THE WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
The Washington is the Heast hotel in the Pacific Northwest, and probably west of Chicago. It was formally opened May 23 and 24, 1903, when President Roosevelt made it his headquarters while in Seattle. It is most complete, comfortable and homelike, and has every convenience, luxury and attractive feature known to modern hotels. New throughout.
Tourists are finding in The Washington an ideal halting place—making a visit to Seattle and the Northwest a pleasure that has heretofore been impossible.
Its atmosphere of refinement, exclusive patronage and charming interior, together with scenic location unsurpassed, tend to make The Washington the most popular high type hotel in the West.
Families and transients alike praise The Washington—its fame has spread widely in a few" months—and the necessity of enlarging the hotel has already brought to completion the arrangements for doubling the size and capacity of this most interesting and satisfactory hostelry.
