
The Edgewater Hotel
Best for travelers who want direct Elliott Bay views, over-water dining, and a distinctive Seattle waterfront experience.
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The Edgewater Hotel is a 4-star waterfront hotel on Pier 67 with over-water rooms and a seafood restaurant; this guide is for travelers who want a classic Seattle waterfront stay and easy access to cruise piers. Inn at the Market is a 4-star boutique hotel steps from Pike Place Market; read this if you want a market-side base for exploring downtown Seattle and the waterfront.
Updated · about 0.6 miles (≈1.0 km) apart

Best for travelers who want direct Elliott Bay views, over-water dining, and a distinctive Seattle waterfront experience.

Best for travelers who prioritize being steps from Pike Place Market and downtown Seattle attractions.
When The Edgewater Hotel wins: Choose The Edgewater if you want rooms literally over Elliott Bay, on-site waterfront dining at Six Seven, and easy access to cruise piers and the waterfront trail.
When Inn at the Market wins: Choose Inn at the Market if your priority is a market-front location near Pike Place Market, compact boutique rooms, and a rooftop terrace with downtown views.
Bottom line: Both hotels put you within easy reach of downtown Seattle and Pike Place Market; pick The Edgewater for the over-water location and larger event spaces, or Inn at the Market for a market-side boutique option closer to the heart of Pike Place.
| Category | The Edgewater Hotel | Inn at the Market |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Larger waterfront hotel with a music/history angle and event focus | Small boutique hotel centered on Pike Place Market |
| Location | On Pier 67 over Elliott Bay, a waterfront walk to Pike Place Market | At 86 Pine St, steps from Pike Place Market and Original Starbucks |
| Size (rooms) | 223 rooms and suites | 79 individually furnished guestrooms |
| Ages / audience | All ages welcome; family-friendly | All ages welcome; not adults-only |
| Pools | No on-site pool | Not published |
| Restaurants & bars | Six Seven Restaurant & Lounge (over-water), The Brim Coffee Shop, lobby/seasonal bars | On-site restaurant and bar/lounge; cooked-to-order breakfast available (fee) |
| Spa / wellness | No full-service spa on site; in-room/outside partners recommended | Spa services on site; onsite massages mentioned |
| Known for | Seattle's only over-water hotel and waterfront dining with Elliott Bay views | Iconic Pike Place Market location and boutique market-side rooms |
| Event & meeting space | Large — roughly 9,574 sq ft across nine venues, Olympic Ballroom up to 220 | Conference space and 1 meeting room (750 sq ft / 70 m²) |
| Parking | Valet only (fees apply) | Covered parking and valet parking (surcharge) |
The Edgewater sits on Pier 67 directly over Elliott Bay, a short waterfront walk to downtown attractions.
Choose The Edgewater for waterfront views, proximity to cruise piers, and easy access to the waterfront trail.
Inn at the Market is located at 86 Pine St, literally steps from Pike Place Market and Original Starbucks.
Pick Inn at the Market if your priority is being in the center of Pike Place and immediate access to market stalls and downtown streets.
The Edgewater has 223 rooms and suites, many with over-water views and gas fireplaces in every room.
The Edgewater suits guests who want larger, characterful rooms and signature over-water suites.
Inn at the Market has 79 individually furnished guestrooms with several named room types and market or skyline views.
Inn at the Market is a better fit for travelers who prefer a compact, market-side boutique room with downtown views.
The Edgewater centers on Six Seven Restaurant and Lounge for Pacific Northwest seafood with floor-to-ceiling bay views.
Pick The Edgewater for waterfront dining with bay and mountain views and an on-site coffee shop over the water.
Inn at the Market offers an on-site restaurant and a bar/lounge and a cooked-to-order breakfast (fee).
Choose Inn at the Market if you want immediate access to Pike Place Market food stalls plus a small hotel restaurant.
The Edgewater does not have an on-site pool but its over-water position and waterfront access are the signature draw.
If you value direct water access and views more than a pool, The Edgewater delivers the waterfront setting.
Inn at the Market's signature amenity is its market-side location and a rooftop terrace.
Inn at the Market is focused on market proximity and a rooftop terrace rather than a pool or beach.
The Edgewater provides a 24-hour self-serve fitness center and nearby nightlife along the waterfront.
The Edgewater is good for fitness access and waterfront evening options but not for an on-site spa experience.
Inn at the Market offers spa services on site and is in the middle of downtown nightlife and market activity.
Inn at the Market gives quick access to downtown nightlife and has on-site massage options for guests.

The Edgewater — rooms and dining are literally over Elliott Bay with broad water and mountain views.

Inn at the Market — steps from Pike Place Market and Original Starbucks; ideal for market-focused itineraries.

The Edgewater — extensive event space across multiple ballrooms including an Olympic Ballroom for larger receptions.

Inn at the Market — smaller property with individually furnished rooms and a rooftop terrace in the heart of downtown.
Inn at the Market is steps from Pike Place Market; The Edgewater is a waterfront walk (about 12–15 minutes) to the market.
The Edgewater has over-water dining at Six Seven Restaurant and a coffee shop over the water; Inn at the Market has an on-site restaurant but is market-facing rather than over water.
The Edgewater has no on-site pool and no full-service spa (in-room or local partners suggested). Inn at the Market lists spa services on site and offers onsite massages.
The Edgewater — it is a short walk to Pier 66 (Bell Street Cruise Terminal) and sits next to Pier 69 (Victoria Clipper), making it more convenient for many cruise departures.
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