Salon combines bright, airy space with a funky, eclectic style and size-inclusive comfy seating. Atmosphere stays chill and welcoming, with great music setting a relaxing tone. Appointment-only setup keeps energy calm and focused.
An insane view unfolds from the shampoo station, offering a great view of Tacoma. The space features an awesome view that stands out.
Lots of street parking right out front makes parking easy to find. The convenient location adds to the hassle-free experience.
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Parking is easy to find with plenty of street parking available right out front.
Hairspace operates on an appointment-only basis, so book in advance.
The salon offers a variety of high-quality hair products for purchase.
Trail along the waterfront offers stunning views of mountains and Puget Sound. The park feels peaceful and scenic, with plenty of grass and paths for walking, biking, and relaxing. Families enjoy playgrounds and slides, while the area supports outdoor activities like volleyball and skating.
Stunning views stretch in every direction, featuring dramatic water scenes and clear sights of Mount Rainier. Trails offer a relaxing backdrop for walking or jogging while soaking in the scenery.
Plenty of free parking spots exist, making it easy to find a place even on the first try. Parking at Dune Peninsula is especially convenient for accessing nearby areas.
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Parking is limited and fills up when the weather is nice.
There are public restrooms available at Dune Peninsula.
The paths on the Dune Peninsula are accessible for wheelchairs and slow walkers.
Waterfront park offers peaceful views and well-placed seating for quiet reflection. It features historical installations that confront past racial injustices, creating a calming and contemplative atmosphere. The space combines natural beauty with meaningful cultural elements.
Waterfront location offers stunning views of the bay, harbor, and shipping channel. Seating areas provide spots to watch boats and seals, with clear sights of the mountains and the Sound.
Parking offers handicapped spots and is wheelchair accessible with no charge. Availability varies, with ample space during off-peak times but often full at others.
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The park is wheelchair accessible and has free parking available.
The entrance to the park can be tricky to find without directions.
The park commemorates the Chinese immigrants who were expelled during the Chinese Exclusion Act.
Park offers beautiful water views and a quiet, peaceful atmosphere despite occasional train noise. Trails and a splash park provide activities for children and dogs. Open spaces near the beach and estuary create a refreshing natural setting for relaxation and walks.
Views include Puget Sound, the Narrows Bridge, and the bay with sea life. Walking trails offer many spots to enjoy these scenic vistas and peaceful water scenes.
Plenty of parking spots make it easy to find a place for your vehicle. Ample space ensures hassle-free parking during visits.
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Parking is limited at Titlow Park, so arrive early to secure a spot.
The park features paved and natural trails suitable for walking and biking.
Titlow Park is family-friendly, with a playground and splash area for kids.
Outdoor seating on a waterfront deck offers beautiful views of the bay and marine life. The atmosphere is vibrant and lively, often accompanied by loud noise levels and numerous TVs showing sports. The space attracts those who enjoy energetic settings with scenic surroundings.
Every seat offers a waterfront view with plenty of sunlight. Outdoor seating is shaded and overlooks the Puget Sound, creating a pleasant atmosphere.
Easy access to parking makes visits straightforward. Availability is consistently good.
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Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs daily from 4 pm to 6 pm with $2 off draft beer.
Expect limited menu options during happy hour.
Coastal park offers quiet, peaceful atmosphere with beautiful sea views and a small beach ideal for walking or relaxing. Features include a ship-themed playground and picnic areas, though the fishing pier remains closed. Parking is limited, but easy beach access supports kayaking and sunset strolls.
Gorgeous island views and pleasant sea vistas stand out here. The spot offers beautiful sunsets and relaxing views during both morning and evening hours.
Parking is close to the beach and pier, making access quick and easy. It stays manageable when the park is not crowded, but parking becomes limited during peak salmon times.
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The pier is closed permanently due to safety concerns.
Parking is limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
There is no entrance fee to access the park.
Park offers stunning waterfront views of Mt. Rainier, Puget Sound, and surrounding mountains. Wide sidewalks and multiple piers provide accessible paths and close water access. Atmosphere stays peaceful and relaxing, with open green spaces and occasional wildlife sightings like seals and eagles.
