The Edgewater, a Noble House Hotel

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Chloe Medina

5/5Google· 2 weeks ago

*This review is for the Little Haunted Lobby Bar* We had a great time mainly because Lauren, our waitress, was so lovely to chat with and gave exceptional service! Lauren was attentive, kind, and a true problem solver when their POS toast system was having multiple issues throughout the night. (Well known through personal service experience). Drinks: good pour of liquor on drinks and well made! Fun design, fun glasses, and skull shots! Food: actually really great for “bar” food! Crab cakes were the perfect crisp on the outside, the Wellington puff pastry was so delicate, and the charcuterie board was bursting with flavor with a cranberry cheese and delicious jam and mustard. Decor: perfectly curated! Fun artwork, hanging lights, spider webs, and the fireplaces are just perfect! Highly recommend making a reservation! It was SO busy! Absolutely will be coming back to the hotel and restaurant if Lauren is there! Happy Halloween!

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Trip.com Member

4.7/5Trip.com· 6 months ago

Pros: Beautiful views, lovely room, great lobby, really nice staff. Cons: Exorbitant. Difficult to make reservations at the restaurant--in fact, reservations shouldn't have to be made, especially with the price I pay. And at one point, the restaurant was closed for a private event. Staff member had her dog behind the front desk. Although the dog was adorable, this was unprofessional.

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infatuatedannie

5/5Tripadvisor· a month ago

Had a restful and marvelous experience here! The beds are soft, the room is cozy, the amenities are great! The restaurant was also great and the location was central. I stayed in a city view room and I can see the train being loud for some people but I had no issues.

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Albert and Michelle Rhee

5/5Google· a week ago

My wife and I came to Seattle to watch a Seahawks game and stayed two nights at the Edgewater. We're so glad we did. The hotel is on the edge of the tourist waterfront area of Seattle and a short jaunt from Pike Place. The room is immaculately clean and quiet. We were here in October, so there was a pop-up bar in the lobby area that looked very cool. The service was wonderful. The amenity fee includes 2-hour daily e-bike rentals, which was a lot of fun. Just beware that the third-party app is a little finicky. My issue with the hotel was the room's view. We were on the second floor. It was marketed as a downtown view. However, the trees blocked 90% of the city view, and we were left with a view of the street and parking lot. Very sad. If you stay here, I recommend springing for the water view. Overall, it was a delightful stay, and we would definitely come back.

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jonathanpH61WW

4/5Tripadvisor· 3 weeks ago

The Edgewater Hotel's biggest strength is definitely its location. Being right on the waterfront made it easy to walk to Pike Place Market, the Seattle waterfront, and several nearby attractions without needing transportation. The views of Elliott Bay were one of the highlights and helped make the stay feel uniquely Seattle. If you enjoy being near the water and having easy access to the city's main attractions, the location is hard to beat.|I also liked being able to step outside and immediately be near the water. The lobby and common areas had a classic Pacific Northwest atmosphere, and the hotel served as a convenient base for exploring downtown Seattle. Staff interactions during my stay were smooth and professional. I found myself spending more time in the public areas simply because of the views and the overall setting.|Some parts of the property felt a little dated compared to newer hotels in the area, but the combination of waterfront access, walkability, and location made up for it. Overall, I found it to be a comfortable place to stay for a short Seattle visit, especially if being close to Pike Place Market and the waterfront is a priority. I would consider staying here again on a future trip if my plans centered on downtown Seattle and the waterfront area.

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10/10Priceline· 2 months ago

Hotel desk personal we're friendly and offered us a $50 food voucher because our room was not ready. Very kind and generous!

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jorge alvarado

4/5Google· 2 weeks ago

I stayed here over the weekend and over all it’s not a bad hotel. Most of the staff were friendly all except for one. I didn’t appreciate her attitude. She gave off the impression as someone who didn’t want to be there - I believe she was the host for the Halloween theme bar at the time. Setting that aside, it’s a dog friendly hotel. The room was nice as well. For the price though, i definitely will be looking at the Marriott instead. For a last minute booking, it was a decent hotel.

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Cara Klinefelter

2/5Google· 3 weeks ago

I recently stayed at the Edgewater Hotel for two nights during a work trip to Seattle. The property is beautiful and unique, but unfortunately, several aspects of my stay fell short of what I expected for a hotel at this price point. Check-in was smooth, but upon entering my room, I immediately noticed toothpaste residue in the sink, a hair that wasn’t mine, and a woman’s artificial nail stuck inside the robe provided for guests. The shower floor was also wet, and the air vent was visibly covered in dust and grime. I understand the Edgewater is an older, historic property, but cleanliness and basic maintenance should still be a priority. The room was also uncomfortably warm throughout my stay. Even after lowering the thermostat to 65°F, the room remained warm by checkout. There were things I genuinely loved about the room. The fireplace was a wonderful feature, and the showerhead and water pressure were excellent. I had read reviews mentioning train noise, but personally, I didn’t find it disruptive. The lobby and waterfront setting were a major reason I chose this hotel. The lobby is absolutely beautiful, and the views are exactly what drew me to the property. Unfortunately, the lobby sitting area was closed to hotel guests for a private “Friends and Family” event on both evenings of my stay. I had specifically looked forward to spending my late afternoons and evenings working from this space while traveling for work. Having such a significant part of the hotel’s appeal unavailable to paying guests was disappointing. On a positive note, I really enjoyed the restaurant. The dim lighting, waterfront views, and ambiance were lovely. While expensive, the steak and Caesar salad were excellent, and the lobster mac and cheese was some of the best I’ve ever had. Overall, the Edgewater is a beautiful hotel with incredible views, plenty of character, and some wonderful amenities. However, I expected a higher standard of housekeeping, temperature control, and consideration for guests’ access to the main common areas. I really wanted to love this property, but the cleanliness issues and lobby closures took away from what could have been a much better experience. Beautiful hotel and setting, but the overall guest experience didn’t fully live up to the price.