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Located between 4th and 5th Avenues and University Street. The Fairmont Olympic Hotel's main entrance is on University Street. The hotel is located in the heart of Seattle's financial, retail, arts & entertainment districts, just minutes from the Convention Centre and Pike Place Market.

Deluxe Room: 
Deluxe Rooms are equipped with free HSIA and provide spacious comfort and a well-equipped work desk perfect for the corporate traveller. Situated throughout the hotel, they are elegantly furnished with antiques and classic styling in a variety of colour schemes. They also offer an intimate sitting area with an over-sized armchair and ottoman. Comfortable adjoining dressing area and spacious bathroom. Location: floors 2 - 11 Beds: 1 King or 2 Twin beds Size: 430 sq. ft. View: city
Executive Suite: 
Executive Suites offer free HSIA and are well-appointed rooms offering partial privacy for business meetings or small group entertaining. Executive Suites offer one elegantly furnished bedroom and spacious ensuite marble bathroom with dressing area. The bedroom is separated from the living room by draped French doors. Decorated with antiques and classic styling in a variety of colour schemes. The luxurious living room offers a loveseat and plush armchair. Location: 2nd to 11th floors Beds: 1 King or 2 Twin beds Size: 450 sq. ft. View: Seattle city view
Deluxe Executive Suite: 
Deluxe Executive Suites offer free HSIA and even more space and privacy for business meetings or private entertaining. The suites are decorated with antiques and classic styling in a variety of colour schemes and feature a luxurious master bedroom and spacious living room with loveseat (soafabed), two armchairs and a well-equipped working desk. The living room comfortably accommodates six people for an intimate reception, and closes off from the bedroom with draped French doors for added privacy. The marble bathroom features a tile bathtub and shower combination and an adjacent dressing area. Location: 2nd to 10th floors Beds: 1 King + Sofabed Size: 490 sq. ft. View: Seattle city view

Via Highway 99 (This may be a better route during rush hour) -Follow signs "To Freeways" from Seatac Airport -Follow signs to EXIT #518/509 NORTH -Continue on 518 and take the 509 NORTH/SEATTLE EXIT -Continue on 509 towards Seattle -CROSS the FIRST AVENUE SOUTH BRIDGE, move to the LEFT LANE and onto 99 NORTH/EAST MARGINAL WAY -Continue north on 99 through several stop lights to the SENECA STREET EXIT -Exit SENECA STREET to FIRST AVENUE -Turn LEFT onto First Avenue -Drive 1 block to UNIVERSITY STREET -Turn RIGHT onto University Street, drive 4 blocks -The Fairmont valet parking is on the right between 4th and 5th Avenues VIA Interstate 5 ("I-5") -Follow signs to DOWNTOWN SEATTLE - 518 EAST to I-5 NORTH -Proceed along I-5 NORTH for approximately 20 minutes -Exit at SENECA STREET (#165) on the LEFT side of the freeway (it backs up badly during heavy traffic so be prepared early) -Stay in the LEFT LANE of the Exit and proceed onto Seneca Street -Once on Seneca move to the RIGHT LANE, drive 2 blocks to 4TH AVENUE -Turn RIGHT onto 4th Avenue -Drive 1 block to UNIVERSITY STREET, turn RIGHT -The Fairmont valet Parking is on the right and takes up the full block -Take I-5 South -Take exit 165B/UNION STREET EXIT; drive 2 blocks to 5TH AVENUE. -Turn LEFT on 5th Avenue, drive 2 blocks to SENECA STREET. -Turn RIGHT on Seneca, drive 1 block to 4TH AVENUE. -Turn RIGHT on 4th Avenue; drive 1 block to UNIVERSITY STREET. -Turn right on University, The Fairmont Olympic Hotel is on your right and takes up the full block. -Important: When driving south, make sure not to enter the Express Lanes! -Take exit 165B/UNION STREET EXIT; drive 2 blocks to 5TH AVENUE. -Turn LEFT on 5th Avenue, drive 2 blocks to SENECA STREET. -Turn RIGHT on Seneca, drive 1 block to 4TH AVENUE. -Turn RIGHT on 4th Avenue; drive 1 block to UNIVERSITY STREET. -Turn right on University, The Fairmont Olympic Hotel is on your right and takes up the full block. -Important: When driving south, make sure not to enter the Express Lanes! -As you approach downtown Seattle move into the LEFT LANE. -Take EXIT 165/SENECA STREET. -From the light continue straight 2 blocks moving to the RIGHT LANE. -Turn RIGHT onto 4TH AVENUE. -Drive 1 block to UNIVERSITY STREET; turn RIGHT. -The Fairmont Olympic Hotel is on the right and takes up the full block -Take I-5 Northbound, IMMEDIATELY MOVE TO THE RIGHT and take EXIT 165/MADISON STREET. -From the light go straight 2 blocks to 4TH AVENUE. -Turn RIGHT on 4th Avenue, drive 3 blocks to UNIVERSITY STREET. -Turn RIGHT, The Fairmont Olympic Hotel is on the right and takes up the full block. Located 10 miles (16 km) or about a 30-minute drive from Seattle's International Airport, also known as SeaTac Airport.