Views include Mt Rainier, snow-capped mountains, and Puget Sound. The fishing dock offers a clear sightline to the city and waterfront. The park overlooks the port, boats, and surrounding water.
More parking spots exist here than nearby along Ruston Way. The lot sits east of The Lobster Shop and shares spaces at the northwest corner. Entry goes through The Lobster Shop parking area. Shared parking lot and easy access stand out.
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The park has a long, wide sidewalk along the water that is accessible and pleasant.
Parking spots are shared with The Lobster Shop restaurant at the northwest corner.
The area is well lit and safe for evening strolls.
Park offers breathtaking waterfront views with paved walkways and fishing piers along a scenic stretch. Atmosphere stays peaceful and friendly, though occasional noise from cars and trains appears. Visitors enjoy walking, biking, and relaxing by the water with access to nearby shops and restaurants.
Waterfront views stretch across the Foss Waterway and Sound, offering breathtaking sights of the water and mountains. Several spots invite resting or grabbing food while soaking in the stunning scenery.
Free public parking exists at Ruston Way Park, but finding a spot requires patience. Some areas require payment for parking.
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Public parking is free at Ruston Way Park.
Parking availability can be challenging, especially on sunny days.
There are many restaurants along the way at Ruston Way Park.
Outdoor seating overlooks a river with dog-friendly patio and live music creating a lively atmosphere. Inside, the space fills quickly during games, becoming loud and busy with a bar vibe. Views include Mount Rainier, adding a scenic backdrop to the energetic setting.
Outdoor seating offers great views of the waterway and Mount Rainier. The deck provides a beautiful view of the mountains and port.
Reserved spots make parking free when eating there. Plenty of parking exists at the location.
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Open mic night happens every Thursday, starting at 7pm.
Meat Bingo is a fun weekly event, typically held on Wednesdays.
Parking is only allowed in yellow-lined spaces; otherwise, you may get a ticket.
Small park offers postcard views of Mount Rainier and waterfront areas with a paved walking path and boat dock. Atmosphere is generally peaceful and relaxing, though nearby railroad tracks and port can add occasional noise. Visitors find it laid back with clean, green spaces suitable for picnics and quiet breaks.
Views include Mount Rainier, the harbor, and the waterfront. The spot offers postcard picture perfect scenes of the bay and seaport area.
Parking is mostly free with about 20 spots available, including some off-street parking and spaces under the bridge. Finding a spot can be tight at most times of the day.
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The park is completely free of charge, including parking.
There are no bathrooms at Thea's Park.
Parking is tight, with about 20 spots available.
Spacious coffee shop with high ceilings and an upscale appearance featuring a unique old bank vault and a two-story moving nature scene. Atmosphere stays quiet and inviting, suited for working, meeting, or relaxing with ample seating including comfy chairs and couches. Amenities include a piano, a private couch nook upstairs, a safe room for solitude, and free password-protected WiFi.
Wall-to-ceiling windows fill the space with natural light and offer beautiful views outside. The patio and front entrance both showcase an astounding view of Mount Rainier.
Street parking is available nearby with generally easy-to-find spots, though some areas have very limited parking which can make locating a spot challenging.
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Street parking is available nearby and easy to find.
Expect a pre-made breakfast sandwich to cost around $8.50.
The bathrooms are clean and require a passcode for access.
Waterfront area offers stunning views of Mount Rainier and Puget Sound with an antique nautical ambiance. Family-friendly with splash pad and playground, plus trails and bike rentals for outdoor activities. Atmosphere is cozy and scenic, often quiet with beautiful natural surroundings.
Sweeping views of Mount Rainier and Puget Sound dominate the scenery. The area offers beautiful bay and ocean views that stand out during walks.
Free parking exists with little hassle. Most shops, the theater, and restaurants offer validated parking.
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The weekend farmers market at Point Ruston runs every Saturday from 9am to 2pm.
Parking at Point Ruston is validated by most shops and restaurants.
Expect to pay around $14 for three hours of parking.
Pedestrian bridge spans a busy highway with colorful glass art displayed behind protective glass. Cool ocean breeze mixes with loud freeway traffic, creating a unique outdoor atmosphere. Offers striking views of downtown and surrounding landmarks, blending urban scenery with artistic elements.
