Another delightful staycation has opened our eyes to yet more facets of this multilayered city—and this one felt especially merry and bright. Although there are enough festive wintertime happenings to fill every December day, here’s an itinerary you may choose to follow if you find yourself downtown for a short-and-sweet 24 hours.
Category Archive: Travel
Kimpton properties launched the Stay Human Project throughout the country this year to curate an in-room experience designed to connect guests to their city and one another.
There are few better things than getting to step beyond one’s day-to-day routine, encouraging a fresh view on life (and one’s own city).
Alaska has been on my list for some time and I knew I didn’t want to do it via cruise ship so when there were flight deals this summer, we booked them right away.
Feast Portland 2019 welcomed 21,382 total attendees during the four-day festival (September 12-15)! More than 131 local and visiting chefs participated, as well as wineries, breweries, distilleries, cider makers, artisans and more, in over 40 different delicious events.
Labor Day Weekend is this weekend. I think I feel this way every summer, but wow, it really blew by!
In fun food news, Theo Chocolate has launched a brand-new tour at its Fremont factory. During the hour-long, interactive experience, visitors follow the journey (from cocoa farm to chocolate bar),
There’s a new hotel in town, just in time for summer soirees and dinner dates. Located in Belltown, one of Seattle’s most eclectic neighborhoods, The Sound Hotel celebrates the spirit of Seattle.
Until recently, we thought our only option for a whale-watching experience was to drive north to outfitters in Edmonds or Anacortes, which is not an easy task for Seattleites with or without access to vehicles. Enter, the San Juan Clipper.
One of the best parts of living in Seattle—in addition to the spectacular summers here—is our proximity to amazing weekend adventures.
