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[january_embers]

Super Random Question:

Anyone remember the name of the hotel from Seattle Nationals - the one with the Penthouse suite where the Worcester team stayed?

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[aurorabell]

Wasn't it the Seattle Inn or something like that?

[january_embers]

That was my thought.. but I wanted confirmation. I have to find that hotel and try to make a reservation there.

Yeah, that was it..

[multimediagrl]

Why, what are you doing.when are you going??

Re: Yeah, that was it..

[january_embers]

Well, there's six of us going on an Alaskan cruise departing from Seattle and we decided to go a few days early and check out Seattle (I'm the only one who's been before). I remembered the suite in that hotel was fairly reasonable, and I wanted to at least call and see if (a) it's available and (b) if it's still reasonably priced when split 6 ways.

As for what we're actually doing in Seattle, it's still sort of up in the air.

Re: Yeah, that was it..

[january_embers]

Right and when. We'll be flying in on August 25th and the ship leaves on the 28th. Not a lot of time, but I think it'll still be nice.

Re: Yeah, that was it..

[multimediagrl]

Cool, when? And can you let me know what the price is, out of curiousity?

Re: Yeah, that was it..

[january_embers]

For the hotel or the cruise? The cruise is a 7 day and it was just shy of $900 per person (2 to a room). I will let you know about the hotel when I can track that down. :)

Re: Yeah, that was it..

[january_embers]

Re: the hotel. Reserved King Suite B last night for three days in late August (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) for $189 a night before the AAA discount. After it, it's $170 a night & sleeps six. There's also a suite one step down, and another one step up.

From looking at the website, it seems the place has been updated since 2001. The suites actually have jacuzzis. I don't remember there being jacuzzis.