Welcome
to the Alexis Hotel, where guests are greeted
with the style and elegance of a contemporary
hotel, along with the convenience of numerous
hotel features such as on-site parking. The
hotel has spacious guestrooms designed with
tasteful furnishings and decor, and well
equipped with state-of-the-art
amenities.
Located
at 721 Pine Street, the Elliott Grand Hyatt
Hotel is a World Class hotel. In terms of
service and hospitality the Elliott Grand
Hyatt Hotel is a great hotel. Hotel amenities
guest rooms that feature TVs, data ports,
Pay-Per-View, in room safes, alarm clocks, and
hair dryers.
Guest
rooms are comfortable and come with amenities
such as air conditioning, alarm clocks, hair
dryers, iron, kitchenette, and TV. You can
also plug into the room's dataports. In
addition to these in-room amenities, guests
can enjoy hotel features such as a fitness
center, parking, and pets allowed.
Crown
jewel of Seattle's attractions is the Seattle
Center, the 74-acre legacy of the 1962 World's
Fair. Its distinctive 605-foot Space Needle is
the city's leading landmark. From its lofty
observation deck, there's a 360-degree view of
the city and Puget Sound, back dropped by the
snowcapped Cascade Range to the east and the
Olympic Mountains to the west.
Pioneer
Square, the city's preserved historic
district, lies adjacent to the southern end of
the downtown waterfront. Here the city has its
roots centered around the original Skid Road (Yesler
Way), a road used to skid timber down from the
hills to Elliott Bay. Many of the fine old
brick and sandstone buildings have been
painstakingly restored in recent years and a
half-dozen square blocks of the district offer
excellent shopping and dining.
Downtown,
just two blocks uphill from the water, Pike
Place Market is one of the last authentic
farmers' markets in the country. A walk
through the colorful old market truly becomes
a sensory experience as vendors hawk their
wares in a dozen different languages; coffee,
tea and spice shops assail you with their
pungent aromas; and seemingly limitless heaps
of fish, fruit, vegetables and seafood
surround you.
Welcome
to the Alexis Hotel, where guests are greeted
with the style and elegance of a contemporary
hotel, along with the convenience of numerous
hotel features such as on-site parking. The
hotel has spacious guestrooms designed with
tasteful furnishings and decor, and well
equipped with state-of-the-art
amenities. 
Located
at 721 Pine Street, the Elliott Grand Hyatt
Hotel is a World Class hotel. In terms of
service and hospitality the Elliott Grand
Hyatt Hotel is a great hotel. Hotel amenities
guest rooms that feature TVs, data ports,
Pay-Per-View, in room safes, alarm clocks, and
hair dryers. 
Guest
rooms are comfortable and come with amenities
such as air conditioning, alarm clocks, hair
dryers, iron, kitchenette, and TV. You can
also plug into the room's dataports. In
addition to these in-room amenities, guests
can enjoy hotel features such as a fitness
center, parking, and pets allowed.
Crown
jewel of Seattle's attractions is the Seattle
Center, the 74-acre legacy of the 1962 World's
Fair. Its distinctive 605-foot Space Needle is
the city's leading landmark. From its lofty
observation deck, there's a 360-degree view of
the city and Puget Sound, back dropped by the
snowcapped Cascade Range to the east and the
Olympic Mountains to the west.
Pioneer
Square, the city's preserved historic
district, lies adjacent to the southern end of
the downtown waterfront. Here the city has its
roots centered around the original Skid Road (Yesler
Way), a road used to skid timber down from the
hills to Elliott Bay. Many of the fine old
brick and sandstone buildings have been
painstakingly restored in recent years and a
half-dozen square blocks of the district offer
excellent shopping and dining.
Downtown,
just two blocks uphill from the water, Pike
Place Market is one of the last authentic
farmers' markets in the country. A walk
through the colorful old market truly becomes
a sensory experience as vendors hawk their
wares in a dozen different languages; coffee,
tea and spice shops assail you with their
pungent aromas; and seemingly limitless heaps
of fish, fruit, vegetables and seafood
surround you.
