The Panama Hotel was opened in 1910 by a Japanese-American architect (a first) as a single-room accommodation for Japanese men desirous of working in America. Today, the Panama Hotel is a groundbreaking, momentous edifice for people of Japanese-American heritage in Washington in particular and Northwest US in general, with the original hotel open for occupancy to the public in Seattle. The Panama Hotel stands for how memory continues to exist and comes to the fore even when it is thought to be down and out, dead and buried.
Phone: (206) 515-4000
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of S Main St and 6th Ave S
Open now
- Wed 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
607 S Main St Seattle, WA 98104 ·2274.60 mi
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Amenities
- Wifi
Reviews
yelpDelightful little tea spot near the park! It feels like you've stumbled into someone's library or sitting room and they make a great cup of tea, but in the best way. It's very cozy and casual...
MoreCharming, full of character and a cat! Step off the beaten path and discover this gem. Great snacks and large tea collection. Head to the back and down the stairs for more space. Chill out for a...
MoreI came around 3pm on a Saturday and there were plenty of seats. The restaurant itself was very nice and cozy. I got a matcha latte and a chocolate chip cookie. The cookie was not made by the cafe...
MoreTwo things I love: Tea and Cats. I found both nestled in the cozy atmosphere of this tea house. When I came in, the barista explained the teas available, showing me a menu with caffeine levels....
MorePanama Hotel Tea & Coffee is the café of the historic Panama Hotel, designated as a National Historic Landmark. Photographs and artifacts in the café showcase the unique story and history of the...
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