This Marriott is one of the few hotels right on the water. Walking distance to the Victoria Clipper, Pike Place Market, and a number of restaurants - the location is great. It's also nothing that you'd expect - at a mere 8 stories on one part of the hotel, and 6 on the other, it's a very non-assuming building. However, it packs a punch. It's not a cheap hotel by any means - and like most notcheap hotels, they will nickel and dime: parking is costly, wireless internet is costly - though they do have a few computers in the lobby acting as a business center to print boarding passes or other tickets for other attractions. And yes, the computers will clear all your personal information as long as you remember to logout. Front desk staff, bellmen, and valet staff were all very helpful and friendly. The lobby is ginormous (or at least it feels that way). And depending on the room you get, you really just can't beat the views - we got one on the 7th floor. While it wasn't directly facing the water, we could see the Seattle Wheel, Mount Rainer and the waterfront in that direction. It was a beautiful, amazing view. The room was silent (some rooms have balconies, we did not) - so getting some good shuteye on those comfortable beds came easy. Would absolutely stay here again if in the Seattle area. read more

Arrived for a one night stay on Sunday 7/3 A very pricey night only to find a complete construction site on third floor as you exit elevator. Room was average at best. Ice machine did not work and lobby bar closes from 2-4 (prime check in time mind you.....it was cold and raining so we were unable to leave to go to a bar :( I'm a bit baffled by this to pay almost $400 for the night! I understand being short staffed if that was the case but to have to stand in a long line with one person at check in desk to buy a water is frustrating. I would have expressed by disappointment upon leaving but again no one available to say anything to. Ugh! This is my vent read more

We were at the Marriott for 4 nights, it was amazing I was with my cousins we ate at the bar for three of the 4 nights. I had wings and one night we ordered pizza (all I'm gonna say is GOOD) we pigged out on the wings, fries, tater tots, pizza, and ice cream ( granted this was for all of us) but still, amazing food and will be staying there again the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because on our first night we had to wait about 2 hours for two roll-away beds and when we called they wouldn't always pick-up. Overall good experience read more

First off... Location, location, location! Then there are the other pros... -pretty quiet -clean and comfortable -your Marriott rewards number gets free wifi -friendly front desk check in -accessible elevator less than a block to pikes market Cons -train tracks under our window -they do not offer Marriott points if you book with a third party (i.e Expedia) -no coffee offered in lobby -bar was closed for renovations Overall solid four stars. Not over the top with luxury but a perfect location for a quick weekend stay. Walking distance to everything. We would stay again. read more

My first visit here I didn't really take a good look at the place and look around cause I was so busy. However the second time... Let's just say I was a regular at the Bar. Full stocked bar with friendly bartenders etc. They make one hell of a Tequila Sunrise! Like Bill Z below said; the Fish Club restaurant is a must; the food was delish! And I definitely recommend if you are staying with a special someone to have dinner in the evening cause this place has a great view of the Marina from the restaurant. The room I stayed in was very spacious, extremely clean and decor was nice and classy; hell it better be for the price! This place is pretty huge; they have ballrooms, huge dining rooms, pool, even a frikin Library and the whole nine yards. It does get somewhat pricey but of course it depends on you ($300 a night average for 1 guest room). You get what you pay for and the Waterfront hotel is definitely worth the paper. read more

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Expected so much more for a hotel at this price point and carrying the Marriott name. From the outdated decor in their "newly renovated" rooms, to poorly designed lobby that is difficult to navigate for anyone with mobility issues, or the staff that directs guest to closed restaurants off property when their onsite one is also closed for dinner, or terrible service and food from their bar, or the awful auto lights in the bathroom that turn off when you are in the shower plunging you into darkness, to the paper thin walls that allow you to hear all the conversations and tv from the next room... it is just not somewhere I would stay again. read more

