Edgewater Hotel Seattle Washington WA. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

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DECOR / DESIGN: Avant-garde Pacific Northwest lodge meets luxurious, full-service boutique hotel. The Edgewater, an upscale waterfront urban retreat, combines equal parts - rustic and contemporary. The property plays on the earths elements by utilizing a mix of natural stone and wood with stainless steel and glass. In the lobby, guests can relax fireside and enjoy majestic views of sunsets and the Olympic Mountain range through two-story picture windows. CONCEPT: Built in 1962 for the Worlds Fair, it has become a Seattle landmark and icon. Romantic fireplaces, breathtaking views of the Olympic Mountains, and soothing breezes from Elliott Bay transform The Edgewater into a sleek sanctuary of Northwest luxury. The Edge is an inviting place to relax, refresh, and explore the sights and sounds of Seattle. ACCOMMODATIONS: With guestrooms offering stunning views of Elliott Bay or sparkling views of the city skyline, The Edgewater offers two distinct experiences. A wide range of room types are available, and guestrooms offer the following features: Hand-crafted knotty pine furniture River rock fireplaces Overstuffed chairs and a signature bear footrest Ralph Lauren bedding and turndown service Personal care items and bath amenities (complete with rubber ducky!) Mini bar and in-room coffee service with Starbucks Coffee Data port phones with voicemail and high-speed wireless internet 42 Plasma HDTV with cable Specialty Suites: The Beatles Suite Experience The Edge Beatles style, in Room 272 Photo gallery of the Fab Four, CD player with Beatles CDs British Invasion bed, featuring a tall head board made of tree branches draped in the Union Jack Three panoramic windows offer full views of Elliott Bay The Penthouse Ultimate luxury in The Edgewaters premium suite Split-level, loft-styled suite with over 1,000 square feet of living space Master bedroom: 4-poster king bed, French doors, 42 Plasma HDTV Bathroom includes oversized shower with two shower heads and Jacuzzi tub Private deck with chaise lounge and Adirondack chairs Full views of Elliott Bay from all rooms HISTORY: Since its commissioning for the 1962 Worlds Fair, The Edgewater has engaged guests with a unique and naturalistic Seattle experience. The hotel continues to evolve, reaffirming its position as a progressive property that adjusts to each new era. The hotel has and will always be, on The Edge. The Edgewater has welcomed numerous celebrities throughout the years, perhaps the most famous of whom were The Beatles. Staying at the hotel during their first world tour in 1964 they were rushed back to the hotel after the show in an ambulance, while taxi cabs and stand-ins were used as decoys. The Fab Four fished from the window of room 272, the photograph of which has become famous. Since then, the hotel has accommodated many iconic rock bands including Led Zeppelin and the Rolling Stones.

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24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
ATM / Cash Machine
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Bath / Hot Tub
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Complimentary Toiletries
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Connecting Rooms
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
In Room Movies
Laundry service
Meeting Rooms
Mini Bar
Modem / Data Port
Multilingual Staff
News Stand
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Porters
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Security Guard
Tour Desk
TV
Valet Parking
Wake-up Service

Check-in:

From 4:00 PM

Check-out:

Prior to 12:00 PM

Attractions:

Area Attractions: Seattle: ..........................0.0 mile Waterfront ........................0.0 mile Symphony Hall .....................0.3 mile Harborview Hospital................1.4 mile King Street Station................1.2 mile Pacific Place Shopping Center......0.5 mile Pike Place Market..................0.2 mile Bell Harbor Cruise Terminal........0.1 mile Pioneer Square.....................0.8 mile Experience Music Project...........0.6 mile Seahawks Stadium...................1.2 mile Seattle Center.....................0.6 mile Show Box...........................0.3 mile Asian Art Museum...................2.7 miles Space Needle: .....................0.7 mile Washington State Ferry Terminal:.. 1.0 mile Safeco Field(Seattle Mariners): ...1.0 mile BFI/Boeing Field: ................ 8.0 mile Key Arena: ........................0.7 mile WA ST CONVENTION CENTER: ..........1.6 miles Bellevue: ........................10.0 miles Redmond: .........................14.0 miles Renton: ..........................13.0 miles Museum of Flight: .................7.5 miles LKE: ..............................1.2 mile KEH: .............................14.0 miles SEA: .............................13.0 miles
Recreation Information: Complimentary mountain bikes available for guest use. Complimentary exercise room available for registered guest use. Hours: 24 hours Discounted day pass to area health club available through Front Desk. Various day tours and northwest excursions available. Booked through guest services. Fourth of July firework display over Elliott Bay annually. Views of fireworks cannot be guaranteed from any guestrooms but excellent viewing from park within 5 minute walk of hotel. Seafair: Annual maritime festival in Seattle. Hydroplane races held first weekend in August on Lake Washington.
Restaurant / Dining Information: SIX SEVEN RESTAURANT: Experience inspired Pacific Northwest cuisine crafted with local ingredients while enjoying panoramic views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountain Range. Six Seven features regional seafood, native herbs and local produce. Like the Northwest, Six Seven offers distinct seasonal experiences. In the winter, diners relax fireside in the lounges overstuffed chairs. In summer months, the restaurants bayside glass doors open wide, offering guests direct views of ships sailing Elliott Bay and exhilarating vistas of the Olympic mountains the citys best alfresco meal setting. Six Seven brings a bolstered offering of original cocktails, following a recent cocktail redesign with the keen acumen from startender Brian Van Flandern (Thomas Kellers four-star Per Se restaurant, New York City). Award-winning Six Seven Restaurant and Lounge serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily as well as Seattle's Best Sunday Brunch (Citysearch and Yahoo! Seattle -2006). Dinner prices range from $5-14 for appetizers; $18-29 for entrees and $6-11 for desserts. SIX-SEVEN RESTAURANT Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Hours: 06:30am to 9:30pm Seats: 165 SIX-SEVEN LOUNGE Serving Lunch and Dinner. Hours: 11:30 am to 12:00 am Seats: 75 ROOM SERVICE: Hours: 6:30 am to 11:00 pm

