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400 Broad St, Seattle, WA 98109, United States
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9.1/10112 Reviews
33mom: Location is unbeatable - nearby Westlake Station (Exit A) of Link Light Rail, and Seattle Convention Centre. Walking distance to attractions (e.g., Pike Place Market, Space Needle) Very helpful & friendly staff: It was my first time to stay at a hotel with all staff (front desk, room service & other staff met in the hotel) are very warm and make me feel to be welcomed. minor comment: heating warm up the room automatically once a while but quite noisy.
724 Pine St
From € 111

8.6/10270 Reviews
GGuest User: The hotel is good for us. And safe. The receptionist was very professional. There was a tall boy with a full beard who was very handsome. He added me as a member and upgraded my room type for free. I will definitely come again on my next business trip. Oh, okay one more.. Nice view from window.
1113 6th Ave
From € 165

9.2/10116 Reviews
GGuest User: Front desk Rickie is a funny guy and he is really nice. And during our stay the uncle who help us to park our car and ready our car is also nice. Always can see a big smile on their face. (Sorry for forgot to ask the name) me and my husband were having a great time in there. I will suggest all of our friends to stay here and come again next time. Really well service.
1007 1st Ave
From € 149

9.2/10116 Reviews
GGuest User: The hotel is in a prime location with a beautiful environment. It is close to Pike Place, the ferry terminal, and the coastal sightseeing road. The rooms are well-equipped, with good views, and the service is warm and thoughtful. In particular, the handsome waiter can speak a few words in Chinese. He enthusiastically introduced the hotel and the surroundings to us. When he saw us buying a bouquet of flowers, he immediately gave us a vase for us to put in. This hotel is worth recommending.
99 Union St
From € 482
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🍁 Mt. Baker Autumn Hiking Guide | Go to Mt. Baker now The entire mountain is already ablaze with color. Reds and yellows spread across the gray rocks, With the snow-capped mountain as a backdrop. Each trail is more beautiful than the last, You really can't get enough of the view. 🚗 About 2 hours 30 minutes from Vancouver About 3 hours from Seattle Parking is mostly around the Artist Point area. I've ranked them by difficulty. Just copy this. ✅ Easy/Kid-friendly 📍 Artist Ridge Trail 🅿️ Artist Point 🏔 Elevation gain: approx. 81m 📏 Round trip: approx. 2km ⭐ Easy See Mt. Baker and Mt. Shuksan in just 2km. Take this one if you don't want to go too far. ✅ For panoramic views 📍 Table Mountain Trail 🅿️ Artist Point ⭐ Moderate, some steep sections The view from the start is stunning. It's also a jumping-off point for other trails in the area. ✅ Lake loop for autumn colors 📍 Chain Lakes Loop Trail 🅿️ Artist Point or Heather Meadows 🏔 Elevation gain: approx. 547m 📏 Loop: approx. 10km ⭐ Moderate, kid-friendly Lake after lake, With autumn colors spreading along the shore. ✅ For reflection lakes 📍 Lake Ann Trail 🅿️ Lake Ann Trailhead (by the road) 📏 Round trip: approx. 13km 🏔 Elevation gain: approx. 600m When the lake is calm, you can't tell the mountain from the water. The gravel sections can be tough on your feet, so wear sturdy shoes. ✅ For the most intense mountain autumn colors 📍 Ptarmigan Ridge Trail 🅿️ Artist Point 🏔 Elevation gain: approx. 700m 📏 Round trip: approx. 19km ⭐ Difficult, more demanding than Chain Lakes Know your limits. You can see great views halfway through, So there's no need to force yourself to finish the whole thing. The colors are already out. You can head to Mt. Baker for autumn foliage right now without a second thought.

