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Before entering the WorldMark network, The Camlin had a long and distinguished history in downtown Seattle. It was first built in 1926 as a residential hotel and was updated in 1962; over the years many celebrities passed through its elegant lobby and spent time in the lounge that once filled the top floor. Meticulous effort has gone into retaining the charm that once made the building a beloved fixture in downtown Seattle while bringing in modern comforts to make your stay at this urban resort memorable.

The resort is located across the street from the Washington State Convention Center and Paramount Theatre. It is just steps away from Seattle’s vibrant 6th and Pine shopping district. You’ll find world-class dining options plus all of the attractions of Seattle close at hand: the lively Pike Place Market, Seattle Center and the Space Needle, Safeco Field and the fabulous waterfront are all easily accessible.

• Parking options at this resort are valet (around $28 a day) or self-park (around $21 a day which is 1.5 blocks from the resort).
• Take advantage of the 13 month booking window as this resort fills quickly through-out the year.

Space Needle
Take in a 360-degree view of the Emerald City on the observation deck of the Space Needle. Or enjoy a sumptuous meal at the rotating SkyCity restaurant. Observation deck, open 9 a.m.-11 p.m. Sun.-Thurs., and 9 a.m.-midnight Fri. and Sat. 1¼ mi.

Pike Place Market
One of the most famous marketplaces in the world, the Pike Place Market features a collection of day stalls where you can purchase fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish and crafts. Open year round, seven days per week, except for Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. 1 mi.

Bill Speidel’s Underground Tour
Journey under the streets and sidewalks of the Emerald City on a guided tour of the subterranean passages that once were the main roadways and first-floor storefronts of old downtown Seattle. For more information, call (206) 682-4646. 1 mi.

Seattle Waterfront
Seattle has one of the most magnificent, awe-inspiring seaports in the world. Highlights along the waterfront include Seattle Aquarium, Myrtle Edwards Park, Olympic Sculpture Park, two cruise ship docks, the Washington State Ferry terminal, docks for Argosy Cruises and the Victoria Clipper, arcades, restaurants, shopping, bike paths, fishing piers, and a spectacular view of Puget Sound. 1.4 miles.

Seattle Aquarium
The Seattle Aquarium provides fun and exciting ways to see, touch and explore the underwater world of the northwest and beyond. Aquarium highlights include the Window on Washington Waters, a 120,000 gallon tank holding sea creatures from the coast of Washington, two large touch tidepool tanks, Life of a Drifter tanks featuring jellyfish and the Giant Pacific Octopus, harbor seals, sea otters, and the 400,000 gallon inverted Underwater Dome, showing sea life found while diving in Puget Sound. 1.4 miles.

May: Cinco de Mayo – Seattle Center, Folklife Festival - Memorial Day Weekend

June: Summer Solstice Parade – Longest day of the summer – Fremont

July-August: Seafair

September: Bumbershoot - Labor Day Weekend

December: Winter Solstice Parade – Shortest day of winter - Fremont

• Seattle Convention and Visitor's Bureau
• Seattle Attractions
• City of Seattle

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1000	1950	1100	9000	Studio (Sleeps 2)
775	1550	800	7000
550	1100	600	5000

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1100	2200	1200	10000	Studio Plus (Sleeps 4)
875	1750	1000	8000
675	1300	700	6000

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1250	2475	1550	11500	1 Bdrm (Sleeps 4)
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875	1750	1000	8000

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1550	3050	1700	14000	2 Bdrm (Sleeps 6)
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1600	3200	2200	15000	2 Bdrm Deluxe (Sleeps 6)
1400	2800	1800	13000
1200	2400	1400	11000

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1750	3450	2100	16000	2 Bdrm Penthouse (Sleeps 6)
1550	3050	1700	14000
1300	2600	1600	12000

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	RCI award for resort affiliates who consistently exceed RCI's high standards and provide exceptional vacation experiences.
	This international symbol of accessibility means the resorts has at least one unit equipped for guests with special needs.
	Multiple phases and/or unit types available. Ask your vacation planning counselor for more information.
	This symbol indicates that, due to local municipality tax laws reservations at these resorts will require the collection of an occupancy tax.
	Resorts available for Exotic Bonus Time. Booking window 30 days or less in advance.
	Full Kitchen: Unit includes refrigerator, sink, range and dishwasher.
	Mini Kitchen: Unit may include smaller appliances, sink and limited cooking facilities.
	Partial Kitchen: Unit may have small refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and/or disposable dishware.