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Hyatt at Olive 8, Seattle
Featuring 346 sleek and sophisticated contemporary guest rooms with spectacular views, this is the city's first LEED-certified green hotel (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). The hotel offers a 24-hour concierge and in-room dining, as well as in-room yoga and Pilates (fees apply). Built in 2009, the air-conditioned hotel also features a lobby, 24-hour reception and check-out service, hotel safe, currency exchange facilities and lift access. A newspaper stand, caf??, bar and restaurant are available, and conference facilities are provided. For a fee, guests may also take advantage of the hotel's room and laundry services.
Bathroom, Shower, Bath, Hairdryer, Direct dial telephone, TV, Satellite / cable TV, Radio, Internet access, Mini fridge, Tea / Coffee, Iron and board, King size bed, Carpeted, Central air-conditioned, Individual air-conditioned, Central heating, Individual heating, Safe, Lounge, Wheelchair accessible, Disabled bathroom .
ServicesAir-conditioned in common areas, Reception area, 24h check-in, 24h. Reception, Safe, Money Exchange, Lift-s, Cafe, Kiosk, Bar-s, Conference room, Breakfast room, Dining room, Restaurant -s, Restaurant - Air-conditioned, Restaurant - non-smoking area, High chairs, Mobile phone network, Room service*, Laundry service*, Medical Service*, Wheelchair accessible, Number of pools, Indoor pool, Salt water pool, Heated pool, Whirlpool, Sauna, Steam bath, Massage*, Special SPA packages*, Gym . (*)indicates this is Locally Chargeable
Building FacilitiesLocated on a main street, Year of construction (2009), Last renovated (2009), Number of floors (main building) (16), Total number of rooms (346), Single rooms (249), Double / twin rooms (89), Junior Suites (13), Suites (2) .
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About Seattle
The home of Grunge music, Starbucks Coffee and Dr Frasier Crane, Seattle has lost none of its cool. Washington State may not have the weather of neighbouring California, but its capital has plenty of cultural attractions, from the giddy peaks of the Space Needle, to the 'underground city' beneath Pioneer Square. Aside from coffee, Seattle is also famous for its grub, with heaving stalls of fresh produce at Pike Place Market, and a blend of Asian cuisine in the 'International District'.