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Date of Stay: July, 2009

This was the most unique hotel we've experienced. It is right on the water, meaning that we could open our window and we were staring directly down into Elliott Bay. We even fed seagulls from our window. The food at the restaurant was quite good. It was relaxing to sit in the lobby area by the fireplace and enjoy the water views. The bed was the most comfortable I have ever slept in, and that includes my own bed at home. We were delighted to find out that at one time The Beatles had stayed there, and they even have a Beatles Suite. The concierge and front desk services were extremely helpful to us as we figured out the best way to make our way around the city. We were able to walk to many of our destinations, but the hotel shuttle service was also available to us. We had considered other hotels, but were so glad we went with The Edgewater. It is such a unique, friendly, and relaxing place that our trip wouldn't have been as great without it. If we return to Seattle, I wouldn't stay anywhere else.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Location and the bar was fabulous.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

I had booked a city view room, but they upgraded to a water view without being asked. The room was very nice, clean, vaulted ceiling, nicely furnished, with a gas fireplace in the corner. USA paper in the morning and Starbucks coffee with the in-room coffee maker completed it. Everyone from the front desk to the room maid were attentive and pleasant. No in room safe, but free lock box up front. $30 per day for parking is a little excessive, even for Seattle. If you are healthy, it is a nice walk to the attractions along the water and to the market. I walked to the main shopping downtown and to the Quest building, but you have to be able to go up the hill. I have no negatives to say about the hotel and would consider it again. I go to Seattle several times a year and like to stay in different hotels just for the experiences.

Date of Stay: July, 2009

Great staff, great location for those going on a cruise out of Seattle, really good restaurant. The only negative is that my wife is disabled but NOT confined to a wheelchair (it would have been easier if she had been). The hotel is built as a long, narrow corridor, and the only elevators are in the middle of that long corridor, which means that even if you have a room just above the lobby, you have to walk half way down the corridor to get the elevator (stairs are not an option for her) and then half way back up the corridor to get to the room; and it is a VERY LONG corridor. The only fix for this would be to either (1) install another elevator off the lobby; or (2) have wheelchairs available for use on the premises for disabled guests who do not travel with their own wheelchair. Of course, they can do nothing and wait for the inevitable ADA lawsuit... (just in case you Edgewater folks read this).

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The dinning room was wonderful and we loved the happy hour there. The room itself was nothing special. The bathroom was wonderful but the room smelled like smoke even though it was non smoking. The carpeting was worn and old looking. The lobby was beautiful.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

We stayed at this hotel for 4 days. I have never experienced hotel staff so friendly and helpful in everything we asked. We received a complementary upgrade as well as complementary crab cakes with a reservation they made for us. Their free shuttle drop off and pick up around downtown Seattle is wonderful. The hotel is extremely clean and the rooms are beautiful. I would highly recommend this hotel for any traveler to Seattle.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
Our first room was a small room with one full size bed. We wanted a room that either had one queen size or two full size beds. They moved us to a room with a king size bed. We were happy. I didn't like that we had to complain about the room.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The location on the pier over the water is stunning. Walls are thin and you can hear your neighbors. Beautiful hotel in stunning location. Nice rustic cabin look and feel.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

