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Pet-friendly stays · Downtown
A 189-room boutique Kimpton hotel in the middle of downtown, steps from Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum. Under the brand-wide pet policy, pets of any size, breed or number are welcome at no extra charge.
No pet fee, no size or breed limit and no cap on how many pets come with you — plus a nightly hosted wine reception that pets may join.
No pet fee, no deposit, no size, weight or breed restrictions and no limit on the number of pets. Water bowls come to the room, courtesy waste bags are provided, and the concierge can arrange dog walking or sitting. Confirm details at booking. Source is the hotel's own pet policy page.
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