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Seattle Senior Moments Package….Mayflower Hotel offers special package for one of our favorite cities

By Daniel Hines
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www.TodaysSeniorsNetwork.com

Seattle has always been one of my favorite cities.  It combines a life-style with an attitude and a host of attractions that makes it one of our favorite destinations.  Now, The Mayflower, one of Seattle’s leading hotels is offering a special package that will enable more Boomers and Seniors than ever before to enjoy this majestic city.

The Seattle Senior Moments Package includes a beautifully appointed classic or deluxe guestroom, cocktails and an appetizer for two in Oliver’s award-winning cocktail bar and a beautiful Mayflower Park journal to document the magical moments created during your stay.

Rates for the Mayflower Park Hotel’s Seattle Senior Moments Package start at $179 for a classic guestroom with one queen bed and $199 for a deluxe guestroom with one or two queen beds.  Retail cost on this package starts at $239, so the savings exceed $50.00. This package is for the young at heart-there are no age restrictions for purchasing the package!  

We’re talking magical, memorable moments made in Seattle, not the lost your keys and can’t find them moments! “So many of us fall into the aging baby boomers category, including me!” says Mayflower Park Hotel General Manager, Paul Ishii. “We want to offer this ever-growing senior sector what they want, and they want unique experiences and memorable get-aways. The first of seventy-seven million boomers turn 60 this year.”

Seattle is the perfect place to combine outdoor adventures with big city attractions and the historic, family-run Mayflower Park Hotel provides the perfect location to make sure our guests don’t miss a thing.  Seniors and their families can soak in some of Seattle’s finest: Benaroya Hall and McCaw Hall, both acoustically superb for taking in the Symphony and the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Seattle Center and the Space Needle where one can get a bird’s eye view of Mount Rainer, Puget Sound and Seattle from 650 feet above ground.

The world famous Experience Music Project and Science Fiction Museum offer a look into some of our famous musical baby boomers as well as a glimpse into Paul Allen’s own art collection.  Free bus service takes Seniors to the nearby waterfront (also within walking distance) where the Seattle Aquarium, sightseeing boats and Washington State Ferries are daily amusements. And don’t forget the cultural activities; from the 5th Avenue Theatre to Seattle Repertory Theater, there is something to suit everyone’s tastes.

To make reservations: call 206-382-6990, 800-426-5100 or e-mail at mayflowerpark@mayflowerpark.com.  Rates are based on a space available basis, exclude tax and are good through December 30, 2006.

Built in 1927, the beautifully renovated Mayflower Park Hotel is one of the last remaining locally owned and independent hotels in the Seattle area.  It is a member of The National Trust Historic Hotels of America® that includes such other notables as The Greenbrier in West Virginia and The Brown Palace in Denver. The hotel is also home to the award-winning Martini bar, Oliver’s, and Seattle’s Best Mediterranean Restaurant, Andaluca Restaurant.

Located at 405 Olive Way in Seattle, the Mayflower Park Hotel is operated by local owners Birney and Marie Dempcy and managed by Paul Ishii, General Manager.