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Set on the picturesque eastern shore of Lake Washington, The Lodge at St. Edward State Park is scheduled to open its doors in May. The new hotel, which is a repurposed landmark seminary building, promises to be a retreat that offers modern hospitality among beautiful, timeless architecture.
One of Seattle’s historic landmarks, Smith Tower, has announced it is reopening to visitors. Now, locals can once again take in the 360-degree views of Seattle from the Observatory and sip and savor at the Smith Tower Observatory Bar.
For a limited time, Semiahmoo Golf & Country Club in Blaine is offering public play opportunities via its Member for the Day special. The program gives everyone the chance to tee up at the award-winning Washington course.
It’s not too late to book a festive holiday stay at these four Washington-based hotels, where guests will feel holly jolly thanks to sweet savings and socially distanced fun.
Washington-based travel experience company, ROAM Beyond, adds two new secluded, rustic winter travel destinations to its lineup of weekend and extended-stay options for adventure travelers.
Sure, Seattle (for good reason given it’s become a cultural mecca in recent years) often gets the nod when considering a trip to the Pacific Northwest. But if you haven’t been to Washington wine capital Walla Walla, you haven’t really seen all the Evergreen State has to offer.
Washington’s year-round beauty is undeniable. But come winter, the state transforms into a haven for skiing and snowboarding aficionados. Here are some of the state’s best ski resorts to check out this season.
The newly renovated Heathman Hotel is in the heart of Kirkland, offering captivating views of Lake Washington and is walking distance from excellent restaurants, boutiques and galleries.
With an abundance of seasonal events, cooler weather and unmissable fall foliage, October really is one of Washington’s most beautiful months. Here are the best places to see fall leaves in the state.
There are a number of annual festivals and events all throughout the Pacific Northwest that are set to kick-off the beloved fall season.