
The Westin Seattle
Best for business groups, conferences, and travelers who want a full-service downtown base with meeting space and an indoor pool.
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The Westin Seattle is a 4-star twin-tower downtown high-rise for business travelers, families, and convention groups. The Edgewater Hotel is a 4-star waterfront boutique on Pier 67 that appeals to visitors after an iconic Seattle-over-water stay.
Updated · about 1.0 km apart

Best for business groups, conferences, and travelers who want a full-service downtown base with meeting space and an indoor pool.

Best for couples and sightseeing visitors who want a distinctive waterfront location and a small-hotel, Seattle-character stay.
When The Westin Seattle wins: choose The Westin if you need lots of meeting and event space, a downtown location close to Westlake/Convention Center, a large inventory of rooms, and an indoor heated pool open early-to-late.
When The Edgewater Hotel wins: choose The Edgewater for the waterfront setting on Pier 67, over-water atmosphere, and a boutique hotel experience within steps of the Seattle Waterfront and cruise piers.
Bottom line: pick The Westin for scale, meetings, and a convention-friendly downtown location; pick The Edgewater if you value a unique over-water location and a smaller, more intimate hotel near the piers.
| Category | The Westin Seattle | The Edgewater Hotel |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Large downtown twin-tower hotel aimed at business, families, and groups | Iconic waterfront boutique with local character and Puget Sound focus |
| Location | Downtown Seattle (1900 5th Ave) — steps from Westlake/retail and a short walk to Pike Place Market | On Pier 67 / Alaskan Way on the Seattle Waterfront, immediately next to the piers and cruise terminal |
| Size | 891 rooms across 47 floors | 223 rooms |
| Ages / policy | All ages welcome; primary guest must be 18 to check in | All ages welcome (children 17 & under stay free with guardian); primary guest check-in age listed as 21 in supplier policies |
| Pools / waterfront | Heated indoor pool with outdoor sun deck (open daily 5:00 AM–11:00 PM) | No pool listed; direct waterfront location with Puget Sound views and water activities nearby |
| Restaurants & bars | Three on-site venues: Relish Bistro, 1900 FIFTH Bar + Lounge, and Relish To Go (plus 24-hour room service) | One restaurant, a coffee shop/cafe, and a bar/lounge; room service during limited hours |
| Spa & wellness | WestinWORKOUT 24/7 fitness studio; in-room 'Heavenly Spa' treatments available (no full spa facility) | Fitness facilities and bicycle rentals on site; standalone spa not published |
| Known for | Convention and meeting space, large room inventory, downtown access to transit and shopping | Historic over-water location and proximity to cruise terminals and the Seattle Waterfront |
| Meeting & events | Extensive — about 70,000 sq ft of event space, large ballrooms for up to ~2,000 guests | Meeting rooms and banquet space available but on a much smaller, boutique scale |
| Parking | On-site self-parking and valet with published daily fees; EV charging available | Valet parking available (surcharge); RV/bus/truck parking listed (surcharge) |
The Westin sits in the heart of downtown Seattle, close to Westlake Center, shopping, and convention venues.
Choose The Westin for maximum downtown walkability and transit access.
The Edgewater sits directly on the waterfront at Pier 67, steps from cruise terminals and waterfront attractions.
Choose The Edgewater for direct access to waterfront attractions and cruise terminals.
The Westin offers a very large selection of room types spread across twin towers.
Pick The Westin if you want many room options, suites, or high-floor skyline views.
The Edgewater is a mid-size hotel with rooms that emphasize waterfront atmosphere and fireplaces.
Pick The Edgewater for smaller scale and rooms with waterfront character and fireplaces.
The Westin provides multiple on-site dining venues suitable for groups and business meals.
Choose The Westin if you want multiple on-site dining options and 24-hour room service.
The Edgewater offers a single restaurant plus a coffee shop and a bar/lounge, focusing on waterfront dining.
Choose The Edgewater for dining with views and straightforward waterfront restaurant options.
The Westin has an indoor pool and a sun deck for year-round swim options.
Choose The Westin if an indoor heated pool is important to your stay.
The Edgewater does not list an on-site pool but offers direct waterfront access and nearby activities.
Choose The Edgewater if waterfront proximity and marine activities matter more than an on-site pool.
The Westin emphasizes fitness and practical wellness offerings for active and business travelers.
Choose The Westin for a 24/7 fitness studio and easy access to downtown nightlife.
The Edgewater focuses on waterfront atmosphere; fitness facilities are available but nightlife is primarily nearby on the waterfront.
Choose The Edgewater if you want waterfront evenings with nearby live-music and pier-side bars.

The Westin Seattle — large inventory of rooms and about 70,000 sq ft of event space, plus ballrooms for big groups.

The Edgewater Hotel — sits on Pier 67 for direct Puget Sound views and immediate waterfront access.

The Westin Seattle — heated indoor pool with an outdoor sun deck open daily.

The Edgewater Hotel — fewer rooms and a more intimate, historic-seeming property on the water.
The Westin Seattle — it has extensive meeting space, large ballrooms, and is adjacent to the convention and retail district.
The Edgewater Hotel — it sits on Pier 67 and is steps from the Bell Street Cruise Terminal and the Seattle Waterfront.
Neither lists a standalone full-service spa; The Westin offers in-room Heavenly Spa treatments, and The Edgewater does not publish a full spa.
Yes. Both hotels welcome guests of all ages; each has policies about the minimum age of the primary guest at check-in.
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