The bridge offers amazing views of the railroad below, Downtown Tacoma, and Mt. Rainier. Glass art installations add a striking visual element while water views enhance the experience.
Street parking includes $1 per hour spots and free spaces on Sundays due to no parking signs. A parking garage and paid parking near the bridge entrance offer additional options.
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Entry to the Chihuly Bridge of Glass is free for all visitors.
Parking is available for $1 per hour on the street next to the bridge.
The bridge is accessible and suitable for families with children.
Waterfront hotel offers breathtaking water views and rooms with jacuzzis featuring color-changing lights. Atmosphere includes occasional train sounds that punctuate quiet surroundings. Guests experience a peaceful, scenic setting with easy access to nearby village areas.
Breathtaking views of the bay and Tacoma fill the rooms. Birds and seals come close to the windows, adding to the mesmerizing water scenes.
Easy access and two parking spots accommodate multiple cars without issues. Parking comes included with the stay, adding convenience.
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The hotel charges a $16 parking fee per night.
The hotel has a strict no pet policy.
The hotel is a short walk to multiple restaurants.
Metal slides run down a hillside with stairs climbing back up, creating a playful circuit for all ages. The area offers great views of Mt. Rainier and the bay, adding a scenic backdrop to the energetic atmosphere. Families gather here to enjoy free, active entertainment that blends outdoor fun with natural beauty.
Views include Mt Rainier, the bay, and the sound. The top of the slides and the bridge offer beautiful vantage points.
Three parking lots serve different areas, including one by the boat docks closest to the slides and stairs. A large lot sits right next to the location, with options at Point Defiance Park and the waterfront.
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Parking is available at Point Defiance Park or the waterfront.
The entertainment is free of charge, making it budget-friendly.
The slides and stairs are fun for both kids and adults.
Casual taco restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with beautiful water views and a lively, family-friendly atmosphere. A well-stocked salsa bar and local market surroundings add to the experience. Music plays loudly during busy hours, creating an energetic vibe.
Seating on the deck offers nice views of the water. The atmosphere complements the beautiful views well.
A large lot offers plenty of parking next to the restaurant, but it now charges fees without clear warnings. Parking tickets can be issued unexpectedly, adding hassle to visits.
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Taco Tuesday is $7.50 for five street tacos.
Parking is now charged, whereas it was previously free.
Taco Tuesday is a popular event, so arrive early to avoid long lines.
Small-scale stadium offers intimate atmosphere with beautiful sightlines from nearly every seat. Family-friendly vibe includes play areas for kids and interactive moments with players. Several bars provide affordable drinks amid a lively, welcoming energy.
Great views appear from almost every seat, including the bar area. The field feels small but offers clear sightlines, with Mt. Rainier visible in the background.
Easy access and plenty of parking attendants help direct traffic efficiently. Parking options include a cheaper, free lot at the nearby mall, making it hassle-free even if a short walk is needed.
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Parking at Cheney Stadium can be challenging, especially during game days.
Expect limited ADA accommodations; plan ahead if needed.
Friday night games feature a fireworks display after the game.
Bar with a vintage dark wood interior and window seats overlooking water and bridge views creates a laid-back, lively atmosphere. It fills with locals and regulars, offering a loud, fun environment where football games play and a jukebox adds to the vibe.
Great spots offer views of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and water. Window seats at the bar show seagulls and the narrows. The walk to these views is easy and enjoyable.
Easy parking stands out, with plenty of spots available near the bar and beach areas. Some spots can be a bit tight, but overall there is good parking access for visitors.
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Reservations are recommended for large groups to ensure seating.
Kids or anyone under 21 arenโt allowed inside the tavern.
Parking can be a bit challenging, but there is enough around.
Small park with tall multi-layered play tower and epic slide offers amazing water and bridge views. Landscape includes greenery inside playground and picnic areas with benches and tables. Atmosphere is quiet with a minimalist design and well-maintained grounds.
Views include water and bridge, along with mountains and boats. The park has a minimalist design that opens up the scenery.
Parking includes a small lot and a gravel area with plenty of space. Free parking exists right next door, but sometimes parking is limited.
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Parking is limited and often requires payment at nearby lots.
