The Edgewater A Noble House Hotel

Waterfront Luxury Meets Seattle’s Music Scene

Modern lodge-style comfort with a dramatic twist—The Edgewater A Noble House Hotel sits directly on Seattle’s famous waterfront at Pier 67. With sweeping views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains, this iconic hotel blends rustic Pacific Northwest charm (think knotty pine and leather chairs) with modern amenities like spa-style bathrooms and gas fireplaces. Whether you're in town for a big show or just soaking in the city, it’s a scenic and stylish base just steps from downtown Seattle.

Why Concert-goers love it

You can’t beat the location—just a short walk or quick shuttle ride to top venues like the Climate Pledge Arena, The Crocodile, and more. The complimentary downtown shuttle is a big plus for getting to late-night shows without the hassle of parking. After the encore, unwind in peace; the hotel’s waterfront setting offers a quieter atmosphere than most downtown spots. Check-in starts at 4:00 PM and check-out is a relaxed 11:00 AM, giving you time to sleep in post-show.

Who this Hotel is great for

- Groups of friends looking for a stylish place to crash after a show
- Solo travelers ticking artists off their bucket list
- Couples making a romantic weekend of it
- Fans wanting a quieter post-concert recovery space
- Budget-conscious music fans who don't mind paying a little more for location and views

Food and Drink Options

Six Seven, the on-site restaurant, offers Pacific Northwest cuisine with a view—perfect for a late dinner or celebratory cocktail after the show. While there’s no 24/7 room service, the on-site coffee bar helps with those late-morning starts. And with Pike Place Market just a 15-minute walk away, you’re surrounded by walkable dining options that stay open late.

Nightlife Options

While the hotel itself is more about chill vibes than live bands, you’re within walking distance of Seattle’s buzzing nightlife—bars, lounges, and clubs are all nearby. For a cozy night in, head to the hotel’s restaurant bar with scenic views and local craft drinks.

What People Say

Guests love the unique over-water location and rustic-meets-luxury room style. Many mention the convenient shuttle and friendly staff, with special praise for the views and cozy in-room fireplaces. It’s a favorite for those wanting a quieter, boutique experience close to the action.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests note that the rooms can feel a little dated in places, and prices can be on the higher side—especially when there’s a big concert in town. Also, while the waterfront setting is peaceful, it can be a bit of a walk uphill to some venues for those not using the shuttle.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers who want scenic comfort, walkability, and a peaceful post-show retreat, The Edgewater A Noble House Hotel strikes the right chord.