I’m a sucker for luxury hotels. I guess most people prefer nice accommodations, but there’s something about the level of service provided by Four Seasons Seattle that just works for me. Having Four Seasons finally come back to Seattle (they were gone for 5 years) was, therefore, music to my ears.
With 134 rooms (starting from 450 square feet in size) and 13 suites, the Four Seasons Seattle is able to keep an intimate feel. Of those 13 suites, the Presidential Suite on the 10th floor tops out the hotel with almost 2,500 sq ft of pure luxury. Included are all the essentials: a game table, a private study, a rain shower and a TV integrated into the bathroom mirror.
Why write more when you can just have a look at the Four Seasons Seattle pictures? These furnishings, with views of Puget Sound, plus legendary Four Seasons service definitely make it a done deal.
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