Flight: Airfare ranges from $300 to $600, depending on the airline you choose and how close to your departure you book the flight. United, Delta, Frontier, and US Airlines have the best deals, and always allow yourself time to shop around.
Hotels: Hotels in Seattle vary in all sizes and price ranges, and picking one just depends on the desired location and price. The Pan Pacific Seattle costs $215 per night and is in the South Lake Union area just north of downtown Seattle. The Space Needle and Seattle Center are only half-mile away, and a quick cab ride can easily take you to where all the action is. If you are looking into doing some shopping and having fun, the Sheraton Seattle Hotel is right in the middle of the entertainment district and costs $189 per night. If your budget is a little tighter, the Best Western Executive Inn Seattle Center is only two blocks away from the Seattle Center, the downtown monorail, and the Space Needle, costing $124.
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Culture: Performing arts are a central aspect of Seattle’s culture. The city has 29 professional theater companies, more than 80 smaller theater companies, over 80 music venues, and 18 major museums on top of a huge pool of private art galleries. Coffee is a must in Seattle, with an abundance of excellent local espresso roasters, so stopping by as many coffee joints is necessary while in the neighborhood.
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