The Edgewater Hotel

Trip to watch the super bowl with other Seahawks fans. Truly a wonderful experience. Would recommend to anyone wanting to visit Seattle.

Great location. The staff are very kind and will make sure that you have everything you need. Dining is a good experience. Delicious good & drinks at 6 7. 😊

We recently enjoyed a wonderful stay in a suite with a water view at The Edgewater Hotel in Seattle, and it was truly memorable. Waking up to panoramic views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains right from our suite’s windows and balcony was breathtaking — a perfect blend of urban skyline and serene water vistas that made every moment feel special. Our suite was spacious and elegantly appointed, with a cozy sitting area that invited lingering mornings and relaxed evenings. The gas fireplace added a warm, inviting ambiance, and the comfortable king-size bed ensured restful nights. Modern amenities like the Keurig coffee maker and streaming TV made the space feel both luxurious and homey. One standout feature was the huge, unobstructed views of the bay, especially stunning at sunset when the sky shifted through pink and orange hues. Being right on Pier 67, we could step outside and walk along the waterfront, conveniently close to the Seattle Aquarium, Pike Place Market, and the Great Wheel. Service was friendly and attentive, and small touches like the fireplace and local touches in the lobby added charm. While the hotel has a classic, slightly vintage feel, that only heightened the character of the stay. If you love waterfront scenery and easy access to Seattle’s top attractions, this is a wonderful choice.

We recently stayed at the Edgewater Hotel for a strategic planning retreat, and the experience exceeded expectations on every level. The setting is truly iconic—this is the hotel famously associated with The Beatles fishing from their window—and that sense of history is woven beautifully into the guest experience. From rentable guitars and record players to curated vinyl, the hotel embraces its legacy in a way that feels authentic and fun. I stayed in a bay-facing room, and the views were outstanding—peaceful, expansive, and a perfect backdrop for both reflection and focused work. The hotel’s location is exceptional: within easy walking distance to a hockey game, the waterfront, and the Space Needle, which made it ideal for blending work and downtime. We held our meetings onsite, and the accommodations were excellent. The meeting space was comfortable, well-appointed, and thoughtfully set up. The staff was attentive and accommodating throughout, and the food was genuinely great. Dining at Six Seven (yes, the “6–7” restaurant 😉) was a highlight—both the quality and the atmosphere stood out. Overall, the Edgewater delivered a memorable, seamless experience. It’s a rare place that combines history, comfort, creativity, and functionality so well. I would absolutely return—for business or pleasure.

Check your folio from this hotel carefully: • Added $65 parking fee to folio but did not bring a car • Added an additional $33 amenities fee even though this fee was already paid In-room experience: • Room service does not pick up the phone but you can call the bellhop, who does pick up and can answer most of the questions about your room • Key scanner died inconveniently while we were trying to leave and the maintenance guy was out, leaving my friend locked out and unable to grab her things.

This is a lovely cabiny establishment. It has lovely views over the water and many guitars. The best thing about it is it is right next store to Pier 66 (or the dock where Norwegian boards). The bell boy shuttled our luggage over to the dock for us and it was just a short 2 block walk. Yes its expensive and so was there restaurant for small amounts of food. But the convenience weighs heavy on that. My room was homey and quaint on the first floor. It even came with a teddy bear which I wondered if I should take it - but alas I left it and the robe !! !

Brunch was amazing. The portions were huge.

It was pricey but very good.

Amazing hote with a ton of atmosphere. The Christmas lobby was fantastic. Even though it was the day after Christmas, I loved remaining in the Christmas spirit. The food and view from the restaurant second to none. If I get the opportunity to hang out in downtown Seattle, this would be my choice stay

We stayed here for my parents’ 50th wedding anniversary on New Year’s Eve and a couple nights before and after. We got a water view room for ourselves and an accessible balcony room for my parents. They very much enjoyed their stay, as did we. Staff was friendly and accommodating. We honestly had zero complaints other than the toilet in the accessible room being extremely low.

The location is one of the best that Seattle has to offer. The Edgewater used to be my favorite hotel on Earth. Sadly, it is using its location to charge exorbitant prices for the rooms, the food and the drinks, which are simply not worth it. We ate in the bar (not the lobby bar, just the bar) and had the disappointment of sitting away from a window table because the couples at those tables used both sides of the tables for themselves and their coats. The window tables need to be split so that they can accommodate twice as many couples as they now do. The bar menu looked good, but the offered cocktails were all around $20 and they were not very appealing nor were they any good. We tried about 4 of them and could not even finish some of them. We had the tuna tacos which were tasteless clumps of crunchy lard, and the burger, which could have been so much better. Our room, an over the water junior suite, looked at a lot of concrete and had no bathtub! The Edgewater begs for new management. With this killer location, it is a shame that they can't do better. Or maybe they can? Sadly, I won't be back to find out.