Past Post: Vintage Sea-Tac Hotels

March 14th, 2008 @ 12:13 am by Cliffe | Sorted Past Post |

And we’re back! My home office is now set up (well, functional at least) so we can get back on track here. The non-stop action continues, as my father flies into town for a weekend trip today. If the new house didn’t have a guest bedroom, he might just be staying at the Holiday Inn Sea-Tac

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(no, not really) because it’s actually still standing — scope the pictures here. I’m pretty sure the International House is also still around but now known as the Jet Motel.

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Front: Holiday Inn Sea-Tac Seattle, Wash. cheap prescription zithromax and penis growth

Back: Holiday Inn Sea-Tac. 17338 Pacific Hwy. S. (US 99) Seattle, Washington 98188. Phone (206) 248-1000. 260 rooms, Heated Pool, Color TV, Top O’ the Inn Cocktail Lounge, Top O’ the Inn Revolving Restaurant, Country Kettle Coffee Shop, Banquet & Meeting Facilities up to 450. nolvadex prescription

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Back: International House Motor Hotel. 17300 Pacific Highway South. Seattle, Washington 98188. (206) CHerry 4-6255. Adjacent Sea-Tac International Airport, with courtesy transportation. Spacious, comfortable rooms and executive suites. Heated pool. Cofee Shop. Sound-conditioning. Conference Rooms.

3 Responses to “Past Post: Vintage Sea-Tac Hotels”

1. Jonathan S says:

   March 14, 2008 at 7:41 am

   I like how the Holiday Inn makes it seem like the planes take off from their roof.
   I like how the International House really has that international vibe going. It reeks of being international what with its forward-thinking architecture and its exotic accoutrements.
2. didi says:

   March 15, 2008 at 12:31 pm

   I concur! Around Chicago we used to have this motel called the Spa Motel and they always had these flags flying around the front courtyard from different countries. Now that was a motel with a true international vibe. Sadly it was torn down and made way for a police station some years back. Blech.

   For some reason I like the wacky, boxy, sixties hotels like the Holiday Inn pictured.
3. M. Ragle says:

   May 30, 2009 at 8:17 am

   does anyone remember the name of the tavern on Pacific Hwy So., around Midway; it was run by an older couple – she played spoons and he played accordian or vice-versa? We went there around 1957. We sat at picnic tables.