Seattle, Washington, is one of those cool cities you hear about and maybe you even consider visiting.  It’s a fun, interesting, and accessible city.  So, what are you waiting for? 

I’ve traveled to Seattle a number of times over the years and always had a great time.  It has plenty of things to see and do, great restaurants, and it’s close enough to other interesting destinations if you decide to take a day trip away from Seattle.  Yes, there are a lot of streets and sidewalks with steep inclines, but there are ways around many of them.  And, for the most part, much of the area where there are interesting attractions and venues are on level ground. 

Accessibility

You’ll find accessible taxis, such as Seattle Yellow Cab which now has 53 accessible taxis. There are plenty of hotels with accessible rooms with great views.  I’ve stayed at some in downtown Seattle and some along the waterfront.  One of my favorites is The Edgewater, apparently made famous because The Beatles once stayed there. The Edgewater is right on the wharf and is accessible.  My room even had a small gaslit fireplace – the nights get cold in the wintertime. I look forward to getting back to Seattle soon and I’ve listed some of my recommendations below for a safe, easy, and accessible trip to Seattle.