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Personalized services and its proximity to downtown make Pensione Nichols B&B a decent in-city choice. It may be a little worn on the edges, but the clear views of sparkling Puget Sound are great.

This lovingly restored 19th-century inn inspires guests with a notable private art collection. Highlights include a heated outdoor pool, fireplaces, stunning views, and Continental breakfast.

Located in a historical residential neighborhood north of the popular entertainment district, the features here include a parlor with grand piano, fireplace, Oriental rugs, antiques, and polished hardwood floors. Non-smoking.

Why not live like a millionaire during your stay? Reserve a room at this stately mansion on Capitol Hill’s “Old Millionaires Row”. Built in 1914 for a wealthy Seattleite, Alexander Baillie, each room comes complete with lavish antiques, and the formal sitting room features two concert grand pianos, a concert Hammond organ, and a beautiful fireplace.

This 1909 Edwardian Tudor mansion exudes elegance with original carved wood trim, 3,000-crystal chandelier, marble fireplaces, and a remarkable library. Most rooms have private baths.

Stay within walking distance of Volunteer Park and the Seattle Asian Art Museum at Salisbury House, built in 1904. Try the suite with a private entrance, fireplace, and Jacuzzi.

Built in 1929, this inn is tastefully decorated in Arts and Crafts furniture. All 9 rooms and suites offer private baths. It is located near Woodland Park Zoo; Metro buses stop 3 blocks away.

Bask in an interior graced with settees covered in silk or tapestries, beveled windows draped with chintz swags, hardwood floors, and delightful Persian rugs in this 1903 Victorian inn.

This large, double-turreted 1890 Victorian inn brings guests back in time with lace curtains, red carpets, and a wrap-around front porch that’s perfect for lounging. Across from Volunteer Park.

A 15-minute ferry ride from West Seattle to Vashon Island takes you to this hideway consisting of cottages in unique settings. Some feature wooded environs and also offer views of Mount Rainier and the island’s quaint harbor.