One-Night Stay for Up to Four in a Classic Room at the Woodmark Hotel in Greater Seattle
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- On Lake Washington
- Close to Seattle & Bellevue
- Complimentary cruiser bikes
- Champagne welcome
What You Get
- For $99, a one-night weekday stay (Sunday–Thursday) in a classic room for up to four
- Or, for $109, a one-night stay (Friday or Saturday) in a classic room for up to four
Luxury Accommodations on Lake Washington
A deep-blue lake ripples with passing sailboats, and cool evergreens stretch upward, one over the other, along steep cliffs and rolling hills. Bill Gates sometimes looks out over this Lake Washington view from his home, and visitors to the pet-friendly Woodmark Hotel in Kirkland find themselves treated to the same lakeside scene. The lobby is a study in modern elegance, with subtly opulent furnishings and a winding wooden staircase leading to a whitewashed ceiling. Complimentary champagne at the front desk welcomes guests with its effervescent glow.
Voted one of the top 100 mainland U.S. resorts by Condé Nast Traveler, the Woodmark Hotel owes part of its acclaim to its director of guest satisfaction, a labradoodle named Woody who greets each guest in the lobby. After becoming acquainted with Woody, one of Woodmark's classic rooms awaits, painted in a soothing color palette of creams, grays, and soft browns. Cashmere throws and plump down pillows drape two featherbed-topped queen beds or one king-size bed, where one can flick on the 37-inch LCD flat-screen TV or send gloating emails home with the complimentary in-room Internet.
Every night is Raid the Pantry night at the Woodmark, as sandwiches, nibbles, and beverages are free for the taking for late-night, in-room snacking, bringing back memories of rummaging through the cupboards at home. The Woodmark’s two waterfront restaurants serve upscale and casual breakfast, lunch, and dinner, providing nourishment before guests take the hotel’s complimentary bikes out for a spin through the landscaped gardens and paths.
Kirkland, Washington: Natural Beauty on Seattle's Doorstep
The only hotel on Lake Washington, the Woodmark sees plenty of water activity, including boating, kayaking, and hiking. First-time visitors to the lake can get a proper introduction with Argosy Cruises' 90-minute sightseeing cruise, which smoothly floats past houses of the rich and famous, as well as Husky Stadium. Nearby, Juanita Bay Park's wooded wetlands and shallow marshes feature 110 acres of trails and habitats, a place to spot hummingbirds, warblers, beavers, salamanders, and nearly 200 woodland creatures.
A 15-minute narwhal-jaunt from the hotel, Seattle's signature coffee shops, imitable seafood, and eclectic museums (including the nerd-centric Science Fiction Museum and the Frank Gehry–designed Experimental Music Project building) represents a sometimes-needed respite from outdoor activities. Pike Place Market is a must for any foodie, as fresh fish and produce, signature chowders, and tasty free samples invade the senses.
Other Details
How To Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Call Woodmark Hotel or email wmk-reservations@destinationhotels.com by 12/30/11.
- Choose a date before 2/28/12.
- Mention your Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
- Two queen beds or one king bed
- Standard occupancy: Two in king room; four in queen room
- Maximum occupancy: Two in king room; four in queen room
- Adding occupants above standard: Not allowed
- Soaking tub with rain shower
- Molten Brown bath amenities
- 37-inch LCD flat-screen TV
- Complimentary WiFi
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 4 p.m.
- Check out: Noon
- Parking: $12 per night for self-parking; $15 per night for valet parking
- Rollaways: Not available
- Smoking policy: No smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: Pets may be added for no additional charge.
- Accessibility: Handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: Upgrades at check-in are based on availability; guests may upgrade to a partial lake view for an additional $20 a night, a full lakefront view for $40 a night, or a full lakefront view with a balcony for $60 a night.
