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Despite being the only state named after a president, George is not what immediately comes to mind when Washington is mentioned. Instead, lush forests, rocky mountains, bubbling volcanoes and ocean waves frame the picture. With such environmental riches, it’s no wonder the state works hard to protect and promote it to the large number of eco-tourists who fill our Washington hotel accommodations in summer.

Olympic National Park alone contains over 900,000 acres of stunning, rugged coastlines, alpine peaks and temperate rainforests, more than enough to earn its status as both a national park and World Heritage Site. Even Seattle, the state’s largest city, is in the green game, committing to becoming North America’s first climate neutral city, making hotels truly “clean.”