The Edgewater Hotel

2411 Alaskan Way Pier 67
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: (800) 624-0670

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Seattle's waterfront hotel. Fireplace, water and mountain views.

Seattle waterfront hotel
Luxurious rooms and baths
Mountain views and fireplace

Seattle's waterfront hotel- all the makings of a breathtaking vacation await you at The Edgewater. Nestled on Seattle's waterfront at Pier 67, we're surrounded by the beautiful and majestic Olympic Mountains, the sparkling waters of Elliott Bay and the velvety-pink sunsets of the Northwest sky.

We're in the heart of downtown, so you'll be within walking distance to the city's favorite sites. But you just might decide to relax right here, soaking up the view beside a river-rock fireplace.

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Editorial Review for The Edgewater Hotel – by Citysearch Editors

In Short
Edgewater's owners deserve credit for jazzing up what was a fading property--recent remodels have created a wood-trimmed, rustic air. Inside, the mountain-lodge decor lobby is complete with a huge elk antler chandelier and stylized totem poles. With floor-to-ceiling windows and an unimpeded view of Elliott Bay, the Olympics serve as a magnificent backdrop. The rooms have pine furniture, fireplaces, flannel fabrics and on the west side, some of the best views in Seattle.

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Insider Tips

Save Time

If you're planning a jaunt on a cruise ship, this is the most convenient hotel before or after; the cruise ship dock is next door.

Know Before You Go

The Edgewater is downtown's best choice for joggers. Just a few blocks away is a fine waterfront path through Myrtle Edwards Park.

The Extras

Thanks to a relaxed pet policy, your dog doesn't have to stay at home--assuming they're well-behaved.

Look Good

Treat yourself to dinner, breakfast or weekend brunch at the seafood-oriented onsite hotel, Six Seven.

User Reviews for The Edgewater Hotel

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Overrated

08/06/2008 Posted by guru123

Usually when we are in Seattle we stay at the Westin. The Westin was sold out so we were deciding between The W and The Edgewater. We chose the Edgewater and couldn't have regretted it anymore! Sure the view from the restaurant was amazing but the food was just ok. I guess I don't understand what the hype is about the hotel. It has a old, worn out look and feel too it. I know it has been around for a while, but time to upgrade. When wegot to our room our key cards didnt work! We took them back to the front desk and got new ones. The next morning we ordered room service and it took over an hour to get our food. My wife's toast were cold and they brought us the wrong eggs. We called room service and instead of rushing to correct the mistake told us it would be awhile because they were swamped. Next time we will definetly stay at the Westin or try The W, but never again will we stay at this worn down ancient motel style hotel. We think citysearch should take the hint of all the bad reviews and stop reccomending this hotel as high as they do.

Pros: View

Cons: Parking price, service

Horrible service

07/07/2008 Posted by ibrow

Went for a drink at the bar. I had the worst service. So sad for such a beautiful hotel. If you don't mind waiting for a drink this is the place for you. I have had better service in a dive bar.

Pros: the view

Cons: the wait staff in the bar