Hyatt Regency Lake Washington at Seattle’s Southport, a resort-style hotel on the shores of Lake Washington, recently introduced the Hangar Hideaway offer, a new, aviation-inspired premium designed to connect guests with one of the region’s most iconic industries. The property is located just 11 miles from Museum of Flight and steps from Boeing’s Renton Factory.
With this exclusive offer, travelers enjoy a lakeview guestroom, admission to Museum of Flight for each registered hotel guest (up to four total), an aviation-themed toy for children upon arrival and complimentary self-parking for the duration of the stay.
“Our location and setting allow us to offer guests a truly one-of-a-kind aviation experience,” said Tayna Zasada, director of Sales, Events and Marketing, Hyatt Regency Lake Washington. “The ‘Hangar Hideaway’ package was created to give travelers an opportunity to explore Seattle’s rich aviation history while enjoying the comfort and elevated amenities of our gorgeous lakeside property.”
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From several of the hotel’s unique guestrooms, guests regularly spot newly constructed planes before they take their maiden flight from the Boeing Renton Factory. The museum boasts an expansive collection of aircraft and spacecraft alongside immersive exhibits. Throughout the summer months, guests can enjoy even more of the region’s aviation culture by watching seaplanes take off and land along Lake Washington.
In addition to the special offer and premier location, Hyatt Regency Lake Washington offers a summer retreat on one of the Pacific Northwest’s most popular lakes with on-the-water activities including kayaking, paddleboarding, jet skiing, a floating pickleball court and more. Water’s Table serves locally inspired cuisine, and seasonal dock & drink restaurant offers relaxed lakeside dining directly on the water. Spa at the Lake delivers soothing and rejuvenating treatments.
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