Vacation rentals in Seattle Waterfront

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Stay near Seattle Waterfront's top sights

Seattle Convention Center Arch8 locals recommend
Pike Place Market3 locals recommend
Space Needle395 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Seattle Waterfront

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A vibrant sunset paints the sky in shades of pink and orange over Elliot Bay. The image captures the view of Pike Place Market, with its iconic sign visible in the foreground. Gentle waves can be seen reflecting the colorful hues, creating a serene waterfront scene.
Condo in Pike-Market
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 81 reviews

Breathtaking views within steps of Pike Place

CaitlinRating, 5 stars1 month ago
Olga is a great host! Very responsive and helpful. Her place is beautiful and has a wonderful view. Always enjoy staying in the Newmark Building.
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An indoor swimming pool is viewed from a spacious area with large windows allowing natural light. Lounge chairs are positioned around the pool, and a fitness center is visible in the background, illuminated by soft blue lighting.
Home in Pike-Market
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 30 reviews

Pike Place Oasis

Javedan Rating, 5 stars4 days ago
Amazing stay right in the heart of downtown. So easy to walk to Pike Place Market and conference center. So much to do in Seattle that was easily accessible from this location. Target underneath a huge plus for things we might have forgotten to pack. Taylor was very responsive and available for questions or concerns. Beautiful condo with amazing views. Amenities in the building (gym, pool, sauna, hot tub) were amazing. We were sad to leave, but can’t wait to come back to visit in the future.
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A serene view of the waterfront showcases the calm waters of Puget Sound, with a pier and nearby structures visible against a backdrop of soft clouds and a blue sky. The gentle ripples on the water reflect the surrounding scenery.
Condo in Pike-Market
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 70 reviews

Serene Waterfront Condo ~ Rare Find ~ Free Parking

RebeccaRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
The place is super convenient to walk to LOTS of activities and things to do. The people watching is great. The unit was nice, clean, well appointed, and have a fun view! The only "complaint" I had (which was no fault of Suvil Singh's) was the construction directly out front of the building made it a bit challenging to access the front desk, but once you have the keys, it's much better. I would definitely stay here again!
Top guest favorite
A charming outdoor seating area features two comfortable swinging chairs with blue and white stripes, suspended from the ceiling. A long wooden bench adorned with bright yellow and white cushions provides additional seating. Soft string lights are draped above, enhancing the inviting ambiance.
Home in Capitol Hill
5 out of 5 average rating, 97 reviews

Craftsman Garden Home w/ Hot Tub

LoriRating, 5 stars3 weeks ago
This is my second stay at Luke’s house and I still love it. The living room and yard are great places to relax, and the kitchen is a great place to cook. Will stay here again and again while my daughter and son-in-law live in the Montlake area.
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A rooftop terrace showcases multiple seating arrangements with metal tables and chairs. Lush planters with greenery and flowers are positioned along the railing. A clear view of Elliott Bay and the surrounding area enhances the outdoor space, complemented by a bright and open sky.
Condo in Belltown
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 54 reviews

Sound Views and Located Near All Things Seattle!

BillRating, 5 stars1 week ago
The apartment is great! The location can’t be beat….everything is within easy walking distance. The apartment is safe and secure, comfortable and clean. The Host was responsive and helpful with an issue that arose.
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Condo in Pike-Market
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 40 reviews

Seattle Waterfront Spacious & Cozy Condo @ Pier 62

DanRating, 5 stars2 weeks ago
Fabulous location! In the heart of Pike Place Market and vibrant Central Waterfront. Very comfortable apartment, well furnished, with good kitchen.
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Apartment in Queen Anne
5 out of 5 average rating, 22 reviews