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Few people visiting Artist Point for the first time aren’t stunned by the view. As soon as you get out of the parking lot, you’re greeted by a million-dollar view with two volcanoes side by side. Mt. Baker is on the left, and Mt. Shuksan is on the right. The Chain Lakes Loop circles right at their feet. Almost no trees block the view along the way. Snow-capped peaks, glaciers, lakes, and alpine meadows keep changing, making you want to stop and take photos every few minutes. What I truly love about this place isn’t any single viewpoint but that the scenery never seems to end. Many trails are about reaching the destination. Chain Lakes Loop feels like walking forward inside a painting. Later, I found out that the name Artist Point wasn’t chosen by chance. Over a hundred years ago, this was a place where many painters sought inspiration. Standing here and looking around, it’s easy to see why—no matter which direction you look, it’s like a landscape painting. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a marmot along the way. The entire route has no particularly technical sections, yet it almost condenses Washington’s alpine scenery into one day. Trail info: 📍 Chain Lakes Loop 🥾 About 7–8 miles (loop) 📈 Elevation gain: about 1,800 ft 🌼 Best season: July–September (wildflowers in bloom, alpine scenery) 🚗 Artist Point road is usually closed in winter and open only in summer. The parking lot requires an America the Beautiful Pass or Northwest Forest Pass; the Discover Pass is not accepted. Weekends in summer are busy, so arriving early in the morning makes it easier to find a parking spot.

🚗Day 1|Seattle → Port Angeles (stay) Leisurely departure in the afternoon Take the Edmonds → Kingston ferry Check the ferry schedule in advance on the WSDOT website! 🌊Day 2|Lake Crescent → Rainforest → Ruby Beach ▫️Lake Crescent pics 1-3 Water so clear it looks like glass!! Visible to the naked eye Start with Marymere Falls Trail ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Lake + big trees + rainforest + small bridge all in one frame, it’s like a painting Water flow at the waterfall is average but the atmosphere along the way is perfect for a stroll ▫️Sol Duc Trailhead ⭐⭐⭐✨ pics 4 Temperate rainforest trail with towering trees + ferns everywhere But it’s a bit similar to Marymere Falls Trail. If short on time, you can skip it since the round trip takes about 1 hour by car ▫️Hall of Mosses ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ pics 5-8 Moss hangs down from above like a magical forest The mysterious vibe of the temperate rainforest is fully on display ▫️Ruby Beach ⭐️⭐️⭐️ pics 9-11 Black sand beach + coastal rocks But the day we went at sunset the sky was overcast, so it felt just okay 🏔️Day 3|Hurricane Ridge → Sequim lavender farm ▫️Hurricane Ridge Loop ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ pics 12-14 Ridge hike surrounded by snowy mountains on clear days 🏔️ Spotted wild deer + lots of marmots! Super cute with great interaction 🦫🦌 Recommended to go in the morning for good light + higher chance of sea of clouds ▫️Sequim lavender farm ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ pics 15-16 On the way back, stop by B&B Family Lavender Farm Free admission + variety introduction + essential oil making explanation Great for photos too, purple flower sea. Lavender picking costs $8 and comes with a basket

Mt. Baker trail is absolutely stunning! 🔥 While everyone talks about the beauty of Mt. Baker on the US-Canada border, this secret hiking route rarely gets mentioned— it's truly a treasure 💎 ✨ The scenery along the way is a feast for the eyes: · Sulfur-scented streams make you feel like you're near a volcano 🌋 · Look up to see Mt. Baker's spectacular glaciers 🏔️ · Endless snowy mountain views that are breathtaking Best of all, it's rarely crowded!! No more worrying about having strangers in your photos 📸 Every step will make you say "WOW"— highly recommended for hikers who love off-the-beaten-path spots! A place that satisfies your adventurous spirit and guarantees photos that will wow your friends— definitely save this one👌

This route is near the German town of Leavenworth, east of Seattle. It’s one of Washington’s most popular top hiking trails and the starting point of the famous The Enchantments trek! Because it’s on the leeward side of the mountains, the climate is dry, and the scenery is a completely different world from the I-90 corridor. The emerald-colored lake water, paired with the towering 3,600-ft granite mountains, is truly breathtaking when standing by the lake😭 Colchuck Lake 📍 Start point: Lake Stuart Trailhead 📏 Stats: 8 miles round trip|2,200 ft elevation gain|about 5 hours 💪 Difficulty: moderate. Colleagues tested it and said even those who don’t usually hike can finish it 🥾 Gear: the trail isn’t easy, trail running shoes are recommended 📷 Bring a camera. It’s super photogenic! 🏊 Swimming allowed! Easy to get in the lake 🐐 You might see mountain goats ⚠️ Notes: 1️⃣ Parking is extremely limited! On weekends, arrive before 8 AM or come later, or you’ll have to park far away and walk in 2️⃣ To get a viewpoint overlooking the lake, you need to climb a short, steep, and difficult section toward Aasgard Pass. Only attempt if you’re confident. It’s not necessary; most people just hike to the lake. Feel free to ask questions. I’ll reply to all I see~

