Alt lodging with Jet Hospitality
Aaron Mumford, Jesse Baker, and Whitney Brielle-Martin join Scott to talk about alternative travel in Washington. They go from the company origins through to the properties and services they offer today, from a 1957 family yacht to a treehouse, glamping, and more.
According to legend, Jet Hospitality got its name from the ever-present white noise of jet aircraft passing overhead above Jesse’s Georgetown home in Seattle when the company began.
More recently, the company brought on four different properties in their new alt lodging model in 18 months as customers expressed their satisfaction with the flexible lodging style. Their model includes rehabilitating distressed properties into an opportunity for a relaxing stay and local benefits for the community.
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Founder and editor of Explore Washington State, which he started on Anderson Island in 2010. A lifelong Washington resident who has lived in Tacoma, Ellensburg, Olympia and Seattle and now calls Wenatchee home, Scott curates every place we recommend and answers reader questions himself. He also hosts the Exploring Washington State podcast.