Great location, fabulous M Club and especially enjoyed and appreciated the service, conversation and Signature Cocktails Connor created (Vodka). Front Desk very pleasant, happy and customer focused. The Valet Staff was also helpful, pleasant and very friendly. The only reason I don't give a 5 Star review is the Concierge. I emailed twice, called and even stopped by when I checked in and he was unable to secure me a dinner reservation at 1 of 3 Sushi Restaurants.... (I assume that is the case since he never once followed up with me).. I believe it was lack of effort as I called and was able to get reservations at 2 of the 3 he suggested. (As an Ambassador Elite I expect much better service!!) Had a great view from our room, excellent value! read more

Seattle Marriott Waterfront - Seattle Ferris Wheel - Hotels Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Clearly we had a very different experience from everyone else on here but it might be because we are used to a different caliber of hotel. I cannot even remember the last time we stayed in any of these types of hotels like Marriot, Hilton, etc. I got talked into staying here by the person I am vacationing with. For starters, while the hotel staff is professional, I would not consider them friendly. When we make requests at 5 star hotels, typically the service is "of course!" For example, if I accidentally call housekeeping to make a room service order, I am none the wiser at a 5 Star hotel. They will take that order anywhere. Here? They are keen to put the onus of proper service on the guest. I won't get into the little experiences we had that support this because I want to protect my family's anonymity. Next, the bathrooms are hardly clean by my standard. When I can see black filth under the toilet lip, that's a problem. It was in my nightmares during my stay. The ceiling also has dark spots of paint in a completely different color from the normal ceiling paint -- it looks like maybe there were water stains from above and they covered it up with paint. Yes, the decor is hideous, as I expected because this is a Mariott. Like to me all these hotels are just overly-priced La Quintas. The view is good but there are plenty of better hotels in the area with a good view, too. Edit: forgot to mention how loud it is here. I could hear every conversation occurring in any room that touched the four walls and one ceiling of ours. read more

After booking a trip months in advance to stay at this hotel I was very displeased by the amount of customer service I received when trying to cancel given the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation in this particular area. I have a very high risk member of my family and have been heavily advised by the CDC not to visit the area. All I was told is policy, policy, policy by Marriott Customer Service. Unfortunately, this does not show that Marriott cares about the individual customer and understanding their situation. A very simple gesture to refund the stay would have gone a long way. I do not plan on staying at another Marriott property. After a couple days and a ton of back and forth Marriott refunded us our trip. Big thanks to the team there I am just bummed it took so much effort given our situation. read more

$60 valet parking per night!!! Location is good, view is good but room is a bit small. We were told they only had a king bed if we wanted the room with ocean view. Had to get a rollaway bed in addition to the king bed. Bfast is pretty good, not much selection just bacon, egg, cereal, yogurt, fruit and pastries. but the bacon and egg quality was good read more

I am not going to go on a huge rant because this hotel (if you can call it one) isn't worth the energy. I'll simply say this is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in and my husband and I will never return again. Don't stay here unless you want a terrible experience. read more

This Marriott is wonderful! It is located across from the waterfront. You are within walking distance to the Seattle Aquarium, the pier, Pike Street Market, Gum Wall, and downtown. My boyfriend and I arrived on a rainy, Sunday afternoon. I drove in one car and he in another. We parked in front of the hotel. Immediately, I was asked whether I'd be doing valet parking. I told the man that I didn't know. We asked about parking. Valet was $57 a day! The parking lot next door was $30 a day. The Bell Street lot a huge block away was $21 a day. We went with the latter. The bellhop piled our luggage on a cart and rolled it away. We were checked in quickly and efficiently. My boyfriend has lounge access, meaning that we get free breakfasts, beverages and snacks. Our room was amazing. We had a balcony with a view of the waterfront. It was a comfortable room. With lots of space. We loved it. The pool is outdoors. There is also a restaurant and bar on the first floor. There is fruit-infused water, too. The lounge is small and often does not accommodate all guests. You have to pay extra for booze. It was something like $6 for a beer and $8 for wine. All other non-alcoholic beverages are free. The food is pretty good. I especially loved the bacon. I'm normally not a bacon eater (I prefer sausage), but I loved the bacon better! Scrambled eggs were yummy with shredded cheese on top. My boyfriend loved the hit oatmeal with walnuts and fruit. The fruit was so fresh! We even got blackberries, which was different. I'd stay here again. Hotel staff were friendly and amazing. We got mint chocolates on our bed twice a day! It's overkill, but it's chocolate! (78) read more

