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This new kid on the block brings hip sophistication to the U District's hotel scene. Eclectic furniture and walls full of framed photographs almost make this place feel more like a passed-down vacation home than a new hotel, but then amenities such as the 24-hour gym and incredible rooftop bar bring it all back into focus.

Pets are now allowed; they stay for free and get a BarkBox. There's also a $35 a night valet parking service.

The same architect who designed the Old Faithful Lodge in Yellowstone National Park built this place in 1931, which has been a variety of hotels ever since.


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