6th Ave North, Lower Queen Anne

I stayed at the sixth avenue inn when I came to visit Seattle and let me tell you I travel 60000 miles annually and have been in over 400 hotels. The arrogant little twerp at the front desk gave me a smoking room when I researved a non-smoking room. I asked him if non-smoking was available, he said yes, but I didnt researve one so tough luck to me. At that time, I decided to eliminate my 3 day researvation to one day, and look for another room for my final two days and this plant-life informed me that I must advise him by 11pm that evening to cxl the final two days. (I arrived at 8pm that night).
The room was filthy, the shower over the tub, filled the tub because the drain was plugged and the shower leaked. I booked at the Warwick Hotel down the street at midnight. I'd rather be tied to a railing, stabbed in my eyes 100 times before ever visiting that place again. What they need is a visit by both the hotel etiquette fairy and the local heath department.

A visit to Seattle is not complete with a trip to the famed, and most predominant landmark, the Space Needle. Once erected for the State Fair, the Space Needle has now become a world recognized structure. My suggested itinerary: a trip to the top observation deck for amazing 360 degree views of the city to Mt. Rainier, and then enjoy lunch with a front seat to the immaculate view at the Sky City Restaurant.