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Level Seattle Provides An Elevated Home Away From Home

Level Seattle Provides An Elevated Home Away From Home
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Embarking on a thrilling Harbour Air seaplane from Vancouver BC to Seattle, the views of Stanley Park, the water and islands were spectacular. Landing in the calm water of South Lake Union in Seattle, we took an Uber to Level Seattle – South Lake Union just a few blocks away.

Harbour Air in Vancouver. Photo Jill Weinlein

Harbour Air in Vancouver. Photo Jill Weinlein

In the past few years, extended hotel stays have become increasingly popular over their daily and short-term rental competitors. The elevated service experience at Level Seattle by Onni Group. allows guests to enjoy the city in a spacious, apartment-style suite. Accommodations are available for nightly, weekly and monthly stays.

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

This isn’t the only Level Hotels & Furnished Suites, they are also available in some of the most popular metropolitan areas including Vancouver BC, Long Beach, Los Angeles and Chicago.

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

The apartment-style suites hotel in Seattle is also a temporary home for many of the city’s tech workers at nearby Amazon, Google and Facebook.

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Guests appreciate the modern design and fully equipped large kitchen in each suite. There is also a washer and dryer, large closet and nicely appointed bathroom. Views of the city can be enjoyed on outside terraces.

Penthouse Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Penthouse Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Briana Hallsted, Director of Sales for Level Seattle attributes staying at that Level Seattle to a cruise ship on land. While taking a tour, she showed off the three swimming pools, enormous fitness center, and massage room. The two outdoor swimming pools have barbecue areas, lounge chairs, cabanas, and views. The indoor pool is near the stunning fitness center.

One of the pools at Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

One of the pools at Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

South Lake Union is now one of the trendiest, safest and most walkable areas in the city. The streets are filled with new restaurants, food trucks, boutique shops and iconic Seattle’s Space Needle.

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Level Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Families who stay at Level Seattle with small children can visit Level Seattle’s indoor and outdoor family play area. There is also an indoor movie screening room, game room, and indoor sports court.

Children's play area. Photo Jill Weinlein

Children’s play area. Photo Jill Weinlein

Ryan MacDonald, General Manager of Level Seattle – South Lake Union arranged a two-hour cruise with Boatsetter around South Lake Union, University of Washington and Lake Washington.

Cruise South Lake Union on a boatsetter rental. Photo Jill Weinlein

Cruise South Lake Union on a boatsetter rental. Photo Jill Weinlein

Guests staying at the hotel can arrange to take one of the boats in the fleet out for a minimum of two hours to explore Seattle by water.

See the famous houseboats on Seattle's South Lake Union. Photo Jill Weinlein

See the famous houseboats on Seattle’s South Lake Union. Photo Jill Weinlein

Lake Union and Lake Washington are two of Seattle’s gems. The most popular boat rental styles in Seattle include the bowriders and cruisers for warm summer days.

University of Washington seen on a boatsetter. Photo Jill Weinlein

University of Washington seen on a boatsetter. Photo Jill Weinlein

Enjoy sightseeing University of Washington from the water. Some boats offers watersports, and all are ideal for dock-and-dining or general day cruising. Cruisers hold more passengers to accommodate bachelorette/bachelor parties, or company outings.

Start with a seafood chowder sample at Duke's Seafood. Photo Jill Weinlein

Start with a seafood chowder sample at Duke’s Seafood. Photo Jill Weinlein

One restaurant to dock and dine is Duke’s Seafood South Lake Union. This waterfront view restaurant serves lunch, dinner and happy hour. Favorite menu items include oysters, chowder samples, seafood nosh bites, line caught, 100% sustainable halibut and salmon prepared 7 different ways, grass fed burgers, fish and chips, fish tacos and their “Un”Chopped Seafood Salad.”

Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Seattle. Photo Jill Weinlein

Be sure to purchase a CityPASS to see Seattle’s best attractions with a Seattle CityPASS® ticket. It covers prepaid admission to five top Seattle attractions that include Space Needle and Seattle Aquarium, plus a choice of three more attractions, such as Chihuly Garden and Glass, Argosy Cruises Harbor Tour, Museum of Pop Culture – MoPOP, Woodland Park Zoo and Pacific Science Center.

Savor Seattle Food Tour. Photo Jill Weinlein

Savor Seattle Food Tour. Photo Jill Weinlein

After a day of sightseeing, be sure to take a Savor Seattle Food Tour. The 90-minute Original Food & Culture Tour of Pike Place Market is a multi-sensory tasting journey, while you learn about the history, culture and flavors of Seattle.

Now is the time to visit Seattle and stay at Level Seattle South Lake Union, your elevated home away from home

About The Author

Jill Weinlein

As a travel journalist for 17 years some of my favorite experiences have been climbing The Great Wall in China, swam with Stingrays in Bora-Bora, explored caves in Belize, followed a pod of Orcas in Alaska, swam in the warm waters of Krabi in Thailand, visited Marco Polo's house in Korcula, Croatia and sailing around Richard Branson's Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands. Read my travel reviews to be inspired to see the world.

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