Capitol Hill after dark, a suite above the Sound and a floatplane to the San Juans. Seattle rewards those who plan — and we are asking who you would like to see here.
The Weather Is the Point
Rain-slicked glass, low light and a city that has discretion in its bones. Seattle is at its best in the evening — a fire lit, the Sound going silver, dinner running long because nobody has anywhere else to be.
Where to Stay
Downtown and Belltown hold the water-view suites; Bellevue and Medina hold the private estates. The concierge favours a high floor facing the Olympics for the sunset, and a residence on the Eastside for anyone who prefers a gate to a lobby.
The Table
Seattle's dining is quiet and exceptional — a Capitol Hill counter working Pacific oysters and Washington wine, a tasting menu with a view of the ferries, a Queen Anne dining room that feels like a private club. Reservations under a discreet name, always.
The Escape
A floatplane from Lake Union to the San Juan Islands takes forty minutes and changes the entire weekend: a waterfront house, a private chef, orcas if you are lucky. Wine country in Woodinville is closer still.
Who to Bring
Divine Dating Co. is not yet resident in the Pacific Northwest. Daphne Summers and Mirandra Vixen — our signature duo — are the experience Seattle has asked about, and they may be requested for Seattle together by advance arrangement. Register your interest, or name any Angel you would prefer, and the concierge holds your request as future visits are considered. No dates are confirmed until they are.
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