Space Needle Views | Vivid Suite

MarcRating, 5 stars5 days ago
This place was perfect for my short stay in Seattle! The building itself was easy to get to, and clean from the moment you walk into the building, all the way to the unit. The unit itself was well appointed, super comfortable, just the right temperature, and had all the basic things I needed. Would definitely stay here again!
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A large hot tub is surrounded by lush greenery, providing a sense of seclusion. The tranquil blue water reflects the surrounding trees, while a small wooden platform with a heater is visible nearby. The space is designed to offer relaxation and enjoyment in a private setting.
Home in West Seattle
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 89 reviews

Cozy Seattle Home + Hot Tub w/Space Needle View

MichaelRating, 5 stars6 days ago
This place is amazing. Check in/check out was a breeze. The outdoor area was great to relax in. Hot tub was very well maintained and clean. Easy to operate. The house was very clean and quiet. Nice neighborhood, walkable to public transport, parks, and cafes. Also quick access to highways so getting around as easy. Awesome views of the Space Needle. Also dog friendly. I’m would very much stay here again.

Quick stats about vacation rentals in Seattle Waterfront

  • Total rentals

    430 properties

  • Total number of reviews

    37K reviews

  • Family-friendly rentals

    110 properties are a good fit for families

  • Pet-friendly rentals

    130 properties allow pets

  • Rentals with a pool

    170 properties have a pool

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    280 properties have a dedicated workspace

Your guide to Seattle Waterfront

Welcome to Seattle Waterfront

The Seattle Waterfront has always been a great spot to soak up views of Puget Sound — where orcas, Giant Pacific octopus, and primitive sixgill sharks swim — as well as the often snow-crowned Olympic Mountains to the west. The city has been revitalizing this popular neighborhood since 2010, creating a promenade, rebuilding piers, and adding an elevated connection to Pike Place Market. The result? A destination that expands upon such popular attractions as the Seattle Aquarium, a Ferris wheel, seafood restaurants, and the free Olympic Sculpture Park along the Elliott Bay Trail, where temporary installations mingle with the park’s centerpiece, 38-foot-tall swoops of scarlet-painted steel that depict an eagle. This former industrial site now forms downtown’s largest green space, and includes a small beach and Chinook salmon habitat. Eventually the waterfront will be a lush, 20-acre park, complete with space for yoga, festivals, a playground, and ice skating rink.


The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Seattle Waterfront

The inland sea of Puget Sound helps maintain a mild maritime climate, perfect for exploring and outdoor adventures year-round. Despite its soggy reputation, Seattle is actually the nation’s 32nd-rainiest major metropolis, ranking well behind Boston, Houston, and Atlanta. The culprit behind these rumors: clouds, which shadow 226 days annually here. But when they roll back, July and August tend to be glorious — and drier than Phoenix, Arizona. Few sights can be beat when the “the mountain is out,” as the locals say when Mount Rainier can be clearly spotted from town. The 14,410-foot volcano appears to loom over the city, despite standing 80 miles southeast.

In terms of waterfront events, standouts include July’s Seafair — famed for its pirate antics, boat racing, air show, and torchlight parade. Over the holidays, the area lights up with the Christmas Ship Festival and Magic in the Market.


Top things to do in Seattle Waterfront

World Famous Giant Shoe Museum

Pike Place Market houses a peep show that reveals some of the most gargantuan footwear ever crafted. Only one of these shoes has been worn by a human, the world’s tallest man. Drop a few coins into this old fashioned circus display and marvel at his big brogue, alongside a five-foot-long wingtip from the 1920s and other curiosities.

Gum Wall

A candy mosaic brings pops of color to Post Alley under Pike Place Market. This guerrilla art work began organically in 1993, when theater-goers started crafting designs with their chewed gum while waiting for the doors to open. The Gum Wall is so popular it inspired a line of merchandise.

Neukom Vivarium

The Seattle Art Museum maintains a 60-foot decaying hemlock at the Olympic Sculpture Park. The artist encased this “charismatic” tree in a greenhouse to illustrate the life cycle of the region’s forests, where fallen “nurse logs” support insects, fungi, lichen, plants, and even other trees. Volunteers open the display on the weekends, and by appointment two weeks in advance.

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