Best Fitness Hotels in Washington

Sitting about a block from the waterfront in downtown Seattle, the Four Seasons Hotel Seattle is sleek and polished with a few touches inspired by the region. Local artwork is on display throughout the property, and the popular Goldfinch Tavern serves Pacific Northwest fare paired with tasty cocktails and craft beers. Recent travelers compliment this Four Seasons property's highly attentive service staff. Many visitors also love the extra perks like the infinity pool and its views of both the Olympic Mountains and Elliott Bay. When it's time to retreat to your digs, you'll be greeted by plush terry bathrobes, down duvets and pillows, flat-screen TVs and iPod docking stations, among other luxe features. If you bring a vehicle to this property, though, be ready to shell out for expensive valet fees. 

Situated in downtown Tacoma, Washington, Hotel Murano impresses visitors with its hip, modern decor. Sleek furnishings and dark tones pervade through the lobby and guest rooms, and you'll discover contemporary art pieces scattered throughout the public areas. Guests appreciate the speedy and friendly attitude of the staff and Hotel Murano's prime location, which is close to local bars, shops and attractions. For pampering, travelers head to the on-site Savi Day Spa and Salon Miro. Diners report that the food and drinks served at the hotel's Lobby Bar and BITE restaurant are a bit pricey but worth experiencing for the ambiance. And when it's time to retreat to your digs, you'll find accommodations featuring iPod docking stations, flat-screen TVs and minibars. The only complaints from recent visitors involved the rooms, which many said could use a facelift.

This ultra-modern property is popular with trendy travelers. The dramatic backlit staircase takes center stage in the small lobby, but recent visitors also love the futuristic-looking fire pit in the adjacent sitting room. Guest rooms are a bit less flamboyant, decorated in dark earth tones with dramatic details like tubs that fill from the ceiling. Techies rejoice over the high-tech in-room phones that also show area dining options, as well as the flashy televisions that double as art displays. And the Hotel 1000 also has the city's only virtual-reality Golf Club that has more than 50 courses from around the world, including the Old Course at St. Andrews, Pinehurst No. 2 and Pebble Beach. Recent guests praised the on-site All Water Seafood & Oyster Bar for its contemporary West Coast inspired cuisine and its service. Now part of the Loews portfolio, rewards program members can enjoy perks here.

The Arctic Club Seattle – originally built as a fraternal men's business club in 1916 – is all about honoring its Klondike Gold Rush heritage. The lobby is full of flourished crown molding, classic wood paneling, and black-and-white portraits of former club members (businessmen involved in Alaskan gold prospecting). Up on the third floor you'll even find taxidermy walrus heads from the prospecters' Alaskan adventures. Guest rooms keep in vintage step, but with modern touches like flat-screen TVs, in-room coffee makers and iPod docking stations. Recent travelers give high praise for this DoubleTree property's Pioneer Square locale as well as the Polar Bar and JUNO Restaurant on-site. Members of the Hilton Honors program are eligible to earn and redeem rewards points for staying here. 

This charming boutique hotel is nestled along the waterfront in Kirkland, a small suburb located about 11 miles northeast of downtown Seattle. The Heathman is all about personalizing your experience with options like the Art of Sleep Menu (available at booking), which allows you to chose from three mattress options. Other popular perks include complimentary transportation around Kirkland in a luxury hybrid SUV, daily happy hour and in-room French press coffee makers. But what really hits home with guests is the highly attentive service they receive from the hotel staff. This service extends to the on-site restaurant, Trellis, which serves farm-to-table American cuisine. Guests were wowed that the fresh ingredients came from executive chef Brian Scheehser's 18-acre farmland. 

Enter into the opulent lobby of the Spokane's Davenport Hotel, which recently joined Marriott's Autograph Collection, and you'll quickly know that you're in for a treat. That's because this downtown hotel sets the city's standard for urban luxury. You have the option to book accommodations in either the historic hotel or Davenport Tower, which stands across the street. Both properties boast regal decor and modern amenities, such as free wireless internet, flat-screen TVs, pillow-top mattress and additional comforts. To really indulge, take advantage of the Davenport Spa & Salon or the fitness center. And aside from all that the hotel has to offer, including gourmet dining at the Palm Court Grill, guests adore the Davenport's location, which places visitors within walking distance of many Spokane attractions, shopping and restaurants. Keep in mind that this hotel participates in the Marriott Bonvoy program, so members can earn and use points here.

When you think of casino hotel rooms, you might picture grimy and bizarrely themed cubicles. But on the outskirts of Spokane, Washington, Northern Quest Resort & Casino will defy all of these impressions. Recent visitors rave about the clean, spacious and well-furnished accommodations, and a number of guests single out the gigantic bathrooms, complimentary Wi-Fi and 42-inch flat-screen TVs as particularly appreciated amenities. Northern Quest also boasts 46,000 square feet of gaming space, a Native American-inspired La Rive Spa, an indoor pool and multiple restaurants and bars. 

The Sorrento Hotel, built in 1909, is the oldest boutique hotel in Seattle. The vintage property is full of charming details like wrought-iron gates, a palm tree-laden courtyard and the cozy, eight-sided Fireside Room where guests can sit and relax. And classy extras like live jazz and traditional high tea help create an elegant atmosphere. Some recent travelers complain about the uphill commute to the hotel's First Hill neighborhood. When it's time to retire to your digs for the night, you'll find fully stocked honor bars, 42-inch flat-screen TVs, 400-thread-count linens and complimentary wireless internet access. 

Located about a mile north of Pioneer Square, Hotel Ändra is a boutique hotel adorned in a unique Scandinavian-meets-Northwestern style. In the living room-like lobby, simple, modern furnishings surround a stone fireplace, complete with stacks of wood at the ready. Recent guests give high marks to the hotel's central location and the friendly service staff members, who go above and beyond when it comes to meeting guests' needs. Though, many needs are met by the luxe amenities found in each of the hotel's 119 guest rooms. Accommodations feature goose down pillows, 37-inch flat-screen TVs and for those traveling on business, a spacious desk area. Whatever the reason for their stay, recent visitors applaud the two on-site restaurants – Lola's Pacific Northwestern cuisine and Assaggio Ristorante's Italian cuisine – as some of the best eats in the area. 

Located in Bellevue, the Hyatt Regency isn't exactly the immersive downtown Seattle experience. Still, most guests don't seem to mind. Recent travelers love how close this Hyatt property is to the creative restaurant scene and best shopping malls in the area. And though this hotel is popular with conventioneers, its accommodating service staff gets high marks from all sorts of travelers. Guests find the rooms comfortable and clean; accommodations are stocked with amenities like iPod docking stations, flat-screen TVs, in-room coffee makers and access to room service dining. But there's little need to spend time in your room when the hotel offers nine eateries and bars, a 7,000-square-foot gym and a heated indoor pool. Also, members of Hyatt's rewards program can earn and redeem points for their stays here.