Safety barriers near the water are inadequate for child safety.
The park is not ideal for younger children due to safety concerns.
Hotel combines upscale design with unique glass art throughout spacious rooms. Views from high floors overlook Puget Sound and Mount Rainier, offering private moments with coffee. Amenities include a Patron's lounge with snacks and breakfast, fast elevators, and a well-equipped gym.
Rooms offer spectacular views of the Tacoma Dome, Union Station, and Puget Sound. Upper floors provide a private space to enjoy sights like Mount Rainier from 25 stories up.
Plenty of parking spots sit in a lot with easy entry and exit. Several EV charging stations add convenience for electric vehicles.
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Parking can fill up on weekends, so arrive early.
The hotel is conveniently located near downtown attractions.
The hotel is dog-friendly, making it a good choice for pet owners.
Restaurant offers amazing bay views with dim lighting creating a romantic atmosphere. Live jazz music enhances the classic vibe, especially in the bar area. Seating includes indoor options with a cocktail bar serving a variety of drinks.
Views include the city skyline, commercial waterfront, and the Tacoma Dome. The setting features dim lights that complement the beautiful scenery.
Covered parking sits beneath the restaurant, protecting cars during rain. A small garage offers free parking with easy access from the hillside location.
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Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends due to high demand.
Happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-6pm daily.
Expect longer wait times during events at the nearby dome.
Small, old art deco theater offers retro charm and stunning architecture with great sound quality. Cozy and spacious enough for close views of artists, it maintains a comfortable, relaxed vibe despite occasional warmth. Several bars keep the atmosphere lively and efficient during events.
Balcony offers fantastic views with clear sights of the pit and stage. The combination of the view and sound creates a great atmosphere.
Parking options include a $30 to $40 cash-only lot that fills up fast and free street parking a few blocks away. Arriving early helps secure free spots nearby.
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Parking costs $30 cash only and fills up quickly during events.
Free parking is available nearby if you arrive early enough.
Water is only available from the bar, leading to long lines during events.
Hotel offers modern design with direct garage access to upper floors and heated indoor pool. Atmosphere is generally quiet, though construction noise and HVAC sounds can intrude. Guests find the space clean and tastefully decorated, with a small breakfast room and some dated room decor.
Rooms on one side offer great views including sights of the Tacoma Dome. Views are visible from both the room and balcony, with some rooms providing a cool perspective even from the bed.
A secured parking garage offers convenience with easy access and a reasonable daily fee. Free street parking sits close by, and the system allows leaving the garage until mid-afternoon.
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The hotel is currently undergoing construction, which may affect your stay.
Parking costs $15 per day, which can impact your budget.
Rooms are clean and spacious, offering a choice of firm or soft pillows.
Massive casino floor filled with thousands of slot machines and a variety of blackjack games creates a modern gaming experience. Rooftop bar offers an elegant atmosphere, while the hotel provides spacious rooms with plush bedding and great views. The environment includes smoking areas inside, which influences air quality and atmosphere.
Rooms on the 10th floor offer great views of Mount Rainier. The 'Shahal' restaurant on the upper 9th level provides gorgeous evening views of the mountain, especially from tables #70 and #71.
Plenty of free parking spots exist with ample covered parking in a clean, well-lit garage. Parking is available 24 hours with security and can accommodate large vehicles like semi-trucks.
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Parking is generally available, but some visitors have reported issues with theft.
The casino allows smoking inside, which may not be suitable for everyone.
A security deposit of $200 is required per night for hotel stays.
Rooms offer spacious layouts with unmatched mountain views and natural light. Lobby and lounge areas feel modern and inviting, providing quiet spaces suitable for work. Amenities include a well-equipped gym, 24-hour snack service, and a pool deck that can be lively during events.
Rooms offer beautiful mountain views that remain peaceful despite facing a highway. Spacious windows provide lovely scenery with only occasional car noise.
Parking costs between $6 and $12, which is cheap for downtown. Valet parking is available and adds convenience with an appropriate extra fee. Parking is generally easy and secure.
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The hotel falsely advertised its amenities, including the absence of a pool.
Parking costs an additional $39 per day, with self-parking available for $19 across the street.
The location is ideal, directly across from the convention center.