Stayed the weekend with my husband while visiting some friends. We picked it for the promise of a water front view and the fireplace. The location was great for downtown and an oversized clawfoot tub opened through pocket doors to the gas fire place, which did not disappoint. It was awesome, especially in the damp coolness of springtime Seattle. The hotel was definitely having an identitiy crisis though - modern meets early 90's southwest. The carpet in particular was ghastly. It looks like they put a lot of effort into the bathroom re-design but left the rest of the room (and the hallways) pretty much untouched. We reserved the higher priced water front (vs. water side) room but kinda thought our view ended up more side than front anyway. A basket of over priced goodies greeted us and that was only the beginning of the price tags - everything in the room could be purchased from the scratchy robes to the Seattle sweater-wearing teddy bear; tacky I thought. We liked the bear footstool but alas no price tag on that. We also weren't prepared for the parking charge of $5 p/hr or $30 p/day. If our friends wanted to come up for a second after dropping us off they had to valet park for $5/hr - on-street parking was available but across the highway and railroad tracks. We didn't try to the resturant but heard good things. For the reasons above we thought it was a bit over priced. I think we'll stay at one of the hotels on up a few blocks on the hill next time. Replace that carpet, modernize the bedroom color palatte at a minimum and we'll be back.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
After staying at the Edgewater Inn, we walked right next door to board our cruise on the Norwegian Star. It couldn't have been more convenient! We liked the Edgewater's western decor, the contemporary tiled bath, and the friendly, helpful staff. It was a great experience.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
The view. Bar service was very slow.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

Hotel was along the waterfront. Within walking distance of Pike's Place Market and Space Needle. Didn't realize Seattle had so many hills. Parking was pricey ($*night), but if you want to take a trip outside of downtown, the freeway is very easy to get to from the hotel. Hotel decor in lobby, lounge and Six Seven restaurant is very nice--eclectic. Get a waterfront room vs. city side room. Train tracks are on city side. Gorgeous views of Bainbridge Island across Elliott's Bay and the ferries that go to/from the island from a waterfront room.

Date of Stay: July, 2009

The Edgewater is the perfect location for visiting Seattle. We traveled with four adults and one 4 year old. Upon arrival we were greeted by the valet staff who welcomed us warmly and helped with our luggage and directed us where we needed to go. The front desk staff was extrememly friendly and welcoming as well. Our rooms were extremely clean, perfect view of the water and the ferries with a great porch. The hotel was very nice but I didn't feel like my four year old son should not be there or that he may break something. It was a perfect place to saty and the fact that it also had a resteraunt was nice too. We will definatly stay there on our next trip to Seattle.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Nice decor. Small room for the money, tiny bathroom, staff made us feel rushed. I was very disappointed with this 4 star hotel. The room was incredibly small and no one offered us an upgrade (we would have gladly paid, the place was a closet). The heat came on in the middle of the night I woke up and thought I was literally burning in hell. My eyes where dried shut at 5 o'clock I fell over my boyfriend in an attempt to open the window he woke up drenched in sweat. One of the worst nights sleep ever! Then the rest of the morning we had to listen to the trains whistle by and we were woken up again at 8:00 am by the maid service. That was probably the first time I haven't left a tip for the cleaning staff (the room was very clean, but it was like they were trying to beat the door down or something).

Date of Stay: December, 2008

If you must be snowed in Seattle for the biggest snowstorm in thirty years, the Edgewater is the place to stay--helpful staff, stunning views of Elliott Bay, cozy fireplaces in every room, great food in the restaurant. Being able to walk to the Aquarium, Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, art museums, etc., was certainly another plus. We will definitely stay in this lovely downtown hotel on our next visit to this beautiful city.

Date of Stay: July, 2009

The best thing about the Edgewater is it's location. Not only is it right on the water, but it is literally minutes from some of Seattle's best attractions such as Pike Place Market and the Aquarium. The rooms have a a luxury log cabin type vibe, although the newly renovated bathrooms are quite modern, featuring slate stone showers and floors. The hotel itself features a small but well equipped fitness center, as well as a "business" center, where guests can use a computer in case they didn't bring their own. Of course, the views of the water are unparalleled. The staff was very friendly and helpful, whether delivering room service or helping to secure a cab. My one gripe about the hotel is that you can't check in until 4 (or in my case, 5 because they were running late). Other than that the Edgewater is pretty great - I would definitely stay here again!

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Location - perfect; service - very good; restaurant - excellent. Room - very small, no desk; parking - very expensive; not a 4 star.

	Date of Stay: November, 2008
The Edgewater Hotel is very quaint and unique. I enjoyed my stay and the service was wonderful. However, it was way overpriced for the rooms. I was disappointed in the size and decor of the expensive rooms.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
Beautiful setting on the waterfront. Charming room. Great staff.

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Location & ambiance. We could not have been more pleased with all aspects of our stay!

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