The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, The Rolling Stones, you. That's some impressive company and it's the kind of company you'll be joining if you stay here. Historically-speaking, this is Seattle's "rock and roll" hotel and a who's who of legends have walked these halls and slept in these beds. See if you can get the water-facing suite the Beatles fished out.

If you consider yourself a "hip" traveler, this ultra-modern spot might be perfect for you. The lobby features a dramatically backlit staircase and futuristic fire pit while the rooms have walls of glass and bathrooms that have to be seen to be believed. One cool perk is a virtual golf room even that lets you play over 50 famous courses.

Coming to Seattle with an intent on partying until the break-a-break-a-dawn? Hotel Andra is right on the cusp of Belltown, one of Seattle's nightlife epicenters. The contemporary lodging might be described as "urban luxury," so just because you're partying with the unwashed masses, you don't have to smell like them the next morning.

Great views are a dime a dozen in Seattle. But the Westin might actually have the best of them all. Make sure you're back for sunset at least once to witness it from the tallest hotel in the city. Since you're right in the middle of all the action, it won't be too time-consuming to go back and forth from all the sights.

Every single one of the Alexis Seattle's 121 rooms are different thanks to the countours of this century-old building. Before you step outside to see the sights of Seattle, take a moment to savor the ever-rotating art exhibit in the lobby. The hotel offers various specailty rooms, including the Canlis Glass Suite, which isn't full of meals from legendary Canlis Restaurant but includes hand-blown glass pieces and photos of artist Jean-Pierre Canlis.

Located in the Financial District, this luxury spot comes with a curious history. Built in 1917 as an exclusive men's club, it features an Art Deco travel theme in its decor. These days, everyone is welcome, though it's gonna cost them. It's among Seattle's most expensive stays.

A recent addition to the Seattle hotel scene, it puts you right smack in the middle of one of Seattle's restaurant scenes, which now includes the hotel's own restaurant, Stoneburner. The 29-room lodging is connected to the Olympic Athletic Club, making it easy for you to work off those mouthwatering meals the next day.

City Hostel's "other" property might be overcompensating by putting the word hotel in its name twice, because in reality it's more of an "upscale hostel." There are private rooms available as well but the appeal here is that it's the only lodging option in the heart of quirky Fremont. A bar, ice cream shop and pie shop are all located downstairs...what more do you need?

If you're looking for an upscale hotel but don't want to leave your pet at home, this is your ideal spot. And if you don't have a pet, they'll even bring a goldfish to your room to hang out. Among the non-pet-related offers this boutique hotel can charm up is a nightly wine reception in the lobby.

Between the Elliott Bay views, European atmosphere, and proximity to so many romantic & historic restaurants, you'll find one of Seattle's most romantic hotel setting here. It's not just what's going on around it, the ivy courtyard and quaint rooftop deck add to the experience.

Hotel Vintage Park isn't gone. It's simply rebooted as Hotel Vintage. $6M of top-to-bottom renovations have completely updated the boutique space that features guestrooms dedicated to Washington wine country, Obsess® in-room wireless media docking station and more.

You know what you're getting with a W hotel. It's gonna be stylish, it's gonna be ultra-modern, and it's gonna be pricy. There are complimentary Bliss bath products in the rooms and omplimentary Acura MDX car service to take you around town. Probably for the best since parking will run you $37/night.

The 158-room art deco Hotel Deca is the go-to hotel in the U-District. Two blocks from the University of Washington campus, it might not look boutique from the outside but wait til you enter. The living-room style lobby is among Seattle's comfiest and The District Lounge is a great place to mix, mingle and who knows what else.

This new edition is located at 1415 5th Ave., taking over the space formerly home to the Red Lion Hotel. Features include a 10K square-foot Executive Conference Level, VIP Executive Boardroom, renovations on all 319 guest rooms, suites, the grand lobby and front entrance as well as the opening of Frolik Kitchen + Cocktails featuring the largest outdoor patio in downtown Seattle.