Best Business Hotels 2009: America
Four Seasons Hotel, Seattle, USA (scroll down for more)
This 21-storey-high hotel and condominium tower is in an enviable location adjacent to Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum. Among the most contemporarily designed of all Four Seasons, this one has a glass, stone, aluminium and wood facade. The terraced U-shaped design creates a dramatic patio which comes with both mountain and water views.
Address: 99 Union Street
Tel: 1.206 749 7000
Website: www.fourseasons.com/seattle
Rates: From $395
Business amenities: 24-hour business centre with three computers and complimentary internet; laptop and secretarial services on request; more than 10,000 sq ft of meeting space; and a ballroom with huge windows overlooking Elliott Bay. There’s also a first-come, first-use town car to the downtown area.
Rooms: 147 rooms, including 13 suites with wireless internet access ($15 per day); television, iPod docking station and DVD player; and L’Occitane cosmetics (Bulgari cosmetics in suites).
Leisure: A 6,000 sq ft spa focuses on natural treatments using products of the Pacific Northwest. Steam rooms and saunas; fitness centre with TechnoGym cardio and strength-training equipment; infinity-edge pool and open fireplace.
Restaurants: Chef Kerry Sear has broken his ART Restaurant into four areas: the Lounge for cocktails and lighter fare; The Counter where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served from chef stations; the main dining room with Pacific Northwest cuisine; and a gorgeous room with floorto- ceiling windows with sweeping views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains.
This 21-storey-high hotel and condominium tower is in an enviable location adjacent to Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum. Among the most contemporarily designed of all Four Seasons, this one has a glass, stone, aluminium and wood facade. The terraced U-shaped design creates a dramatic patio which comes with both mountain and water views.
Address: 99 Union Street
Tel: 1.206 749 7000
Website: www.fourseasons.com/seattle
Rates: From $395
Business amenities: 24-hour business centre with three computers and complimentary internet; laptop and secretarial services on request; more than 10,000 sq ft of meeting space; and a ballroom with huge windows overlooking Elliott Bay. There’s also a first-come, first-use town car to the downtown area.
Rooms: 147 rooms, including 13 suites with wireless internet access ($15 per day); television, iPod docking station and DVD player; and L’Occitane cosmetics (Bulgari cosmetics in suites).
Leisure: A 6,000 sq ft spa focuses on natural treatments using products of the Pacific Northwest. Steam rooms and saunas; fitness centre with TechnoGym cardio and strength-training equipment; infinity-edge pool and open fireplace.
Restaurants: Chef Kerry Sear has broken his ART Restaurant into four areas: the Lounge for cocktails and lighter fare; The Counter where breakfast, lunch and dinner are served from chef stations; the main dining room with Pacific Northwest cuisine; and a gorgeous room with floorto- ceiling windows with sweeping views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains.
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