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The Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Seattle
411 University Street
Seattle, Washington 98101
Phone: (206) 621-1700
FAX: (206) 682-9633

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		Thursday a few showers. More clouds than sun. Cool.		58/47 °F 15/9°C

		Friday More clouds than sun. Cool.		61/47 °F 16/9°C

		Saturday Scattered showers. Overcast. Mild.		62/49 °F 17/10°C

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Located along the Puget Sound in the shadow of Mount Rainier, Seattle is known as both the "Emerald City" and the "Star of the Pacific Northwest." The fashionable locale offers a hip, urban environment influenced by outdoor style and activities. Once a thriving port town that served the timber industry, Seattle is famous these days for coffee and microchips. When you visit, make sure not to miss the Space Needle or Pike Place Market. It's even likely that rainy days won't dampen your fun when you sightsee, shop, and sample exceptional foods in this vibrant city. Seattle, after all, is young at heart and still defining itself as the young are wont to do.

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Planes, yes. Windows, no. Seattle is home to corporate giants Boeing and Microsoft, but only the aircraft manufacturer is available for tours. The public can wander through an airplane assembly plant so large that it makes even 747s look small. Bill Gates' Microsoft, on the other hand, is off-limits. You're free to drive through the Microsoft campus, but its museum is open only to employees, their families, and friends.

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