Even better than having the best views in Seattle, is having a front row seat to the most entertaining view. While the Aquarium constructs what will ultimately become the gem of the city, The Ocean Pavilion, a 325,000-gallon tropical fish tank, it is certain to mesmerize you and serve as your personal entertainer, eight hours a day, five days a week, until Fall of 2024. The $754M Waterfront Park is scheduled to conjoin the $160M project, promising to captivate those lucky enough to stay in this beautiful condo, and will make it difficult to pull yourself away. No worries, it will not cause disruptions to your sleep with the windows closed. Another reviewer enjoyed watching the aquarium's sea lion feedings from the balcony. We were never around for their 11:30am mealtime.
Pro Tip: Pick up your favorite liquid creamer before heading to bed and have a blast practicing your barista skills with the Keurig K-Café latte/cappuccino maker in the morning. We enjoyed it so much we bought one.
This place is the best choice!
The bed is super comfortable
The shower is wonderful.
The water pressure is perfect.
The cookware is in great condition.
Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to partake in this experience.
Pro Tip: Walk to the parking garage (kind of next door/behind the construction) to access the elevators to Pike Place. DO NOT take the first elevator you see at the Southwest corner of the structure. That elevator services Western Ave. Instead, follow the big blue, bold arrow up the ramp to the Northeast corner of the garage where a better elevator awaits you. It soars two stories higher than the aforementioned and all the way up to the sky bridge, which goes over Western Ave, and dumps you directly into the heart of Pike Place Market, easy peasy. Most people do this wrong and end up waiting several minutes for the crowded elevator just to get back on at Western Ave., (if they were lucky enough to find it there) or worse, end up climbing the stairs and steep streets.