"A landmarked, early-20th-century hotel open since 1909 that exudes historic charm with warm mahogany wood, a lobby fireplace, and a speakeasy bar—its regal drapes, chandeliers, and ornately carved mirrors give suites a homey, grandmotherly elegance. The 76 rooms (notably the spacious suites) are comfortable and classic, making the property feel immediately welcoming; what to consider: some furnishings in rooms are more dated, but this contributes to the old-world character. Practical details: neighborhood First Hill; valet parking $60 per night (street parking nearby); pets allowed under 80 pounds (additional $25 charge); ADA-accessible rooms and facilities; no loyalty program; rates from $173." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines