A new hotel could take the place of this 58-year-old laboratory right on the Amazon.com campus at 300 Terry Ave. N. Photo via Google StreetView.

Guests of Amazon employees might soon have a convenient place to spend the night.

The Seattle Times reports that San Francisco-based developer Stanford Hotels filed early paperwork to build a 15-to-16 story hotel right smack dab in the heart of Amazon’s South Lake Union campus. The hotel would demolish and replace the Bio-Rad Systems’ lab building at 300 Terry Ave N.

City permit applications reveal two different project records filed by Stanford Hotels: one for land use and another for construction. Both have a status of “initial information collected” and are noted as “related building permits.”

The land use project proposes a 15-story, 190-room hotel. The construction project proposes a 16-story, 240-room hotel with retail space.

For the land use permit, a pre-application site inspection was completed on August 27. There have already been $3,882.75 in fees paid. Additionally, an early design guidance application was filed on Nov. 14 and has yet to be completed.

The city’s advisory Design Review Board is scheduled to consider the project next year on Jan. 30.

There are no details, inspections, reviews, land use or fee information for the construction project.

Stanford Hotels was founded in 1985 and owns 13 hotels in seven states like California and Hawaii under major brands like Marriott, Hilton and Sheraton.

Redmond-based Jensen Fey Architects is the firm working on the project. They’ve done the Waterfront Marriott, the Heathman in Kirkland and the Eagles Landing Hotel in Rochester, WA. We’ve reached out to them and will update this story when we hear back.

Currently, the closest upscale hotel to the Amazon campus is the Pan Pacific. The best available rate for Wednesday night is $190.

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