I requested a king and got a room with two full size beds The gym is way too small and one treadmill was not working I ordered room service and was told it would take an hour for them to bring me dessert I called back an hour later and cancelled because I was told there were five orders still in front of me. The rooms are small and boring I recommend the edgewater across the street at least they have fireplaces claw foot tubs and interesting decor read more

Pro: great location, not far from all the attractions area. Nice lobby. Services are good. Con: parking is only VIP and over $60 with tax. The room inside is dated (tables/chairs etc). The bed is too soft, feel like sleeping on a cheap/old mattress, this is a big no no when you spend a lot per night on a room... that's more than enough to say... read more

Its ok. Nothing great. Room are nothing special. The bar is dark and grey. Not sure if its open or closed...which says alot.

This is not a full service hotel. If you arrive in the evening and expect to have dinner choose another hotel. This does not live up to the Bonvoy brand. More like a motel. read more

Super nice staff, great waterfront location. However the train runs right behind the hotel, no matter how well they do a great job Insulting the noise... you can still hear the train roaring by. With that, I have to lower to 3 read more

Location was perfect! Was able to walk to everything and the hotel was super accommodating in letting us check in early due to our flights early arrival time. Highly recommend. read more

Great Concierge! She'll book your "tours." Great bartender Ed! I saw him every night x 4 & he provided super bottle service. Free coffee @ 0500 so you are ready for your 5 mile jog by the water. When you return, the coffee is gone & in it's place is water infused with lemon and limes...also yum. pretty lobby & hallways towards 2100 Bistro has chairs/ tables for you to bum around and people watch. Maids all say Hello and offer the orange ginger hair conditioner from Bath and Body works. Pool was eh and Spa was eh. Gym was small 2 ellipticals; 4 treadmills, 2 recumbents, & free hand weights, 2 adjustable benches only. Weighted balls & 2 mats available for sit ups. Small gym but serviceable (busy as heck at 7 am when you are done with your run). Free Red delicious apples and Granny Smiths; water cooler there too; towels; & headphones! So you can watch TV while aerobically exercising. Great view of the water. Great bar tender. Great location of water/ running trails. Right up the elevator is 1st and PIke (walking distance) of the touristy area. Only draw back is the size of the gym, hot tub, and the LOUD train blaring their horn. Room is pretty, Internet with a charge. Convention rooms perfect temperature. Food and Wine offerings respectable. read more

The hotel name wasn't lying when it says "waterfront." First of all, the look/facade of this hotel does not scream Marriott. In fact, it looks very unique. And I must admit, I love this hotel. It's expensive but the amenities and location is great. The concierge lounge is closed on weekends, but Gold and Platinum members are given breakfast buffet vouchers at the restaurant in the lobby (Hook & Plow). The vouchers are only for the "cold breakfast or continental breakfast" but for $7 more, you can enjoy the full breakfast, which offers omelet, pancakes and waffle stations. This hotel is across from the water and walking distance to the pier so you can enjoy seafood Seattle has to offer. And best part, there's an elevator/stairs next to the hotel that will take you to the famous Pike Place. I would gladly stay here again without a doubt. read more

I love staying here if I have some free time to play tourist as it is located near Pikes Place Market and the wharf tourist area. I also like the Anthony Seafood 66 across the street especially when it is warm at night. Staff is excellent from the valets to the check in people. They have a nice coffee shop in the lobby and a Starbucks just outside the door. I really appreciate the elevator to the upper level to reach Pikes Place so we can easily walk to this area without the hassle of parking near this market. Great place to bring your family as this is a nice hotel with a great location to downtown.. read more