The Georgian Restaurant  Hours of Operation Daily 6:30 or 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Located on the first floor of the hotel, Seattle's original premier dining room and the most exquisite room on the West Coast features Chef Gavin Stephenson's innovative seasonal Northwest cuisine, along with an inspired regional wine list. Children's menu available. Valet parking is included for dinner only. An intimate private dining room is available and seats up to 12 people. Non-smoking outlet. Dress Code: smart casual, jacket not required. Reservations: recommended. Call (206) 621-1700 ext. 3169. Shuckers  Hours of Operation 11:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Located on the hotel's arcade level (one floor below the lobby level), accessible from Fourth Avenue. Seattle's pre-eminent downtown oyster bar features fresh Northwest seafood with local microbrews. The pub-style setting seats 79 people, in addition to outdoor seating for 16 (weather permitting). Specialties:Offers award-winning salmon and Northwest clam chowder. A selection of nutritionally balanced, healthier menu is also available. Dress Code: casual Reservations: recommended The Terrace Lounge  Hours of Operation Sunday to Thursday 11:00 a.m. 12:00 midnight Friday & Saturday 11:30 a.m. 1:00 a.m. Located on the lobby level of the hotel, The Terrace offers coffee, hors d'oeuvres, snacks, desserts, and cocktails, including an array of award-winning martinis. The Terrace seats 40 people, plus eight at the bar. Smoking is permitted, and cigar smoking is permitted in the evening. A humidor in the lounge features a wide selection of cigars. Entertainment: Piano entertainment, Monday - Friday 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. and Saturday 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Dress Code: smart casual Reservations: no The Garden Lounge  Hours of Operation Friday & Saturday 5:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Located on the Lobby level, the Garden Lounge features award-winning specialty martinis and cocktails, outstanding wines by the glass and finger foods. Food is served in a light and airy atrium setting with live music. Entertainment: On Friday and Saturday evenings, enjoy jazz sounds from local guest artists, from 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Dress Code: casual Reservations: no

Space Needle
Distance from hotel: 15-minute drive. Located at Seattle Center, next to the Pacific Science Center, at Broad Street and Denny Way. The Space Needle is the recognized symbol of Seattle. The tower stands 605 feet (184 meters) tall and boasts fabulous 360 degree views of Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges and, of course, the beautiful city of Seattle. www.spaceneedle.com

Boeing Everett Plant
The 90-minute tour includes a video about Boeing, an exhibit detailing Boeing?s history, a visit inside the factory to watch airplane assembly, and a drive along the flight line where the completed 747, 767 and 777 are tested. Distance from hotel: 35-minute drive

Chinatown/International District
Distance from hotel: 5-minute walk Location: 5th Avenue and South Jackson Listed as the fourth-largest Chinatown on the continent, Seattle?s International District home to a great variety of shops, service businesses, arts, and entertainment venues. Website: www.internationaldistrict.org

Downtown Waterfront
Distance from hotel: 10-minute drive A mix of small shops and fish and chip spots. It is the departure point for Washington State Ferries to Bainbridge Island, as well as several boat tours. For more details and boat tour schedules, contact the Concierge desk at the hotel.

Pike Place Market
Distance from hotel: 5-minute walk Location: 1st Avenue & Pike Street The oldest continuously operated independent farmers? market in the United States. The market includes arts and crafts vendors, permanent retailers and street vendors. Website: www.pikeplacemarket.org

Safeco Field
Distance from hotel: 10-minute drive Home of the National Baseball League, Seattle Mariners team. Seattle Mariners Schedule Website: www.mariners.org Tickets can be purchased through the Concierge desk, or Ticket Master 1-888-972-0145.