What It's Worth
- For $99, a one-night weekday stay (Sunday–Thursday) in a classic room for up to four people ($212 average value)
- Or, for $109, a one-night weekend stay (Friday or Saturday) in a classic room for up to four people ($229 average value)
Amenities
- Complimentary snacks and beverages
- Featherbed and cashmere throw blanket
- 37-inch LCD TV
- Two waterfront restaurants
- Spa and fitness center
- Complimentary WiFi
Getting There
- By plane: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
- By transit: Two-minute walk from Metro bus #235 stop at Lakeview Drive and Lake Washington Boulevard
- By car: About 2 miles from I-405, exit #14
- On Lake Washington
- Close to Seattle & Bellevue
- Complimentary cruiser bikes
- Champagne welcome
What You Get
- For $99, a one-night weekday stay (Sunday–Thursday) in a classic room for up to four
- Or, for $109, a one-night stay (Friday or Saturday) in a classic room for up to four
Luxury Accommodations on Lake Washington
A deep-blue lake ripples with passing sailboats, and cool evergreens stretch upward, one over the other, along steep cliffs and rolling hills. Bill Gates sometimes looks out over this Lake Washington view from his home, and visitors to the pet-friendly Woodmark Hotel in Kirkland find themselves treated to the same lakeside scene. The lobby is a study in modern elegance, with subtly opulent furnishings and a winding wooden staircase leading to a whitewashed ceiling. Complimentary champagne at the front desk welcomes guests with its effervescent glow.
Voted one of the top 100 mainland U.S. resorts by Condé Nast Traveler, the Woodmark Hotel owes part of its acclaim to its director of guest satisfaction, a labradoodle named Woody who greets each guest in the lobby. After becoming acquainted with Woody, one of Woodmark's classic rooms awaits, painted in a soothing color palette of creams, grays, and soft browns. Cashmere throws and plump down pillows drape two featherbed-topped queen beds or one king-size bed, where one can flick on the 37-inch LCD flat-screen TV or send gloating emails home with the complimentary in-room Internet.
Every night is Raid the Pantry night at the Woodmark, as sandwiches, nibbles, and beverages are free for the taking for late-night, in-room snacking, bringing back memories of rummaging through the cupboards at home. The Woodmark’s two waterfront restaurants serve upscale and casual breakfast, lunch, and dinner, providing nourishment before guests take the hotel’s complimentary bikes out for a spin through the landscaped gardens and paths.
Kirkland, Washington: Natural Beauty on Seattle's Doorstep
The only hotel on Lake Washington, the Woodmark sees plenty of water activity, including boating, kayaking, and hiking. First-time visitors to the lake can get a proper introduction with Argosy Cruises' 90-minute sightseeing cruise, which smoothly floats past houses of the rich and famous, as well as Husky Stadium. Nearby, Juanita Bay Park's wooded wetlands and shallow marshes feature 110 acres of trails and habitats, a place to spot hummingbirds, warblers, beavers, salamanders, and nearly 200 woodland creatures.
A 15-minute narwhal-jaunt from the hotel, Seattle's signature coffee shops, imitable seafood, and eclectic museums (including the nerd-centric Science Fiction Museum and the Frank Gehry–designed Experimental Music Project building) represents a sometimes-needed respite from outdoor activities. Pike Place Market is a must for any foodie, as fresh fish and produce, signature chowders, and tasty free samples invade the senses.
Other Details
How To Book
- Purchase Groupon.
- Call Woodmark Hotel or email wmk-reservations@destinationhotels.com by 12/30/11.
- Choose a date before 2/28/12.
- Mention your Groupon and provide your credit-card info.
Room Details
- Two queen beds or one king bed
- Standard occupancy: Two in king room; four in queen room
- Maximum occupancy: Two in king room; four in queen room
- Adding occupants above standard: Not allowed
- Soaking tub with rain shower
- Molten Brown bath amenities
- 37-inch LCD flat-screen TV
- Complimentary WiFi
Hotel Policies
- Check in: 4 p.m.
- Check out: Noon
- Parking: $12 per night for self-parking; $15 per night for valet parking
- Rollaways: Not available
- Smoking policy: No smoking inside the property
- Pet policy: Pets may be added for no additional charge.
- Accessibility: Handicap-accessible rooms are available upon request during booking.
- Room upgrades: Upgrades at check-in are based on availability; guests may upgrade to a partial lake view for an additional $20 a night, a full lakefront view for $40 a night, or a full lakefront view with a balcony for $60 a night.
What It's Worth
- For $99, a one-night weekday stay (Sunday–Thursday) in a classic room for up to four people ($212 average value)
- Or, for $109, a one-night weekend stay (Friday or Saturday) in a classic room for up to four people ($229 average value)
Amenities
- Complimentary snacks and beverages
- Featherbed and cashmere throw blanket
- 37-inch LCD TV
- Two waterfront restaurants
- Spa and fitness center
- Complimentary WiFi
Getting There
- By plane: Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
- By transit: Two-minute walk from Metro bus #235 stop at Lakeview Drive and Lake Washington Boulevard
- By car: About 2 miles from I-405, exit #14