We were booked here for a work event. Though the weekend coincided with our honeymoon trip to Seattle and the Pacific Northwest. Upon checking in we let them know in not only did they upgrade our room to a water view, but they had a bottle of red wine and several cheeses in our room once we got there. Amazing! This is one of the reasons why I love Marriott. The service is so great, even though I'm only the lowest membership level. My only critique is the Decore. It seems like it's been a while since the rooms were updated. Though they are still very clean and comfortable. read more

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Always a good choice for dinner at the Hook and Plow Restaurant. A pretty nice menu and a terrific wine array. Always enjoy the Salmon

I would rate this hotel higher except the $52 per night valet only parking was a bit much. No other onsite parking options available. I'll take the blame for not researching this better first. Had I known, we probably would have stayed someplace else. Check in at the hotel was good, but I was notified but Marriott that w would be getting upgraded to "Junior Suite" due to my status. When we got there I was told there were no rooms of that type Available. No biggy, we were only staying for one night. The lady checking us is said we will be getting a Room with a beautiful view of the waterfront, ok nice! When we got to the Room on the 2nd floor we had a lovely view of the 3 story restaurant across the street from the hotel and could see a little bit of the water off to the side. Again not a big deal. The room was very nice and well appointed. Really long walk from the elevator, So if you are going to stay here and walking is an issue, request a room closer to the elevator. read more

This hotel lacks the services you would expect from a luxury hotel like coffee service in the morning no Starbucks or lobby coffee only the Marriot lounge where you have to be a Platinum member for access ! No good or drink available in the afternoon so if you arrive at 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon all you can get is a room service app and your food in a brown paper bag ! The views shown on the website for rooms are really no waterfront view unless you stand on your tiny balcony and look out forward the water otherwise you are viewing guests directly across from you ! For 444 dollars a night it simply isn't worth it ! We would never stay here again !! read more

Seattle Marriott Waterfront is clean, bright, and airy, our room has a mini patio and a beautiful waterfront view of the bay. Upon check in the man behind the counter however was less than accommodating, my husband and I requested a king size bed in their website and unfortunately, the man behind the counter simply stated "requested but Marriott is not guaranteeing a request would be fulfilled", but he also stated "if we were willing to pay more money then he can make our request happen". I was terribly annoyed by his discourteous remarks, what then is the meaning of requesting a king size bed if we can't have it? why not, be straightforward to customers upon booking the room that it will be an upgrade to get a king size bed rather than leading us to believe that we can actually get it at the same rate. I really want to give this place five stars because of its great location, beautiful waterfront view, decent room size, cleanliness, and this property is walking distance to restaurants and Pike Place Market. Sadly his rude remarks keeps haunting my mind, how Marriott trains their staff?!?! We are LOYAL Marriott members and often reserve this hotel always despite the distance we book Marriott locally and international. read more

Meh. Room was nice enough. Location was nice and convenient. Customer service could have been better.

Wow we were pleasantly surprised with this hotel! Front desk man at check in was wonderful! Loved the free coffee machine in the lobby and the little store with food and drinks. A tad $$ though! :( Our partial view of the waterfront wasn't bad at all! Very cozy beds and pillows and great shower. Room was very clean! Will stay again! read more

I've been trying to get a refund from this hotel for almost a month now. I talk to the front desk the following day after a early trip I had planned. Now mind you I work in hotels and hospitality. At first I was asked "why didn't you tell us sooner", yes I should have but I was extremely exhausted. So I went to bed. Was gonna tell them in the morning but the had a lobby full of people checking out and I was gonna miss my ferry. So I come back and inform them about the stain sheets, trash under my bed, hair on my toilet, hair in the MINI fridge. All pretty discussing. They offer me dinner, I declined because I had to run up stairs and change for my last night and town and meet up with friends for dinner. I asked them to do a departure clean(seeing how I've clean hotel rooms they should of known I was serous) and I would like half the 700 I spent there back. They said they would get the room clean and he would inspect it, and try to figure something out for for the inconvenience. Said he would call me later. I said ok I'm leaving in 30 and will be back late. I came back and the stain sheets were still there, the trash was still there, the hair in the fridge was still there. So I sent a email and still waiting. They have no care in the world at this Marriott and will never stay here again read more

