass gathers the iconic work of artist Dale Chihuly into one exciting indoor-outdoor venue. The centerpiece of this museum is the Glasshouse, which houses Chihuly’s breathtaking, 100-foot-long sculpture of vibrant, colorful, hand-blown glass.

Chihuly Garden and Glass

One of the area’s best-loved natural attractions, Snoqualmie Falls—located east of Seattle on the Snoqualmie River—is a 270-foot wonder that’s easy to access and view from two observation decks. Enjoy a hike, picnic or even a stay at the lodge, located within the park’s boundaries.

Snoqualmie Falls

There’s no more exciting way to experience Seattle’s sites than from the Seattle Great Wheel. Take a ride in one of its climate-controlled gondolas for breathtaking views of Elliott Bay, downtown Seattle, Puget Sound and more.

The Seattle Great Wheel

Seattle’s most iconic landmark has drawn visitors from around the globe since 1962, when it was constructed for the World’s Fair. Enjoy views of the skyline, the area’s majestic mountains and Puget Sound—then enjoy a meal while high above the city.

Space Needle

This iconic market has attracted visitors and Seattle locals since 1907 and now boasts over 500 vendors, shops, restaurants, bars and the famous Gum Wall. Browse a boutique one minute, grab fresh seafood the next.

Pike Place Market

This classic steakhouse checks all the boxes from prime cuts to Wagyu, an award-winning wine list, gleaming wood and romantic lighting, all in a historic setting, plus a sky-high carrot cake.

Metropolitan Grill

From higher than 900 feet above the city, there’s no better view of Seattle and points beyond than Sky View Observatory. After just over a minute in the elevator, you’ll arrive at the tallest public observatory in the Pacific Northwest, 73 floors up, to experience 360-degree views of the entire area, from Mount Rainier to T-Mobile Park, the Space Needle and beyond.

Sky View Observatory – Columbia Center

Pier 66, just steps from Hotel 1000, isn’t just the place where your cruise adventure begins—it’s also a Seattle destination in its own right, with stunning waterfront views, world-class restaurants, vibrant rooftop bars and much more.

Pier 66 Cruise Terminal

A local favorite for a dish famous in Seattle, this teriyaki spot is known for promoting its fresh, natural ingredients, large portions, quick service and good flavors.

BB’s Teriyaki Grill

T-Mobile Park, home to Seattle’s pro baseball team, is one of the most vibrant ballparks in the country—and includes an impressive retractable roof. It’s also adjacent to Lumen Field, home to the city’s pro football team.

T-Mobile Park

With more than 85,000 pieces in its collection, Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) offers endlessly interesting visits for all ages. Whether your pop-culture interests lie in hip-hop, science fiction or anywhere in between, MoPOP has something for every fandom.

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