day 2 a 12-hour intense hiking day If you have time to come to sunrise! It’s really, really worth it. The scenery is completely different from paradise!! Got up early in the morning. At the parking lot near the hairpin turn just inside sunrise, we watched the sunrise 🌅 The morning light shining on Rainier was absolutely stunning. If you have time in the morning, be sure to come early (p9) Arrived at the trailhead. From the start ➡️ there’s only one direction (there are two paths: one longer and one shorter. On the way up, take the longer, gentler uphill path; on the way back, take the shorter one) Walked to frozen lake (a super beautiful heart-shaped lake 🩵 p5). This section takes about 45 min–1 hr Here the trail splits - Right 👉 is the mont Fremont lookout trail (recommended by a volunteer at the time. If it’s your first time hiking sunrise, this is a good choice! It’s relatively easy with high viewpoints and great scenery). This trail takes about 3 hours round trip. It’s the same path back and forth, but the end and the way up offer expansive, breathtaking views 🗻 (p3-4). We climbed this first and finished around noon. Then we returned to the fork to rest and have a snack Left 👈 is the first, second, and third burrough! This is pure hardcore hiking! The second burrough had a section where my legs went weak. On the left was a rocky cliff, and the path (basically no path) was very narrow. We didn’t make it to the third burrough, turning back after the second burrough. But this section had amazing views 🐂 showing another side of Rainier. I’ve never seen mountains like this before p13 (this section took about 5–6 hours) Along the way, we saw lots of small animals! This cute 🐭 round-eared mouse (p14) Does anyone know what it is!! Tips: If you can, bring a hiking pole! We carried ours from Toronto hhhh packed in checked luggage Also bring a windbreaker in the morning. It’s a bit chilly when foggy, but sunny weather can get a bit hot

Seattle in summer is incredibly comfortable, not hot but with amazing sunshine!!! It’s already my top city to live in someday! I’m a hiking beginner who wants to see great scenery and take beautiful photos without walking too much. Here’s a reference for my friends~ 📍 Skyline Trail We started clockwise. The uphill climb was a bit tiring, but after about 10 minutes, we reached a large meadow with snowy mountains 🏔️ perfect for artistic back shots (see photos 2–6). After shooting, we unexpectedly saw a marmot. Back at the starting point, we went counterclockwise. On the way, we spotted a deer 🦌. After about 10 minutes, we reached a waterfall. You can take the small path on the right down to a small viewing platform for the spot in photo 1. This spot is great for photos (see photo 1) (no emojis needed haha), but if it’s crowded, you’ll need to find the right moment! Shooting time: July 9, 2026, 4–6 PM. I think 5–7 PM is best for softer light. 📷: Hasselblad X2DII / Fujifilm xs20-1545

You absolutely must visit the Palouse Wheat Fields in Seattle! 🌾 It's a 7+ hour drive from Vancouver, but I definitely don't regret it 🥹 The scenery along the way is like something out of a road movie, and Palouse is truly breathtaking! Rolling waves of wheat, endless fields, the entire wheat field bathed in golden light at sunset—it's so beautiful you don't know where to look! This time, I also included windmills, the Columbia River, Palouse Falls, and the German town of Leavenworth in my itinerary. Two days and one night was just right. Sharing it with you all! 【Itinerary】2 Days 1 Night from Vancouver🚗 Day 1 📍Wild Horse Wind Farm Visitor Center (Photo 10) (Vancouver → approx. 4 hours 40 minutes) ➡️1 hour 44 minutes 📍thatnwbus Graffiti Bus (Photo 11) A classic Palouse photo spot ➡️25 minutes 📍Palouse Falls State Park (Photo 12) Discovery Pass (Day Pass $10) needs to be purchased online in advance ➡️1 hour 30 minutes 📍Steptoe Butte State Park (Photos 1-9) Sunset is a must! A 360° panoramic view of the entire wheat field, breathtakingly beautiful! ➡️25 minutes 🏨Best Western Wheatland Inn For sunrise and sunset views, it's recommended to stay in the town of Colfax near the wheat fields. The hotel is basic, but the service is excellent. Free breakfast is included. You can call ahead to ask about the wheat field colors! PS: For more restaurant options, consider staying in Pullman or Moscow. ➡️1 minute 🍔Dinner: Palouse Brewing Taphouse The burgers were delicious and generously portioned. Day 2 📍Departure from Hotel ➡️2 hours 20 minutes 📍Scenic Overlook of the Columbia River (Photos 13-14) ➡️2 hours 📍Leavenworth, a German-style town (Photo 16) It's recommended to allow 2-3 hours for leisurely exploration of many unique shops. 🍴Ludwig’s (Photo 17) The roasted pork knuckle is highly recommended! I think it tastes much better than another popular restaurant. ➡️ Back to Vancouver (approx. 3 hours) 🛒 Stopped at Trader Joe’s to stock up, perfect ending to the trip! [Tips] 🌟 The whole journey felt like a Windows desktop background (Picture 15) 🌟 Buy your Discovery Pass (Day Pass $10) in advance. 🌟 Steptoe Butte is best for sunset viewing. 🌟 Sunscreen and insect repellent are essential for summer. 🌟 There are many police in Washington State, remember not to speed.