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Beautiful property but the customer service leaves much to be desired. Lydia should not be working in the hospitality industry. Very disrespectful, rude and mean. I'll tell all my friends to stay away from this hotel. read more

Love love Iove this location! It is in the absolute perfect spot if you are going on a cruise from Pier 66 or want to be close to the public market. We took an Uber from the airport ($41), but it was definitely better than try to rent a car, pay for parking, go back to the airport to drop it off and taking a cab/uber back. Everything is within walking distance so a car isn't needed if you're looking to stay in the downtown area. Mobile check in was amazing! I just got to pick up my keys and head to my room. I will definitely be staying here again when we come back! read more

My boyfriend and I had a very poor experience at this hotel. We booked our stay through hotels.com and paid for a view of the sea. When we checked into the hotel, we were greeted by an unpleasant welcoming of valet only parking for an additional $52. Unfortunately, we were unaware of this expensive parking charge. When we got to our room, we weren't given the sea view that we paid for. My boyfriend called down to the front desk and was rudely asked to come back down and prove that he paid for the sea view. I found that a bit ridiculous that they basically called him a liar and made us walk back down to switch out our room. The upgraded room itself was very sad. I've stayed at nicer Motel 8's. There was nothing special about it. Very simple and plain. We had access to the lounge, but honestly not worth it. They served potato chips and stale cookies. Beer was an extra $7 if you wanted it. I wouldn't recommend this hotel. Poor customer service and very expensive for what you get. We weren't happy and definitely won't be back. read more

This is a great hotel right on the waterfront, close to Pikes Place Market, great shopping, restaurants and attractions. Super modern and classy with very nicely appointed rooms. We had a room with a beautiful view of the Waterfront and the islands. All for a reasonable nightly rate. The front desk staff were all super friendly and helpful. The only real negative is the valet only parking is $62.00 plus taxes a night. There are some other less expensive parking structures in the area but don't allow in and out privileges without cost each time you leave. This is now my go to place to stay when I return to Seattle. read more

Seattle Marriott isn't necessarily where I would recommend visitors from out of town. One fine summer weekend a friend of mine was married and to ensure safe festivities the wedding party made the Seattle Marriott our home base. The bridal suite would be used for the bride and bridesmaids to get ready in while an adjoining suite would be for the groomsmen and the groom. The rest of us had rooms throughout the floor. The location is fantastic. Right across from the waterfront a person can be pleased with the ease it is to reach the aquarium, Pike Place Market, the Great Wheel, and other fun waterfront establishments. It is also an extremely popular destination for the cruising crowd as we would quickly find out. The lobby is slightly underwhelming. The check in counter is off to the left as a person enters, and there is a small bar straight ahead. The decor is the light beige that much of Seattle seems to be decorated in. There is a nice sparkling ceiling in one section of the lobby, and colorful glass but considering the price and lobby isn't memorable. Most of the wedding party had been checked in for a couple days before I arrived, and there had already been problems with the room arrangement. These problems were later resolved through calls to management, and I will not go through them here as they were more the bride's experience and I was a witness to it. I was impressed with half of the staff. The bellhop was fantastic and very helpful. The people who delivered our room service was equally kind and helpful. The person who first answered the phone regarding room service seemed irritated that I did not have a menu in the room. The person who delivered said menu, though, was courteous and kind. The room service food was quite delicious. We ordered flat bread pizza while we were getting our hair and make up done. I was quite impressed with the quality of the pizza. It was a bit slow, but they had warned us it would be because they had an influx of cruise passengers that day and the orders were apparently staggering. Since they warned us that there would be a wait we had no problems. My individual room was located on the other side of the floor away from the rest of the party. It caused little inconvenience, but it would have been nice if they had kept the entire party as close together as possible. The reservations had been made more than a half a year in advance. My room looked out onto the pool and across the way to a land bridge. As I stared down as the pool I could see a band-aid at the bottom of it. It caused me to pause. I found the curtains to be insufficient in blocking out the sunlight the next morning. The room also had nothing to buffer it from the outside noises. I do not mind hearing the traffic, or even the passing ships, but I could easily hear the crowds of people gathering on the land bridge that was across the way chatting and kids making seal noises. It made sleeping not as comfortable as I would have anticipated. The bathroom was fine, if a bit narrow. They offered some perfumed soaps, shampoos, and conditioners for use. They all had a very strong smell. I think it is an optimum hotel if you are going on a cruise. Checking out the next day was very easy, but leaving was challenging as the lobby was full of people. I wouldn't recommend staying multiple nights, but perhaps there are quieter rooms that I am not aware of. read more

