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Discover a rich heritage reflective of Seattle’s stature as jewel of the American Northwest and the historic Fairmont Olympic Hotel has remained its premier hotel since it opened during the boom times of 1924. Seattle rises above the Pacific Puget Sound, commanding a view across Elliott Bay, the city’s chief harbor, and eastward to the snow-capped magnificence of Mt. Rainier and the Cascade Mountains. Its popularity as a tourist destination encompasses its amazing natural beauty, iconic attractions from the Space Needle to Pike Place Market and waterfront, the Monorail and famed sport and concert venues, Washington State Convention Center and Seattle Art Museum, tech and music, coffee connections extraordinaire, superlative dining and shopping. Seattle has so much to offer in every realm and its popularity as a destination and gateway to Canada, Alaska, and Asia makes it an exciting hub for travel and business.

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Health & Fitness

  • Our Health Club spans 10,800 square feet, featuring a 42-foot-long heated indoor pool and hot tub in a sunny solarium with a skylight roof. Locker rooms include showers and dry saunas to improve oxygen flow and alleviate muscle aches. Guests can enjoy our fully equipped cardio area with brand-new equipment, including Peloton® bikes, exercise cylinders, medicine balls, jump ropes, and workout and stretching bands. We also offer chilled spa water, crisp Washington apples, and fresh towel service.

Renewal and Relaxation

  • Penelope and the Beauty Bar offers customized facials with top European and Japanese brands, along with advanced medi-spa procedures like fillers and micro needling. The 3,000-square-foot space features body treatments, massages, Coolift cryo-facials, non-surgical facelifts, European-designed body slimming machines, nail services, a hair salon, makeup, derma-planning, volume lash extensions, a jade-lined infrared pod, and boutique beauty products and gifts. The spa has been featured in Allure, WWD, Elle, Vogue, and Seattle Magazine, with sister locations at Fairmont San Francisco and in New York.

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Located in the heart of Downtown Seattle, Fairmont Olympic Hotel is a hub for exciting Pacific Northwest activities for all types of travelers. From exploring the city’s lively arts and culture scenes to enjoying Washington’s stunning natural landscapes, experience everything there is to see and do from your ideal home base.

  • Pike Place Market
    Established in 1907, Seattle’s original farmers market offers a wide selection of local, artisanal, and specialty foods, along with unique shopping and dining experiences.
  • Waterfront Park
    Waterfront Park, a 20-acre project by the City of Seattle stretching from Belltown to Pioneer Square, invites everyone to reconnect with the water, mountains, city, and each other. The park features playgrounds, public piers, bike lanes, native plantings, restrooms, and more.
  • Chihuly Garden and Glass
    Chihuly Garden and Glass is an immersive celebration of the works of artist Dale Chihuly, including gardens, an Exhibition Hall, and the centerpiece Glasshouse.
  • The Seattle Space Needle 
    Originally constructed for the 1962 World’s Fair, the iconic Space Needle offers rotating glass floors, an outdoor viewing deck, and epic views of the Emerald City below.
  • The 5th Avenue Theatre
    Built in 1926, the 5th Avenue Theatre is located in the historic Skinner Building, directly across from the hotel, and hosts some of the city’s top theatrical productions.

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Discover Seattle’s iconic culinary scene in one place with five unique dining options. Enjoy handcrafted cocktails, timeless afternoon tea, seasonal family-style fare, fresh seafood, and famous oysters in elegant or nostalgic settings. Or grab coffee and pastries before exploring the city. Our vibrant downtown dining satisfies every taste.

  • Olympic Bar
    Step into Olympic Bar and find yourself in the heart of downtown Seattle. This vibrant circular bar anchors the hotel’s lobby with bold design, a nautical-inspired art installation, and an inviting energy.
    Enjoy all-day dining, Pacific Northwest cocktails, and seasonal American fare seven days a week. On weekends, Afternoon Tea takes center stage, while evenings bring a lively social scene with craft drinks and local wines.
  • The George
    The George delivers a brasserie-inspired experience with Pacific Northwest seafood, dry-aged meats, and seasonal local produce. Named after the historic Georgian Room, it blends classic architecture with modern flair—featuring an art deco bar, Palladian windows, and a new street entrance.  The cuisine:  hyper-seasonal dishes using farm-fresh ingredients from Washington’s abundant agricultural regions, with a focus on local seafood. 
  • Shuckers Oyster Bar
    Shuckers, one of Seattle’s original oyster bars, serves fresh Northwest seafood and local microbrews in a cozy, pub-style space with carved oak paneling and a vintage tin ceiling—an homage to its 1930s haberdashery roots. Known for sustainable sourcing and expert staff, Shuckers offers daily market board specials, craft cocktails, an extensive wine list, and live oyster shucking on weekends. Signature dishes include clam chowder, fish and chips, and a premier selection of oysters prepared at least four ways, including the exclusive Cooper River Salmon when in season.
  • Founders Club
    Just off the main lobby, Founders Club is an intimate, hidden lounge evoking a 1920s speakeasy with modern flair. With moody lighting, crimson tones, and polished brass, it feels like a private club for downtown insiders. Behind a bookcase entrance, the space is known for rare, vintage, and limited-edition spirits—including an impressive Cognac collection and liquor lockers—plus expertly crafted cocktails, like the most expensive (and worth it) Manhattan in Seattle.
  • 4th Avenue Expresso
    Located at street level off 4th Avenue and in the hotel's lower lobby, 4th Ave Espresso Bar offers a welcoming spot for coffee aficionados and newcomers alike. Guests can enjoy great coffee drinks, teas, homemade snacks, ready-to-go salads, sandwiches, and pastries, as well as takeaway gifts for travelers. With a rotating menu of classic and comfort fare, patrons can savor weekly specials whether dining in or on the go.