Hidden near Seattle is a stunning secret spot—Steptoe Butte! Here you'll find an enchanting sea of green wheat fields✨ The breathtaking light and shadows at late summer sunset create perfect scenes for amazing photos📸 🌅【Best Time to Experience】 We recommend arriving about an hour before sunset when the light is incredibly soft✨ The wheat fields put on a gradient show in the light: from fresh green to olive to golden yellow~ absolutely stunning! The wind atop the hill stirs the wheat waves, making the entire field dance💃 Every snap is wallpaper-worthy! 🚗【Three-Day Surrounding Tour Recommendation】 Day 1|Steptoe Butte's Stunning Wheat Field Sunset ➡️ Depart at 4 PM ➡️ Arrive at the summit by 5 PM ➡️ Capture the wheat field light and shadow show at sunset Day 2|In-Depth Tour of the Palouse Region ➡️ Dreamy wheat field hills in the morning light ➡️ Unique views from different lookout points ➡️ Experience the natural seasonal changes like a living painting Day 3|Great Times in Washington State ➡️ Campus strolls and architectural photography ➡️ Visit local artsy coffee shops ➡️ Leisurely browse bookstores and relax
Good experience! Visited during the month of July and it was very busy but the views at the top were great 😊
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Roger comes backMount Rainier National Park is an unforgettable destination where towering mountains, wildflower meadows, peaceful forests, and scenic viewpoints come together beautifully. The magnificent Mount Rainier creates a stunning backdrop throughout the park, while the changing landscapes make every trail feel special. In autumn, colorful foliage adds another layer of beauty to the already incredible scenery. It’s a wonderful place for hiking, photography, wildlife watching, and simply enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of nature. From dramatic mountain views to quiet forest paths, there is something memorable around every corner. For anyone who loves breathtaking landscapes and outdoor adventures, Mount Rainier National Park is truly worth exploring!
Hossain Hoq ProhorA Colorful Wonderland of Art and Nature 🎨🌸Chihuly Garden and Glass in Seattle, Washington, is a breathtaking destination where art and nature come together beautifully. The garden features extraordinary glass sculptures in vibrant colors, creating a magical contrast against the lush greenery and seasonal flowers. Every corner feels like a living masterpiece, with artistic installations that shine under the sunlight and transform the landscape into something truly unforgettable. The Glasshouse is especially impressive, showcasing stunning glass art beneath a beautiful architectural structure. It is a perfect place for photography, inspiration, and a peaceful artistic escape. A must-visit attraction for anyone exploring Seattle!
Israt Jahan SumiThis is in Seattle, after all, this is a place to visit. But compared to Suizhou in China, this place is practically a little brother and doesn't hold much significance. However, if you're planning to visit the place shown in the picture below, this is a must-see. It's not much, just simple female massage, but you can definitely learn a lot from it. That's for sure.
Anonymous userThe learning atmosphere is great, and it is a good university for studying. The cost-effectiveness of tuition fees can be improved... Children can come here for summer camps to experience the atmosphere of a world-renowned university. The natural scenery here is also great. You can sit on the grass and read quietly under the blue sky on weekends...
铨上风满楼My classmates who are far away in Canada rarely post photos and travel information about scenery, but this national park is an exception. Not only is it compared with Banff and Jiuzhaigou, but it also receives rare likes and support.
非你不渴The Skydeck is a place to enjoy the city view of Seattle. There are not many high-rise buildings in Seattle, so the city view during the day is average. But Seattle at night is very beautiful.
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