📍 Hotel Sorrento, Seattle, WA. Est. 1909 It’s not a lie when I say I’ve wanted to stay at the @hotelsorrentoseattle since I was a little girl, because I have. Before I was even old enough to know it had a haunting history, I was called to its intriguing architecture so getting the chance to collaborate with the hotel, was a dream come true. This 7-story, 1909 masterpiece was everything I’d hoped it would be. Dark wood, cozy fireplaces, INCREDIBLE food at their restaurant Stella, comfy beds and so much freakin history. Naturally, I couldn’t fit all of it in this video which is why a full blog on the hotel will be up this weekend! I truly could not recommend a stay at the Sorrento more. The staff was some of the friendliest I’ve encountered with David and Lex being true standouts. Despite what you might read, room 408 felt nothing but inviting and if there are in fact any spirits hanging around, they are nothing but friendly. Thank you so much to the hotel for the opportunity and I can not wait to return in the near future! . ✨Sources - “Killed Recovering Child’s Toy. Bellboy Dies Aiding Youngster.” Seattle Daily Times. Tuesday, May 8th, 1923 - www.hotelsorrento.com . . #lahistorygirl #seattlehistory #hauntedhotelsofamerica #hauntedhotels #hotelroomtour #secretseattle #historichotelsofamerica #sorrentohotel #seattlehotels #sponsored