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The Edgewater, a Noble House Hotel

Name: The Edgewater, a Noble House Hotel
Address: 2411 Alaskan Way, Pier 67, Seattle, Washington, 98121, US
Rating: 8.5

2411 Alaskan Way, Pier 67, Seattle, Washington, 98121

The experience

Luxurious Waterfront Location:Situated at Pier 67 on Seattle's waterfront, The Edgewater hotel offers stunning views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains from its guest rooms.

Cozy and Well-Equipped Rooms:Guest rooms and suites feature gas fireplaces, knotty pine furniture, leather chairs, and European-style spa bathrooms. Enjoy complimentary bath amenities, in-room coffee machines, minibars, and picturesque views.

Convenient Amenities and Dining Options:Stay fit at the on-site fitness center, shop for souvenirs at 'Shop...on The Edge,' and indulge in Pacific Northwest cuisine at Six Seven restaurant with breathtaking views of the Puget Sound.

Ready to experience luxury by the water in Seattle? Book your stay at The Edgewater Hotel now!

At the hotel

Popular amenities

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24-hour front desk
Accessible parking
Air conditioning
ATM/cash machine on site
Bar
Breakfast in the room
Business center
Coffee Shop on site
Concierge service
Cycling

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Designated smoking area
Dry cleaning
Electric vehicle charging station
Express check-in/check-out
Facilities for disabled guests
Family rooms
Fax/photocopying
Fitness center
Free WiFi
Heating
Laundry
Lift / Elevator
Luggage storage
Meeting/banquet facilities
Non-smoking rooms
Non-smoking throughout
Outdoor fireplace
Outdoor furniture
Parking
Pets allowed
Private parking
Restaurant
Room service
Safety deposit box
Sun terrace
Terrace
WiFi available

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Guest reviews

8.5out of 10

Great Experience
663gabriellah · Couples · 2026-07-11
8/10
“Had a great experience. Sending a thank you to Rose for her kindness.”
Paid for an ocean view balcony, woke up to a cruise ship view
Cruiser594810 · NONE · 2026-07-10
4/10
“Booked an ~ $900/night overwater balcony room at the hotel for a special anniversary with my wife. I communicated this in my reservation and at check-in in. I also booked with Amex Platinum which was supposed to result in an upgrade/better room. The goal was to have dinner out the night before and have breakfast on the balcony from room service. We were assured we had a nice room but got an asphalt dock view, and a cruise ship obstructing the view and people looking at us and waving while on the balcony. My wife didn’t want to eat out there in her robe so the room provided ruined that plan. Room service itself was great but they forgot both milk for the tea and the condiments - by the time they returned both were cold.”
Nice hotel
O6404OYemilyb · NONE · 2026-07-09
8/10
“Mostly a positive experience, with a few negatives. The positives - the location and the view can't be beat. This is what you are paying for, in my opinion. A close second is the onsite restaurant. The food was delicious (although pricy) and we loved sitting on the deck over looking the water. Our waiter, Josh, was professional and helpful, as were the other restaurant staff. The coffee shop also had great coffee. It was nice having excellent food on site. We found all the staff to be very pleasant and the hotel was clean. The negatives - the AC is not the best, so keep that in mind if you are going in the summer and like a very cold room. Also there are some small things that I would not expect at this price point - no complementary water in the room, also our room was not ready at check in time. Overall, I would recommend and stay here again.”
Overpriced
M9766UFpaulab · NONE · 2026-07-07
4/10
“We booked a stay at the Edgewater Hotel and were excited to go. We booked a suite so that our son could have an area to sleep in. When we arrived to the room, there was an odor of cigarettes in the room. It was a hot day, and the air conditioning in the main room was very noisy and did not cool well (and there was no air conditioning in the adjacent bedroom, so we had to leave the adjoining door open to try and get cool. The windows were very thin and did not block out any noise, so we could clearly hear the many freight trains going by in the night. We could not open the windows at night to get fresh air due to the noise, which is obviously not the fault of the hotel, but the flimsy windows were quite unhelpful. We were told on check-in that "someone would be up to our room as soon as possible" to help us with the sofa bed so that our son could go to sleep, but no one ever arrived. Our suite was very expensive -- we have stayed in comparably-priced hotels all over the world, and this was definitely the worst.”

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