Edgewater vs Grand Hyatt

[kmpls]

Going for 2 short days. We have never been to Seattle and plan on walking. We will probably spend a fair amount of time in the room and want something nice but close walking distance to the sights.

which one?

four seasons is full. Hotel 1000 is double the cost of these hotels. Any other quick suggestions? Thanks so much!

[libbride]

I've not stayed at either place. I have been to a wedding at the Edgewater, which was nice. It is further away from the heart of downtown, and you will have to walk up steep hills to get to most of downtown. Grand Hyatt is quite centrally located, but I don't know anything about the hotel itself.

[stretchad]

I've stayed at the Grand Hyatt at least 2 times, and loved the location and rooms. Have never stayed at Edgewater.

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Sept 18, 2014 10:22:25 GMT -5 kooshball said:

I would say Grand Hyatt since its a better location.

ditto

[monsterz]

Yup the Grand Hyatt is a better location for being centrally located and walkable.

[mkate710]

I LOVE the Grand Hyatt. The Edgewater is beautiful and worth a stop for brunch but the Hyatt is a better location and, IMO a much nicer hotel

[MrsPotatohead]

I'm all for the view so I voted Edgewater, but I agree that you'll have to walk more to get to central downtown.