While this concrete, Art Deco tower started its life in 1931 as the Edmond Meany Hotel—designed by Old Faithful Inn architect Robert Reamer—in recent years it’s been known as Hotel Deca. That incarnation folded last year, and the hotel reopened as Graduate Seattle, the 12th in a chain of university-adjacent hotels, in November.

One of two adjacent hotels opened by International Hotel Group (IHG), the South Lake Union location of Staybridge Suites is built for business travel, with full kitchens and work areas. It opened 112 rooms in April.

Neighboring Staybridge Suites is the Seattle location of IHG’s wellness-themed hotel chain, Even. with fitness equipment in every room, workout-friendly floors, an extra-fancy gym, and “hydration stations.” The 123-room boutique hotel opened its doors in April.

This one’s a doozy: More than a half a decade in the making, the Hyatt Regency finally opened in December, adding more than 1,200 rooms to the downtown Seattle hotel inventory in a 45-story tower. The space not taken up by hotel rooms includes more than 100,000 square feet of meeting and conference space and a massive Daniel’s Broiler.

In November, California chain Palihotel opened its first out-of-state location with a rehab of the historic Colonnade Hotel, first built in 1898, matching its original 96-room count and crafting a meticulous vintage look. The look and feel extends into a bottom floor bar, diner, and coffee shop.

Part of the Stadium Place transit-oriented development, Embassy Suites opened what it’s now calling its flagship location back in March. The 282 keys include both studios and multiple-bedroom suites, and some rooms toward the top of the 23 floors have views inside Centurylink Field. The hotel also includes a 7,433-square-foot ballroom.