Sorrento Hotel
Seattle, Washington, USA

Guests are invited to relax and unwind in the Nautilus fitness centre. Or for those wishing to be pampered, the Nordstrom Spa is situated seven blocks from the hotel and the Sorrento concierge are happy to assist in booking treatments.
Yasuo Mori is located on the first floor of the Sorrento hotel and invites guests to experience the historical Japanese massage technique of Shiatsu.  Mr Mori has practised the traditional art in Seattle since 1978, restoring the body, mind and spirit to its natural state of balance, while alleviating stress, fatigue and muscle aches.
The Hunt Club, the hotel’s gourmet restaurant, holds a long list of awards as the best in the entire Northwest.  Creative cuisine also highlights the adjacent Fireside room, as its whimsically vertical appetisers make way for cocktails, laptops, cards and board games on the tables.

The hotel boasts 76 guestrooms and suites, which all have traditional furnishings and provide creature comforts.
The Italian marble bathrooms are equipped with 100% Egyptian cotton towels, bathrobe, a state-of-the-art shower head and hand-milled soap.
Amenities in all guestrooms include DirectTV with movie channels, JVC sound system with ten digital satellite stations and 3-disc CD changer, cordless dual-line telephones with individual phone numbers, direct high-speed internet access, combined fax, scanner, colour copier and printer with individual phone numbers in each room.
Guests can choose from the 34 deluxe rooms, all featuring a work desk and chair, full-length mirror and sitting chair.
The unique Suite 608 was featured in the movie Sleepless in Seattle. For the ultimate in luxury, the Penthouse suite is 1,850 square feet and features one king-size bed in the master bedroom with a large master marble bathroom, with separate double vanity sinks.  The living area features a wood-burning fireplace, baby grand piano, outdoor terrace with jacuzzi overlooking the Seattle skyline as well as library sitting room.

The Hunt Club, the hotel’s gourmet restaurant holds a long list of awards as the best in the Northwest.  Brian Scheehser, executive chef, has evolved the renowned restaurant’s menu to reflect his artisan style, offering Pacific Northwest-style cuisine with a Mediterranean influence, in a welcoming and lush environment.
Creative cuisine is on offer at the adjacent Fireside room, which undergoes dramatic transformation each day, from a traditional tea-room to an evening gathering place.

The Sorrento will ensure a relaxing, enjoyable and productive stay.  All guestrooms are furnished with a comfortable desk, dual-line cordless telephones with voice mail, complimentary CAT 5 high-speed internet access and a fax machine / scanner / printer / colour copier with dedicated fax number.
The Sorrento Room is a warm and refined venue, ideal for business functions, focus groups and private parties.  Complete with separate reception area, the room can easily be expanded for larger groups.  A granite bar completes the parlour, whilst shuttered windows allow the natural light to flood the room.

For those with only a single day for sightseeing, focus your energy on the waterfront and downtown Seattle - the heart of the business, shopping and entertainment district.
Visit Pike Place Market and read the hundreds of names etched into the floor tiles as you wander among stalls selling fresh seafood, produce, cheese, Northwest wines, bulk spices, tea, coffee and arts and crafts.
A walk through Pioneer Square and the International District provides a glimpse into the early city, as it appeared when it was rebuilt after the Great Fire in 1889.  Encompassing approximately 18 blocks, the district is home to restaurants, bars, shops and the city’s largest concentration of art galleries.
For those with a little more time, hop on a plane that lands on the sea for unforgettable views of Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands or catch a late-afternoon ferry heading west, where you will get unobstructed views of the snow-capped Olympics silhouetted against the setting sun, with a return trip with views towards Seattle’s skyline.