Name: The Paramount Hotel
Price range: USD295.14
Rating: 4.5

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Romantic hotels in Seattle Washington

Seattle, Washington, is a city blessed with a stunning skyline, diverse culture, and breathtaking natural scenery. The city offers a range of romantic hotels perfect for a weekend getaway, honeymoon, or simply a special trip with your significant other. These hotels create an intimate setting for you, providing luxurious amenities, impeccable service, and incredible views of the city or the Puget Sound. Guided by a commitment to make your stay memorable, these hotels reflect the city’s personality - serene, modern, and thoughtful.

The Edgewater Hotel is one of such romantic hotels located right on Seattle's waterfront. Known for its rustic elegance, it provides an up-close-and-personal view of the Puget Sound, complete with extraordinary sunsets and the sounds of lapping waves. This hotel features river-rock fireplaces and European-style spa amenities in every room, giving a unique and romantic Pacific Northwest experience.

The Willows Lodge in Woodinville, just outside of Seattle, is an ideal spot for wine lovers. Nestled in the beautiful Sammamish River Valley, this lodge is steps away from a number of Washington's premier wineries. The rooms are designed to inspire romance, with oversized soaking tubs, stone fireplaces, and furnishings that reflect the lodge's rich, rustic ambiance. The lodge also boasts a first-class spa and a Michelin-starred restaurant on the grounds.

Another romantic hotel is the Four Seasons Hotel, set along the city's Elliott Bay. The hotel offers luxury accommodation with panoramic views of the water and mountains. Their rooms are decorated with chic modern furnishings, and floor-to-ceiling windows for you to witness the stunning surroundings. They also take their hospitality to new heights with their infinity-edge spa pool overlooking the bay and a world-class restaurant featuring Pacific Northwest cuisine.

Spas and wellness in Seattle Washington

Elaia Spa
Located in Hyatt at Olive 8, Elaia spa delivers organic, eco-friendly treatments in a soothing atmosphere. Providing a view of downtown from its glass-enclosed pool, it's a perfect destination for relaxation.
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Penelope and The Beauty Bar
Positioned inside the Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Penelope and The Beauty Bar delivers a range of treatments, from massages and facials, to body wraps. Specializing in European techniques, it's a sanctuary for soothing treatments.
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Ananya Spa
Ananya Spa is known for personalized services, focusing on relieving stress through therapeutic treatments, including a variety of massages. It’s a preferred spa for attaining tranquility and wellness.
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Spa Nordstrom
Inside the Nordstrom building, the Spa Nordstrom offers treatments focused on rejuvenation. Its comprehensive service list includes facials, body treatments, manicures, and pedicures. Its serene environment is ideal for pampering.
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Ummelina International Day Spa
Ummelina Spa combines global healing traditions with organic products in a tranquil environment. With mineral baths and a ‘Tea Spa,’ it provides an exotic spin on traditional spa treatments.
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Top-rated restaurants in Seattle Washington

Canlis
Canlis is a Seattle landmark and historic restauraunt offering award-winning food using fresh, local and seasonal ingredients. The elegant atmosphere and breathtaking views of Seattle provide a luxury dining experience.
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Wild Ginger
Wild Ginger is a popular Asian restaurant in Seattle known for its satay bar and fusion dishes. It's a great spot for vegetarians and those in need of a gluten-free diet.
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The Pink Door
The Pink Door is an Italian-American restaurant nestled in Pike Place Market. Offering stunning views of Elliot Bay, live entertainment and a unique dining experience inspired by the romance of Italy.
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Palisade
Palisade Restaurant offers Pacific Northwest coastal cuisine and stunning views. Diners enjoy local seafood, steak, and a memorable dining experience with a view of the Seattle skyline and Elliott Bay.
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Dahlia Lounge
Dahlia Lounge, ran by famous chef Tom Douglas, brings a local touch to fine dining with its Pacific Northwest inspired menu. The atmosphere is sophisticated yet cozy, making it an ideal spot for any occasion.
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Natural attractions in Seattle Washington

Space Needle
Iconic Seattle's Space Needle offers panoramic views of the Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, the Cascades and Olympic mountain ranges catering an awe-inspiring experience. It was built for the 1962 World Fair and has been an important part of the city's landscape ever since. It is also a favourite spot amongst visitors, drawing over a million people every year.
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Mount Rainier
An active stratovolcano and iconic symbol of Washington State, Mount Rainier is visible from many places in Seattle. Also a National Park, it offers numerous outdoor activities like hiking, climbing and camping amid its diverse flora, fauna and glaciers.
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Pike Place Market
One of the oldest continuously operated public farmer's market in the United States, it overlooks the waterfront of Elliot Bay. Besides fresh produce, it is home to a diverse array of small independent businesses and a place to find unique, locally produced food, crafts and antiques.
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Washington Park Arboretum
This 230-acre public park is on the shores of Lake Washington. Managed collaboratively by University of Washington and the City of Seattle, it is home to a vast assortment of plants, some found nowhere else in the Pacific Northwest. It's a serene environment for walking, bird watching, jogging, or simply taking in nature's sights.
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Discovery Park
Located on Magnolia Bluff overlooking Puget Sound, Discovery Park is the largest public park in Seattle. It offers remarkable view of both the Cascade and the Olympic Mountain ranges. The secluded site includes two miles of protected tidal beaches as well as open meadow lands, dramatic sea cliffs, forest groves, active sand dunes, thickets and streams.
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