The Seattle Waterfront is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Here, you will find restaurants serving steaming baskets of fresh fish, hot chips and homemade waffle cones. Around this area, you can spend a day strolling around the Odyssey Maritime Discovery Center, Myrtle Edwards Park, Olympic Sculpture Park or the Waterfront Park. Staying at a hotel in this area, you will have views of the nearby Olympic Mountains and downtown Seattle and will be conveniently located to many of the sights of Seattle.
The Edgewater Hotel in Seattle is situated on the shore of Elliot Bay. This luxury waterfront hotel is an Editor's Pick from Conde Nast Traveler's Concierge.com. The hotel, the only one directly on the water's edge, has a warm and inviting lodge atmosphere with crackling fires and knotty pine furniture. Room types available include standard guest rooms, luxury suites and penthouse suites. Standard rooms have one king or one queen bed or two double beds, as well as a writing desk and flat-screen television. Many rooms have views of the waterfront or the city. Located at Edgewater Hotel is the Six Seven restaurant, which serves Pacific Northwest fare.
Edgewater Hotel
2411 Alaskan Way, Pier 67
Seattle, WA 98121
206-728-7000
edgewaterhotel.com
Voted as an Editor's Pick by Concierge.com, the Ace Hotel is a 28-room hotel located just steps from Seattle's waterfront and popular tourist attractions such as Pike Place Market and the Space Needle. Rooms are available as standards and deluxe. All rooms feature cable television, a mini-bar, wireless Internet access, large windows and high ceilings. Standard rooms have a sink, a vanity and a low platform bed; the hall bathroom is shared. Deluxe rooms have queen or king size beds, private bathrooms and air conditioning. The hotel provides a complimentary breakfast, a 24-hour front desk and laundry facilities.
Ace Hotel
2423 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121
206-448-4721
acehotel.com/seattle
The Moore Hotel, in the heart of downtown Seattle, is only two blocks from the waterfront. This restored historic hotel features marble and tiled accents in a lobby that is designed for both comfort and convenience. The hotel has 120 rooms that feature antique lightning and historical charm. Different room types include Euro rooms and one- or two-bedroom suites. All rooms feature queen beds, cable television and a telephone and are nonsmoking. Euro rooms use a shared bathroom in the hall. All suites include a sitting area and a kitchenette. Several rooms have views of Puget Sound.
The Moore Hotel
1926 2nd Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
206-448-4852
moorehotel.com
