The hotel is a glorified Motel. We stayed there for 5 days without a single nights sleep. The MOTEL sits right by commercial railroad tracks. All night you hear screatching tracks and train horns. We are not light sleepers, and this place was impossible. more

We recently pricelined a 4 star hotel in Seattle for 120 dollars a night and ended up at the Edgewater. Similar to previous reviewers, we were also offered an upgrade to a king size room with a water view for 50 dollars more. We declined to pay the extra money, and ended up being put in a king-sized room with... more

I decided to stay at this hotel after hearing from a work colleague that it was a great place to stay, on the waterfront in Seattle. Before booking my stay, I checked out the website. Talk about misleading pictures, etc. When I got to the hotel on a Sunday afternoon and checked it, I was immediately disappointed when I got... more

We stayed one night at the Edgewater as a birthday treat and we were glad that we did. Being on a pier sticking out into Elliot Bay made the location slightly remote but once you are here, you really will not want to leave. We had booked a Waterside room and were upgraded to a Junior Suite on the top... more

we thought the service was fair. the location good if you want to walk to pikes and the wharf area. we however do not trust the management as they try to add an additional 150 dollars to our bill after we had checked out stating that we smoked in the room which is completely FALSE. there is also no parking... more

Overpriced - Noisy Location - Mediocre service. I've stayed at much nicer hotels in bigger cities for far less than this hotel. We flew into Seattle for a romantic weekend and attracted to the hotel's unique location we thought we would splurge and stay at the Edgewater. The room was nice, well decorated but nothing impressive. The room was small,... more

2 adults in early 50's for 3 night stay on priceline bid July 29-August 1, 2008. The location was excellent as we walked to pike market, space needle and pioneer area of town, never needed transportation. We did do a sightseeing tour of Seattle as well. We received a room on the 1st floor and were upgraded to King Bed... more

We absolutely loved our stay here. The fireplace and teddy bears in the room make it very charming and a peaceful room to come back to after a long day of exploring. The bathrooms are well appointed with a nice sink, tilework, and a terrific rainfall showerhead. The location is very beautiful, right by the waterfront and the park with... more

When I "won" the Edgewater with my Priceline bid for a 4* star downtown Seattle hotel, I was initially disappointed. I knew it was not really downtown, and it has had a reputation as a very tired hotel. Granted, my expectations were not high, but I was pleasantly surprised. My teenaged daughter and I checked in early into a very... more