Hotel 1000, LXR Hotels & Resorts

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"Business and leisure travelers alike gravitate to Hotel 1000, tucked between the waterfront and downtown, where sleek design quietly blends technology with comfort—oversized soaking tubs that fill from the ceiling and in‑room sensors that cue housekeeping. The lobby is elegant but relaxed, All Water Seafood & Oyster Bar earns locals’ approval with craft cocktails and game‑day buzz, and extras like a Top Golf simulator, rainy‑day activities for kids (including zombie dodgeball), a spa with private treatment rooms, and quick access to Pike Place Market and stadiums set it apart. It’s techy without being sterile—very “so Seattle.”" - Jessica Voelker

"Modern, elegant, and focused on service, the Hotel 1000 is an excellent choice for travelers wanting luxury amenities in a smaller downtown property. Opened in 2006 two blocks from the Seattle Art Museum and the pier, this hotel puts an emphasis on technology—its rooms are equipped with individual Wi-Fi networks for guests’ Internet needs and heat sensors so the staff knows when not to interrupt. Some of the rooms are configured with open baths (with optional privacy screen) to allow for a view of the bay while soaking in the deep bathtub that fills up from a spout in the ceiling—a feature in even the standard rooms.The entire hotel underwent a major renovation in May 2017 after it became a part of the Loews Hotels family."

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Hotel 1000, LXR Hotels & Resorts

"What did you notice on arrival?The lobby’s a total stunner. A transfixing light fixture—250 raindrops formed from hand-blown LED glass—meanders around the ceiling and a marble backdrop adds additional weight and flair. Part of a multi-million-dollar remodel completed in late 2017, the lobby’s your first signal that this is one sleek place to stay. Who does this hotel cater to?Despite the refined digs, staff make sure young families and even pets feel welcome, with a toy wagon full of toys for children and ample swag for the canines, too. The good stuff: Tell us what we need to know about the rooms.A gray and green color scheme, with pops of dusty pink, lets Elliott Bay take center stage. And floor-to-ceiling windows ensure you’ll get a great view of the water and the Olympic Mountains beyond. How about the little details inside? Anything you want to make off with?We’d love to steal the industrial-chic bedside lamps—black tubes that hang, bat-like, from the ceiling, and end in two globe-shaped shades. Staff: If you could award a trophy, who gets it?Sometimes a trip sneaks up on you. If you failed to plan your trip carefully, fear not. This incredible concierge team will make sure you get to the good stuff. Anything stand out about other services and features? Food? Spa?Snack on fresh oysters at sprawling All Water Seafood & Oyster Bar downstairs, where a daily happy hour menu with beer and wine specials, plus discounted snacks like sliders and calamari, lures crews of coworkers from nearby office buildings. All your waxing and massaging need can be met at the onsite, high-end spa." - Jessica Voelker

Hotel 1000, LXR Hotels & Resorts (Seattle, Washington) 2 Verified Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"For everything that makes the Pacific Northwest such a vibrant and livable place, there’s a bit of a shortage of style in the upper end of the hotel market. But not to worry — this is an imbalance that is well on its way toward being redressed, thanks in part to the Hotel 1000." - Tablet Hotels