Entrance Originally built in 1927, the beautifully restored Mayflower Park Hotel is one of the last remaining locally-owned and independent hotels in the Seattle area.

Deluxe Double Queen Guestroom With Seattle city views and classic Queen Anne style, the Deluxe Double Queen Guestroom features two queen-size beds as well as two bathrooms, offering ample space to spread out and relax.

Classic Guestroom The Classic Guestrooms at Mayflower Park Hotel feature traditional Queen Anne-style décor and a writing desk, as well as either one or two queen-size beds or one king-size bed.

Deluxe Queen Guestroom Oversized Deluxe Guestrooms include either a king-size or queen-size bed and a writing desk, as well as amenities like luxury robes and complimentary Wi-Fi.

King Suite With views of downtown and Queen Anne-style furnishings, the King Suite is ideal for business or pleasure. A separate living room offers the perfect lounge area.

Oliver's Lounge Opened in 1976 and located off the lobby of the historic Mayflower Park Hotel, Oliver's has grown to become one of the best bars in Seattle and is home to the renowned “International Martini Classic Challenge”. Oliver’s holds the title for Seattle’s “Best Classic”, as well as having won the titles for Best Specialty Martini and Best International Classic Martini.

Historic Postcard Of Exterior Built in 1927 by local owners, the Bergonian (now the Mayflower Park Hotel) was one of Seattle’s finest hotels, and now 95 years later, it is still locally owned and is still an important part of the Seattle community.

Lobby Circa 1927 Today, such details as the original terra cotta exterior, the lobby’s five-tier crystal chandelier (salvaged from the Grand Ballroom at the Olympic Hotel), and the 200-year-old grandfather clock reflect the overarching historical significance of the hotel.

Historical Image Of The Carousel Room, Now Called Oliver's Lounge In 1933, a company that would come to be known as Westin (Western International) bought the hotel and later put in the lounge which was to become one of Seattle’s favorite night spots. The Carousel Room had a circus theme, complete with antique carousel horses.

Historical Image Of Exterior The Mayflower Park Hotel is the oldest continuously run hotel in downtown Seattle. Its first incarnation was as the Bergonian, which opened with 240 rooms in 1927 after $750,000 and six months of construction.

Historical Image Of Jack & Jill Grill Guests staying at the then-Bergonian Hotel once dined at the Jack & Jill Grill, which boasted small tables to ensure swift service and wall art inspired by the Jack and Jill Mother Goose rhyme.