Good location, reasonable rates, excellent room service, and a full English breakfast.
Clean, free, beautiful. Home of several worthwhile sights including the Vancouver Aquarium.
For those of us who want to visit the Vegan world, but not live there.
Flying fish, fragrant fresh flowers, fabulous finger food.
Great vistas from which to snap lots of great photos. Don't go down the stairs.
Worth every penny. It starts with a 30-minute short-course on the history of Seattle followed by a fascinating walk around and through the original first floors of 3 historic buildings, which are now 10 feet below ground. Take the tour to find out why some people had to step up to use the toilet, and to find out the secret location of the city of Duwamps.
A great place for a picnic lunch and a great way to pick out a new boat. (Hint: I'd take any of them.)
A great place to take pictures. See below.
A fun place to people watch & eat seafood with a view.
Nice place with lots of "amenities". Breakfast bar with belgian waffle maker, Chocolate chip cookies in the afternoon, and Seattle's Best Coffee on tap all day long. Plus, Martha Stewart slept there once, or at least had her picture taken there once. Not to mention, it's the only hotel on the island.
Proof that small town life doesn't have to suck.
A 270-ft waterfall (see intro to Twin Peaks TV show).
Awesome JoCat 2001!
Classic story of government screws landowners, builds bomb, and levels two Japanese cities. Pretty river.
