Arctic Club Hotel

700 3rd Avenue, Seattle, WA WA98104 US near Exit 164b on I-5 (~0.2mi)

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120 sleeping rooms in hotel
Check in: 04:00 PM
Check out: 11:00 AM
Group friendly rating of 7.1/10

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04/18/2024 - 04/19/2024

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The Arctic Club Hotel is anchored at the threshold where urban Seattle meets the city’s historic district, our roots in adventure are not just reflected indoors. Outside you are steps away from experiencing all that Seattle has to offer: Explorations of the Waterfront, Space Needle or Pike Place Market. The Arctic is just blocks from Safeco Field, Qwest Stadium and neighboring Pioneer Square which celebrates Seattle’s history and is home to many art galleries, shops and nightlife.We are located just across the street from the Pioneer Square Transit Underground Station, offering convenient access to the SeaTac International Airport.In 1916, they commissioned A. Warren Gould, one of the city's most prominent architects, to design the building that would become their institution's new home.The Arctic Club Hotel was originally bulit for the private gentalmen's social club - Arctic Club. In 1916, they commissioned A. Warren Gould, one of the city's most prominent architects, to design the building that would become their institution's home.Gould created an eight-story building true to the club's origins: fine Alaskan marble covers its main corridors and terra cotta walrus head statues run around the third-floor exterior. The Arctic Club Building was one of the earliest to use terra cotta panels placed over a steel reinforced concrete frame; however, unlike other early users of this technique, The Arctic Club Building sported not just off-white panels, but also used submarine blue and orange-brown.The club's elegant interior once included a ladies' tea room, private dining rooms, billiard and card rooms, a bowling alley, barber shop and private roof garden. The formal dining room, The Northern Lights Dome Room, was always the focal point of the club, its stuccoed ceilings, the ornamented cornices, and beautiful chandeliers speak of the rich history and foundations of this building.Please check out domeroomseattle and arcticclubhotel for more information.