My husband and I stayed overnight at this location and had the best time! This hotel is minutes from Pikes Street Market, shopping and restaurants. We walked everywhere easily. The room was clean and comfortable, the view was spectacular! It's right on the waterfront so the sunset over the ocean was gorgeous! We had drinks at the lobby bar, I highly recommend the Dark and Stormy. So. Good!!! The only cons were parking is valet only (62.50/night) and they do not have a hot tub (they do have a heated pool). read more

Seattle Marriott Waterfront - The view from our room! - Hotels Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I have been traveling to Seattle for work for the last 6 years. I have been waiting to come to the Marriott Waterfront location. I always check the rates, but they are outside my expendable allotment. Finally I was able to book a room on my recent visit to town. The sheet: My stay was too short to enjoy all of the waterfront. The room was small. The concierge lounge on the first floor was packed Parking is pricey The blanket: All I wanted for breakfast was a chocolate milk and some fruit. They didn't have chocolate milk, so the attendant got me one at no cost from the lobby store. Thank you!! What did I learn today? Don't lose your valet ticket. It will take them a while to find your car. read more

We went here 3 years ago and loved it but sorry to say Covid has killed this hotel. No pool, no, food, messed up our room (we paid for balcony), and super high prices. They have a little market in the lobby and I can't understand for the price we pay they won't even give guests a single free packaged cookie or anything. I know these are difficult times but Mariott is not living up to their reputation at all. The only thing they have going for them is location, unfortunately the nearby elevators that take you to Pike Place are closed so we couldn't take the stroller. Really disappointing trip. read more

