WorldMark Camlin in Seattle, Washington

WorldMark Camlin is located in Seattle, Washington. WorldMark Camlin has a history dating back to 1926. This timeshare resort is just blocks to theater, world-class dining, and plenty of shopping. Be sure to visit nearby Pike Place Market, Seattle City Center, and the Space Needle. Or take a guided underground tour of the Emerald City. There is a fully equipped kitchen in the common area and a wealth of dining options in the immediate vicinity. Unit amenities include high-speed Internet access, cable TV, VCR, DVD player, stereo with CD player, telephone, hairdryer, and 1 fan in each room plus ceiling fans. There is also a small guest laundry on each floor. Worldmark Camlin offers a year round outdoor pool and spa, a fully equipped exercise room, and a well furnished owner's lounge adjacent to the lobby and on the top floor.

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 the Paramount Theater and is just steps 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. Local area attractions include Pike Place Market, Historic Pioneer Square, Seattle Waterfront, Seattle Aquarium, Underground tour, Experience Music Project and Space Needle at Seattle Center, Key Arena, Qwest Stadium/Seattle Seahawks, Safeco Field/Seattle Mariners, and Benaroya Hall/Seattle Symphony.