Safeco Field Hotels
Warm summer days, hot dogs and peanuts, the excitement of each pitch—the atmosphere of a baseball game is a welcome comfort to many. Safeco Field, home to the Seattle Mariners, is the ideal place to begin your trip when you visit the capital of the state of Washington.
Safeco Field officially became home to the Seattle Mariners on July 15, 1999. It was named after the Safeco Corporation which bought the naming rights to the field for $40 million. The field, which sits on almost 20 acres of land, has the capacity to hold 47,116 guests. Safeco Field has a retractable roof which does not entirely enclose the stadium, yet allows for partial coverage and open-air circulation. It was built this way to withstand weather conditions, such as snowstorms and high winds.
An art collection in Safeco Field includes 43 baseball-related paintings, photographs, and prints. There is also one sculpture of an umpire proclaiming a player "safe" in the play.
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Guests of the Sorrento Hotel will revel in the facility’s unique Mediterranean-style architecture and European ambiance. Located only five blocks from downtown Seattle, the hotel is near some of the main attractions of the Washington city. Safeco Field and the Space Needle are within two miles of the hotel and a complimentary Town Car service is provided to guests to reach the destination of their choice. The Sorrento Hotel offers a restaurant with an extensive wine list, as well as a special room that features afternoon teas. Friday and Saturday nights provide live entertainment, while summer nights are designed to create a Venice-like ambiance. 
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Breathtaking views of natural landmarks like the Puget Sound, Mount Rainer, the Cascade and Olympic Mountains, and the city of Seattle are what guests will discover at the Renaissance Madison hotel. Nearby is Safeco Field, Pioneer Square, the Space Needle, Sea-Tac International Airport, and noteworthy dining and shopping areas. The Renaissance Madison hotel is 28 stories tall and guestrooms feature amenities such as mini-bars, complimentary newspaper service, and wake-up calls.
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With complimentary high-speed Internet access and laptop-compatible in-room safes, you'll be able to stay connected to your home or office at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. Take a break in between emails to enjoy a leisurely baseball game at Safeco Field. Complimentary Town Car service shuttles guests to downtown Seattle and other nearby attractions. The Fairmont Olympic Hotel has 450 guestrooms that include sitting areas and Penhaligon toiletries. And bring your pet along - they'll also receive complimentary amenities like food and water dishes.
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The Red Lion Hotel on Fifth Avenue is the perfect place to stay during your time in Seattle. Its central location offers access to downtown Seattle, the Fifth Avenue Theatre, and the Pacific Place shops. Check out a baseball game at Safeco Field one brisk evening after a day of events at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, which is also within walking distance of the hotel. The Red Lion Hotel on Fifth Avenue features a fitness center and ample meeting spaces. Rooms include complimentary wireless Internet access.
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On the National Registry of Historic Places and a go-to spot for royalty and the elite from around the world, the Alexis Hotel is a non-smoking facility where guests enjoy deluxe amenities as well as a convenient location in a large city. Safeco Field, Pike Place Market, and Pioneer Square are all within a short distance to the Alexis Hotel which features high ceilings and guestrooms with European décor, various traditional fabrics, a collection of antiques, and even fireplaces.
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Enjoy a night of Mariner baseball at Safeco Field before retiring to your room at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel with its many amenities including a health club with massage rooms and a lap pool, a restaurant and lounge, and a wine bar. The Sheraton Seattle Hotel is also close to the Washington State Convention and Trade Center, the Fifth Avenue Theatre, the Seattle Art Museum, the Seattle Aquarium, and Seattle University campus.
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In the middle of downtown Seattle, just three blocks from the Seattle Art Museum and the Seattle Symphony, and close to the Seattle Mariners’ Safeco Field sits the W Seattle hotel, which features 26 stories of rooms, restaurants, and bars. There is also a 24-hour fitness center and a weekday business center at the W Seattle as well as complimentary wireless Internet access in the lobby and lounge.
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