Located in the heart of Seattle the Hotel Monaco offers travelers the ultimate in style, comfort, and hospitality.
A boldly striped porte cocher, magnificent glass doors in shades of rich azure, and a stunning, high-ceilinged lobby all combine to entice guests the moment they step up to the Hotel Monaco... Seattle’s hippest hotel.
History
The Hotel Monaco occupies a building that was once a switching office for Pacific Northwest Bell. The building sat vacant for five years until August 1996 when it was purchased and completely transformed in 1997 by the Kimpton Group of San Francisco, owners and operators of hotels in California, Washington and Oregon.
The building's past as a nondescript office building and telephone switching center has been gracefully and completely erased during the $29 million renovation.
Sumptuous lobby, 22-foot high ceilings, enclosed by columns and pilasters, hand-painted ornamentation, white stucco fireplace, white quartzite floors, vibrant color accents
Rooms
Rooms at the Hotel Monaco combine the style of a boutique hotel with the practical amenities of a business hotel. You can relax in elegant style, enjoy a romantic get-a-way, and conduct business right from your room. The Hotel Monaco offers the best of all worlds in an environment that is sure to please.
Guest Services
Guest rooms & suites furnished with private bars, personal fax machines, two-line phones w/15' cords, voice mail, and modem ports
Evening wine reception by fireplace in lobby living room
Complimentary USA Today delivered daily
24-hour room service
24-hour fitness facility and business center services
Terry cloth bathrobes, hair dryers, irons & ironing boards, coffee makers in all guest rooms
Suites furnished with sofa-beds, VCRs, CD stereos, and coffee makers serving Starbuck’s coffee
Same day laundry, dry-cleaning service, and complimentary shoe shine
Safety deposit boxes available at front desk
Double glazed sound-proof windows.
Meeting Space
One board room and eight meeting rooms comprise over 6,000 square feet. The spaces offer flexibility in terms of usage and size configurations and may accommodate up to 220 guests for meetings, 130 guests for private dining events, and 200 guests for receptions. Tenth and eleventh floor parlors are accessible by private elevator and are available for parties and special functions.
Dining
Hotel Monaco is also home of Sazerac, voted one of Seattle’s top 10 restaurants in 1997. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, Sazerac features Southern American inspired cuisine.
Regional American