17 Best Hotels in Seattle, Washington (2025) | Condé Nast Traveler
"The words “cozy” and “hygge” are often used interchangeably—visit this intimate, wood‑paneled veteran to definitively understand the former; built in 1909, it retains a slightly bohemian air perfect for music fans and literary types. I loved the roaring fireplace, piano, and steady lineup of recitals and culinary events (it’s also the birthplace of the Silent Reading Party), and guest rooms are individually furnished while public rooms feel like a private club. Located on First Hill, Sorrento is perfect for lingering with a book while rain falls outside." - Jessica Voelker
