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Four Seasons Hotel Seattle

  • Price$$$$
  • CategoryLuxury
  • Rating★ 4.8

The Four Seasons Hotel Seattle rises as one of the Pacific Northwest's most prestigious addresses, occupying a prime position at 99 Union Street in downtown Seattle between Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum. The 21-story glass tower opened in 2008, bringing the Four Seasons brand's hallmark of impeccable service and understated luxury to Washington's largest city, with breathtaking panoramic views across Elliott Bay toward the Olympic Mountains to the west.

Contemporary luxury tower overlooking Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains, featuring a rooftop terrace, an infinity-edge pool, and the acclaimed EDGE restaurant. Impeccably appointed rooms offer panoramic water and mountain views.

The Four Seasons Hotel Seattle rises as one of the Pacific Northwest's most prestigious addresses, occupying a prime position at 99 Union Street in downtown Seattle between Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum. The 21-story glass tower opened in 2008, bringing the Four Seasons brand's hallmark of impeccable service and understated luxury to Washington's largest city, with breathtaking panoramic views across Elliott Bay toward the Olympic Mountains to the west.

The hotel's 147 guest rooms and suites rank among the largest in floor area of any luxury hotel in Seattle, with floor-to-ceiling windows designed to maximize the bay and city views. Room finishes reflect Pacific Northwest materials — warm wood tones, stone, and textiles in natural colors — executed with contemporary precision. The Sky Suites at the tower's top floors offer private terraces with sweeping views across the Puget Sound region.

EDGE, the hotel's signature restaurant, serves contemporary American cuisine with an emphasis on Pacific Northwest ingredients including local seafood, wild mushrooms, and regional produce. The adjacent EDGE Bar is popular with Seattle's business community and offers cocktails with waterfront views. Breakfast service, including the highly regarded Pacific Northwest seafood options, is a hotel highlight.

The Four Seasons Seattle's spa is a full-service facility offering massages, facials, and body wraps utilizing locally inspired ingredients. The fitness center is open 24 hours. The infinity-edge outdoor heated pool on the sixth-floor terrace provides striking views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Peninsula — a remarkable amenity given Seattle's year-round temperate climate.

Service is the property's defining characteristic: a 24-hour concierge, valet parking, dedicated butler service for top suites, and a staff-to-room ratio that ensures attentive care. The hotel is within a two-minute walk of Pike Place Market and steps from the Seattle waterfront ferry terminal.

Amenities

  • rooftop pool
  • spa
  • restaurant
  • bar
  • fitness center
  • valet
  • wifi

Location

99 Union St, Seattle, WA 98101

47.6065, -122.3379 View on map

Highlights

  • Infinity-edge outdoor heated pool with panoramic Elliott Bay and Olympic Mountain views
  • EDGE restaurant serving contemporary Pacific Northwest cuisine with bay views
  • 147 oversized rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces
  • Full-service spa and 24-hour fitness center in the heart of downtown Seattle
  • Two-minute walk from Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum

Tips for visiting

  • Request a west-facing room for the best views across Elliott Bay toward the Olympic Mountains.
  • The rooftop terrace pool is heated and open year-round — summer evenings are spectacular.
  • Breakfast at EDGE features Pacific Northwest seafood sourced locally; it is a standout meal.
  • Valet parking is available; the Pike Place Market parking garage is steps away as an alternative.
  • The hotel's concierge can arrange private whale-watching and sailing excursions departing from the Seattle waterfront.

Accessibility

The Four Seasons Hotel Seattle is fully ADA-compliant with step-free access from the street entrance, accessible guest rooms with roll-in showers, visual alarms, and lowered amenities. Elevators serve all floors. The concierge team can arrange additional accessibility accommodations including shower chairs and accessible transportation with advance notice.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Four Seasons Hotel Seattle located?

The hotel is at 99 Union Street in downtown Seattle, between Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum, one block from the Alaskan Way waterfront.

Does the Four Seasons Seattle have a pool?

Yes. The hotel features an infinity-edge outdoor heated pool on the sixth-floor terrace, with views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The pool is open year-round.

What dining is available at the Four Seasons Seattle?

The hotel's EDGE restaurant serves contemporary Pacific Northwest cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The EDGE Bar is adjacent and serves cocktails with waterfront views. Room service is available 24 hours.

Is the Four Seasons Seattle close to Pike Place Market?

Yes. Pike Place Market is approximately a two-minute walk from the hotel. The market's main entrance is at the corner of Pike Street and Pike Place, one short block uphill from the hotel's Union Street entrance.

Does the Four Seasons Seattle have a spa?

Yes. The hotel spa offers a full menu of treatments including massages, facials, and body treatments. Advance booking is recommended for weekends and during major Seattle events.

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