Seahawks Stadium
Distance from hotel: 10-minute drive Home of the National Football League, Seahawks team. Website: www.seahawks.com / Seahawks Schedule Tickets can be purchased through the Concierge desk, or Ticket Master 1-888-972-0145.

Key Arena
Distance from hotel: 15-minute walk Home of the NBA, Sonics basketball team. Website: www.nba.com/sonics / Sonics Schedule Tickets can be purchased through the Concierge desk, or Ticket Master 1-888-972-0145.

Mount Rainier National Park
Location: 50 miles/80 km southeast of Seattle (3-hour drive). An active volcano which last erupted 150 years ago, Mount Rainier is the most prominent peak in the Cascade Range. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, climbing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, camping, photographing nature, and more. See website for Entrance fees and park facilities. Website: www.nps.gov/mora.

Olympic Peninsula and Olympic National Park
Located near Port Angeles, WA. (3-hour drive). The Olympic National Park makes up close to 1 million acres of the Olympic Peninsula. Visitors can experience unique areas of the park, such as glacier-capped mountains, rugged pacific coastline, old-growth and temperate rain forests. See website for Entrance fees and park facilities. Website: www.nps.gov/olym.

Pioneer Square
Distance from hotel: 10-minute walk Location: 1st Avenue and Cherry Street Pioneer Square is the oldest neighbourhood in the city and offers a glimpse into Seattle's historic beginnings. The square has many fine art galleries, shops, restaurants, as well as small clubs with live music.

Rainier Square
Location: 5-minute walk, directly across from the hotel, between 4th & 5th Avenues and between University & Union Streets. Website: www.rainier-square.com / Rainier Square Rainier Square is comprised of the following buildings: Skinner Building: Home to the 5th Avenue Theatre, the historic landmark that showcases musicals performed by Broadway and Hollywoodstars, and to some of the neighbourhood's most distinctive shops, including Eddie Bauer's flagship store. (see also Theatres/Performing Arts) Cobb Building: Medical-dental building; build in 1909. Street-level retail also includes Bank of America, Alaska Airlines and United Airlines. IBM: Home to IBM's Northwest headquarters. The popular restaurant, Benihana of Tokyo, is located at the plaza level. Financial Center: Home to a number of prestigious companies including Merrill Lynch and Marsh Inc. Street-level tenants include Wells Fargo Bank, Tully's and University Bookstore. Rainier Square: Downtown Seattle's first shopping centre, built in 1977. Features a three-level retail atrium of fine designer clothing and accessories. See also Shopping information. Rainier Square connects to the Skinner Building and the Convention Center through an underground pedestrian concourse. Puget Sound Plaza: Conveniences include ample parking, a Starbucks coffee shop in the lobby, distinctive retail at street level, a major branch of Key Bank, the University of Washington Extension's downtown campus, and a METRO bus tunnel entrance around the corner on University Street. Rainier Tower: Located on the Northwest corner of 5th Avenue and University Street. The tower has 40 stories.

San Juan Islands
The San Juan Islands are a group of 174 islands, from small rocky outcrops to the four large, lush islands of San Juan, Orcas, Lopez, & Shaw. Beach walks, kayaking, whale watching (mid-summer to early fall), hiking and biking are just some of the activities available on the Islands. Transportation -- The easiest way of getting to the San Juans from Seattle is on the Victoria Clipper passenger-only boat, or Kenmore Air Floatplanes. For information and arrangements, contact the Conciege desk at the hotel. Travel time varies depending on choice of transportation. Websites: www.travelsanjuans.com / www.sanjuanisland.org

Seattle Aquarium
Distance from hotel: 15-minute drive Location: Pier 59 Hours of Operation Daily 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Enjoy the underwater dome, harbour seals and sea otters. The aquarium features more than 15,000 species. Website: www.seattleaquarium.org

Whidbey Island
Distance from hotel: 1½ hour drive Whidbey Island is the longest island in the United States. Visitors can look forward to ferry boat rides, beaches, World War II bunkers, wineries, gardens and small, charming towns. Contact the Concierge desk for more information

Woodland Park Zoo
Distance from hotel: 15-minute drive Hours of Operation / Admission Fees The Woodland Park Zoo is a conservation and education institution demonstrating the value, beauty and interdependence of all living things. Website: www.zoo.org