In the heart of Seattle, Loews Hotel 1000 is the perfect home base for adventuring around the Emerald City. Near Pike Place Market and Pioneer Square, guests can walk from one prime destination to the next and discover all the local spots in between. If there is one thing that will help you have the best time in Seattle, being well located is definitely it. 
Loews Hotel 1000 was recently purchased by Loews Hotels and the 120-room hotel is currently undergoing a multimillion-dollar renovation, set to be finished this fall. The luxury rooms, famous BOKA Restaurant & Bar, and The Spaahh are all being upgraded to provide guests with the most elevated experience. Upon arriving at the hotel, the reception floor provided a peak into the modern and refined decor. Bright colors, tones of emerald and dusted rose, brought the hotel to life.
The newly-renovated rooms are spacious with an open, airy floor plan. Designed in a modern and contemporary fashion, the decor is beautifully minimalistic and every detail feels meaningful. The muted blush and sage accents add delicate color to finish the room. A room to highlight is the Deluxe King Water view room, where the interior provides crushed velvet sofas in front of wide windows, giving guests a cozy spot to take in a panorama of Elliott Bay. Another feature is an enormous deep soaking tub. Nothing makes you feel more pampered than unwinding in a spa-grade bathtub that fills from the ceiling. It’s the ultimate oasis, following a busy day walking around the city and seeing the sights. Set with a working space and amenities like Wi-Fi, a traveler has everything they could need for a stay.
Whether you’re just starting your day or coming home after exploring the city, Loews Hotel 1000’s in-room dining is something to experience. An expansive menu features tasty options like flatbread, fresh salmon, and a great burger (be sure to add avocado!). You can schedule a meal, ensuring a timely delivery of fresh food cooked to perfection.
Loews Hotel 1000 is truly a premiere place to call home. It is luxurious, yet feels intimate and cozy for a city stay. 
Bon Traveler’s Tips For Staying at the Loews Hotel 1000 in Seattle
- Be sure to book a water-facing view room.
- In-room dining is a fun way to start the day and their omelettes are delicious!
- Check in with the concierge to help plan your time in Seattle. They are incredibly helpful and know the city really well.
Get in Touch
Loews Hotel 1000
1000 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98104
Call (206) 957-1000 or visit https://www.loewshotels.com/hotel-1000-seattle
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*Bon Traveler was welcomed as a guest of Loews Hotel 1000. As always, all opinions are own.
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