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Hotel Tea Service in Washington

4 verified hotel tea service venues across 2 cities in Washington ($$$–$$$$): Perth, Seattle. The grand tradition: afternoon tea in hotel lounges and lobbies, usually the most formal (and most photographed) seating in town. Reservations essentially mandatory.

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Afternoon Tea at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Seattle

Afternoon Tea at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel

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Downtown · Seattle

Weekend afternoon tea in the Olympic Bar of the Fairmont Olympic, a tradition at the hotel since 1924. The menu features signature scones from a recipe passed down through generations, finger sandwiches, and seasonal sweets, at $79 per adult with a Little Kings and Queens menu for children. Hours shown are tea service times.

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Cape Arid Rooms, COMO The Treasury, Perth

Cape Arid Rooms, COMO The Treasury

Perth CBD · Perth, Western Australia

Three interconnected rooms on the ground floor of the State Buildings, home to COMO The Treasury's afternoon tea. The walls carry works by Western Australian artists Philippa and Alex Nikulinsky, whose studies of Cape Arid National Park inspire the seasonal menus. Afternoon tea is served Thursday to Sunday, 12pm to 5pm, with Champagne and specialty tea pairings.

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Haven Lounge, The Westin Perth

$$$

Perth CBD · Perth, Western Australia

The Westin Perth's lounge runs a calendar of seasonally themed high teas, each built around fresh produce. Sittings are every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 11am and 2:30pm, with unlimited tea and coffee and optional sparkling wine or Champagne. The lounge itself is open daily 11am to 11pm.

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Panama Hotel Tea & Coffee House, Seattle

Panama Hotel Tea & Coffee House

Chinatown-International District · Seattle

Tea house on the street level of the Panama Hotel, a National Historic Landmark in Seattle's former Japantown, serving patrons since 2001. Offers a selection of about 40 teas including sencha, hojicha, lavender earl grey, and ruby oolong. The room displays historical artifacts including suitcases left by Japanese American families sent to incarceration camps during WWII.

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