The Edgewater Hotel
Washington · United States
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Character and identity
The Edgewater perches on a Pier 67 pile over Elliott Bay, the only hotel in Seattle built directly on the water, and it leans hard into Pacific Northwest lodge style: a stone fireplace at the heart of a meandering lobby, timber notes, and a slightly offbeat atmosphere that nods to the property's own folklore (the Beatles once fished from a window here). Across 226 rooms, the register is unstuffy and family-friendly rather than polished-luxe. The on-site restaurant Six Seven looks straight onto the bay, and happy hour at a window table, Moscow mules and truffle fries, is the move.
Who's it for
Best for:
Couples who want a pink-sky sunset over the water with a glass of sparkling wine on the balcony, Beatles and Twin Peaks pilgrims charmed by the hotel's quirks, and families using the waterfront as a base for the Seattle Aquarium and Great Wheel. Children are welcomed with teddy bears and bath ducks.
Should look elsewhere:
Design minimalists and travellers expecting a sleek, contemporary city hotel will find rooms cramped, furnishings frayed, and the gift shop kitschy. Serious diners are better served walking to Belltown or Pike Place; Six Seven doesn't compete with the neighbourhood's destination kitchens.
Bottom line
What you're really paying for is the water: no other Seattle hotel puts you this close to it, and a balcony sunset over Elliott Bay is the entire argument for booking. Splurge on a waterfront room with balcony or skip the property altogether, since city-view rooms lose the whole point. Budget $45 a night for valet, and plan to eat dinner off-site.
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What this place offers
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Room service
- Breakfast
- Smoke-free property
- Credit cards
- Front desk
- Baggage storage