This is a great hotel for a Seattle vacation (or staycation!), a romantic getaway, a girls weekend, or for a quick stay before or after a cruise. The cruise port is across the street from the hotel - super convenient. For those seeking things to do in Seattle, hotel is walking distance from Pike Place, the aquarium, the waterfront walkway and bike path, parks, downtown attractions, and numerous wonderful restaurants and bars right on the water. The view from the 8th floor water view rooms is breathtaking, showing off Mt. Rainier, the waterfront ferris wheel, Pike Place, and the whole of downtown. Daytime and nighttime views are spectacular. If you opt to stay close to the hotel or just want a quick bite or drink, the hotel has a restaurant and two bar choices, as well as The M Club, which is the indoor/outdoor executive lounge that is quite stunning! We ordered room service for dinner and breakfast during our stay, and both arrived warm and right on time. The hotel has a quick service type of room service that arrives in a shopping bag. It sounds weird, but I assure you that it's pretty awesome. The bags have perforated tear lines down each side that opens the bag to create like a table cloth or bed topper. The condiments arrive in a little box and everything is self contained. It was also an easy clean up! The rooms also offer coffee, tea, and a fridge. We didn't check for an honor bar. The hotel is really clean. Our bathroom was spotless. We had a big walk-in shower, which seemed like it replaced a bathtub/shower following a renovation. The shower had some orange stains along the bottom of he glass door, but it felt otherwise very clean and maintained. The bathroom counter was huuuge and there was a convenient outlet. The two downers in the bathroom were the annoyingly tall toilet, which seems to be the new trend in Marriotts, and a lack of towel rack options, another annoying trend in Marriotts! I'm 5'3, and the toilet seat is like a high chair, floating up in space. It's kind of uncomfortable for us shorties. Second, where does Marriott want us to put our hand towels?! There wasn't a single rack or hook in the direct vicinity of the sink, so we had to clean damp towels on the counter top. They don't dry that way, so we went through an excessive number of them during our stay. Also, I'd be amiss without suggesting that guests request a second bar of soap at check-in. It was annoying to have to share 1 bar of soap between the shower and the sink. The room itself was updated, clean, stylish, and comfortable. The bedding was great - very similar to the San Francisco JW Marriott Union Square's, where we stayed last week. Luxurious and fluffy, the bed and bedding were a great place to sleep. The curtains kept out the morning sun, and the sheer curtains were very pretty (and what hotel ever has nice sheer curtains?!). We had a larger balcony, which was perfect for enjoying the view with a drink in hand. The room stayed cool, and it was easy to change the temperature. My husband's only complaint was that the air conditioner was a little loud at night, but I slept through it just fine. We also loved the lobby bar, where we had dinner and drinks one night. We loved the breads & dips appetizer with local Beecher's cheese (OMG TO DIE FOR!), and the bread was perfect. We both had steak for our mains, and they were cooked just right. We had mixed drinks and bought a bottle of prosecco, all of which were perfect. The bottle wasn't too overpriced. Service was excellent, too. We used the M Lounge during off hours. It was always clean, and there were always a few drink and snack options. We loved the beer and wine taps! No problem finding alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink options and snacks at any time throughout the day. My husband wandered down on our last morning for coffee at around 10am on a Sunday, and he brought back fruit, donuts, and coffee. He said breakfast service was over, but there were still a few choices. We were thrilled that they have Internet TV, so it was super convenient to watch Netflix and Hulu on the room TV. We hope Marriott adds Amazon Prime to the mix soon! Service in general at the hotel was top notch. We arrived at a very busy time, but staff moved through the line quickly. When there was some kind of snag with our reservation, a manager quickly fixed it for us without any hitch or problem. The housekeeping staff did an excellent job with our room. The valet was fast, even during a busy time. This was our second or third stay at this hotel, and my folks stay at this hotel when they are in town. We recommend this place to everyone. Be aware that the Waterfront Marriott is pricier than other Marriott options in Seattle, but we've stayed at 2 others, and we think this is *the best* overall of the bunch, it has the very best views, and it's super convenient to downtown. 10/10! read more

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I truly enjoyed my time at this hotel. We were upgraded to room 801 and the view of the water was amazing. Christian, am employee at the front desk, was very helpful throughout our stay, making sure we had everything we needed (including restaurant recommendations). I have access to the Lounge and it was always fully stocked with beverages and snacks. I like that they do not have water bottles, but have biodegradable cups and have the option to refill your water bottles. The room was spacious and clean! The location was less than 10 minutes walk to Pike's place and about a half a mile away from a walking and bicycling Park. Couldn't have asked for a better hotel with a better location. read more

First of all let me say the staff was very friendly and accommodating! This was my first visit to Seattle and although the view was great, the hotel had very little to offer! After long day of walking, 6 miles, I thought it would be nice to sit in a Jacuzzi, NOPE doesn't have one! Maybe a swim then you say? YMCA would have been an upgrade! Next morning went down for coffee and maybe a continental breakfast ‍ NOPE! Don't have that and coffee was $4 they charge for rental car parking and other silly random things‍‍‍ They have no note pads or brochures in the room, and everything shuts down by 8 !! There is no gift shop and the only place to get anything is a little poorly stocked store with no magazines and very expensive beer and soft drinks! Forget about the candy not for me, over all it is a fail and I will look elsewhere to stay in future read more