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If you’re itching for a weekend getaway, get ready for some “sleepless” nights filled with excitement when you book last-minute hotel deals in Seattle. Pack your Patagonia and your best supply of flannels, because the largest city in the PNW is absolutely poppin’, and you’ll want options.

Secure those Seattle hotels deals and prepare to explore the sights and sounds—Puget and otherwise—the city has to offer. After you’ve seen the Pike Place Market fish toss, taken in the views from the Space Needle, and walked through the wonderland of Chihuly Garden and Glass, go grungy and try a new spin on the Emerald City. Get ready to experience your own kind of Nirvana with the weirder side of Seattle.

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Under the Bridge (Almost) Downtown: … Is where you’ll find the Fremont Troll. The giant sculpture is one of the most Instagram-worthy spots to snap in Seattle and is proof that trolls do exist—at least for great photo ops. Prefer walls to bridges when it comes to stable structures? A visit to The Gum Wall, collecting the sticky stuff since ’93, is an underground Seattle staple. After you’ve worn yourself out touring the unique structures of the city, tumble on over to your downtown Seattle hotel and see more walls. But the inside kind.

Curiouser and Curiouser: If you’re looking to take a magical mystery tour of oddities, Seattle really brings it. Start with the Ye Olde Curiosity Shop, open since 1899, where you can peruse shrunken heads, fleas in dresses, and four-legged chickens. If you’ve worked up a thirst, maybe you’ll get lucky and locate Seattle’s Mystery Soda Machine. Capitol Hill locals loved feeding 75 cents to this staple and being served a completely random can of soda in return, but the soda machine vanished in 2018, and remains missing to this day. According to the machine’s Facebook page, it’s taking a vacay in Machu Picchu. Is this a season of Stranger Things, Seattle Edition?

Cool Beans: Sure, Seattle is the birthplace of the mega-est mega coffee chain, but it’s also known for roasting some great beans at other well-loved joints like Café Allegro and Caffe Ladro. But if you’re looking for some slightly off-the-radar Seattle caffeine boosts, try Zoka Coffee Roaster and Tea Company or Lighthouse Roasters for some buzzy brews. Too bad you won’t be sleeping a wink, when you booked one of the best hotels in Seattle.

IPA All Day: Speaking of buzzy brews, Seattle is positively hopping with really great breweries. If you’re already hitting the super-popular Pike Place Market, might as well turn it into a brew crawl—Pike Brewing Company and Old Stove Brewing are regional favorites located in the market. If you’re still on the prowl for some sipping, Fremont Brewing Company is an award-winning brewery specializing in small-batch beer, and also serves up waterfront views. And that’s not “ale” she wrote when it comes to the beer scene here—Seattle has more craft breweries than any other city in the country.

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