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An eco-minded downtown stay built with reclaimed wood and greenery in the lobby, a good fit if you want the outdoors to follow you inside.
Hand-picked properties with member rates, from city stays to small coastal towns.
An eco-minded downtown stay built with reclaimed wood and greenery in the lobby, a good fit if you want the outdoors to follow you inside.
A grand 1924 landmark in the heart of downtown, for travelers who want old-hotel character over glass-tower modern.
A design-forward downtown stay with a livelier bar scene than most of Seattle's business hotels.
Steps from Pike Place Market, with rooftop views over Elliott Bay. A strong pick for a first Seattle trip.
A design-forward stay in South Lake Union, an easy walk or short ride to the waterfront and the Space Needle.
Connected to Bellevue Square, an easy pick for shopping trips or a quieter alternative to staying in Seattle.
A polished downtown tower close to the Bellevue Botanical Garden and Meydenbauer Bay.
A design-driven downtown stay with a rooftop bar that gets Seattle skyline views without the Seattle prices.
An art-glass-filled downtown hotel a short walk from the Museum of Glass and the waterfront.
A dependable downtown base, close to Union Station and the Tacoma waterfront trail.
Straightforward and comfortable, an easy walk to Tacoma's downtown restaurants and the waterfront.
A restored 1914 grand hotel downtown, the kind of lobby that makes you stop and look up.
Walking distance to Riverfront Park and Spokane Falls, a reliable mid-range downtown option.
The modern sister property to the historic Davenport, with a rooftop deck overlooking downtown.
Riverside suites a short walk from the Bavarian-themed shops and beer gardens downtown.
Right in the middle of downtown Leavenworth's Bavarian storefronts, easy walking distance to everything.
A quiet, forested retreat just outside town, better suited to a slow weekend than a shopping trip.
Right on the lake, the easiest choice if the whole point of the trip is the water.
A budget-friendly base in nearby Wenatchee, a short drive from the lake and Chelan's wineries.
Straightforward suites in Wenatchee, a practical base for exploring the whole Lake Chelan valley.
A historic downtown landmark and the classic base for a Walla Walla wine weekend.
A dependable, comfortable base a short drive from the valley's vineyards.
A newer boutique stay right downtown, walking distance to Walla Walla's tasting rooms.
Portland's newest luxury tower, downtown with skyline and Cascade views from the upper floors.
Set inside the historic Meier & Frank department store building, right above Pioneer Courthouse Square.
A wine-country-themed boutique hotel downtown, with a nightly hosted wine hour in the lobby.
A golf and mountain-bike resort just outside Bend with wide-open Cascade views.
A boutique downtown stay a few blocks from the Deschutes River and Bend's brewery row.
A sprawling pine-forest resort south of Bend with its own golf courses, bike paths, and a stargazing observatory.
A no-frills, budget-friendly base in the middle of windsurfing and waterfall country.
Gorge views from most rooms, an easy walk down to the windsurfing beaches and downtown Hood River.
A riverfront stay in Astoria, where the Columbia River meets the Pacific. Good base for exploring the Columbia River Maritime Museum and the old canneries.
Steps from the sand with Haystack Rock in view, in one of the most photographed towns on the Oregon Coast.
Set on Yaquina Bay with its own marina, close to the Oregon Coast Aquarium and Newport's working waterfront.
A hillside perch over Old Town Bandon, close to the sea stacks at Face Rock and some of the best golf on the coast.
Right on the beach near the California border, the mildest weather on the Oregon Coast and a quiet home base for exploring the Samuel H. Boardman corridor.
Right on the Grove Plaza in downtown Boise, connected to the arena and a short walk from the Boise River Greenbelt.
A boutique downtown stay with a rooftop bar and a playful edge, walking distance to Boise's best restaurants.
Ski-in access to Snow King Mountain and a five-minute walk to Jackson's town square.
Right on the town square with the elk antler arches, a boutique feel in the middle of everything.
Closer to Teton Village and the tram, a good pick if skiing or hiking the Tetons is the real point of the trip.
A modern downtown boutique stay, walking distance to Whitefish's restaurants and the train depot.
Right on Whitefish Lake, close enough to Glacier National Park's west entrance for a day trip.
Set on a golf course just outside downtown, a quieter option than staying right on Central Avenue.