Featured Hotels Near Greenwood

The Edgewater Hotel stands out for its breathtaking views of Puget Sound and direct access to waterfront trails. Located just a 5-minute walk from Greenwood Market, it offers fresh local produce and artisanal coffee. The rooftop bar, "The Rooftop," is ideal for sunset and citylight views.

Another top choice is Hotel Ämara, renowned for its eco-conscious design featuring solar power and a farm-to-table restaurant using regional ingredients. Surrounded by independent boutiques, art galleries, and green trails, it provides an authentic Seattle neighborhood experience. Both hotels are near the Link Light Rail station, with downtown Seattle and Space Needle reachable within 30 minutes.

The Edgewater Hotel offers spacious family rooms, connecting suites, and a dedicated kids' activity corner. It features an indoor pool and regular family workshops, such as marine life discovery sessions. Nearby Greenwood Park provides ample space for children to play, while the hotel’s free bike rental service enables easy rides along scenic trails to Lake Washington and the Seattle Botanical Garden.

With the Link Light Rail station just a 5-minute walk away, families can quickly reach the Seattle Children’s Museum and the Pacific Science Center, making trip planning seamless and enjoyable.

The most convenient option is taking the Link Light Rail from the nearby Greenwood Station, reaching Westlake Station in just 15 minutes—directly connected to downtown Seattle’s shopping district and Washington State Capitol.

Driving via I-5 takes about 20 minutes but may face congestion during peak hours. Alternatively, use Cascadia Bike Share to ride along scenic greenways, enjoying residential views and street art. Some hotels also offer free electric scooter rentals, perfect for short-distance travel.

Greenwood is a cultural hub in Seattle, offering vibrant experiences like the weekend Greenwood Farmers Market, where visitors can sample handcrafted bread and organic produce from local vendors. Join a street art workshop led by local artists to explore Seattle’s creative spirit.

The Greenwood Bookstore hosts poetry readings and indie publishing talks, fostering a rich literary atmosphere. In the evening, visit The Crocodile, a legendary live music venue, to enjoy rock and jazz performances, capturing the neighborhood’s authentic music scene. These activities highlight Greenwood’s diversity and artistic energy.

Greenwood Park offers stunning backdrops with century-old oaks and winding pathways, especially beautiful during autumn foliage and spring cherry blossoms. The Edgewater Hotel’s glass atrium and waterfront terrace are popular among photographers, particularly at sunset when golden light reflects on the water.

Don’t miss the Greenwood Art District’s colorful murals and sculptures, including the iconic "The Green Man" copper statue. Visit during early morning or late afternoon for soft lighting and fewer crowds—perfect for high-quality, Instagram-worthy shots.

The Edgewater Hotel provides free parking for guests with 24-hour security and EV charging stations. Hotel Ämara offers limited complimentary parking spaces, available only with advance reservation.

As Greenwood is a residential area with limited street space, non-driving guests are encouraged to use the Link Light Rail or shared mobility options. Some hotels also offer valet parking services for added convenience. For long-term parking, nearby commercial lots are available—though more expensive, they ensure safety and reliability.

Greenwood shines with local specialty coffee and creative fusion cuisine. Try Bitter & Sweet Coffee Co., known for pour-over brews and handmade pastries in a cozy, artsy setting. Café Zed serves Mediterranean-inspired dishes like fresh salads and grilled plates, paired with local craft beer.

For street food, visit the Greenwood Street Food Cart Pod, featuring diverse options from tacos to Korean fried chicken. All venues offer wheelchair access and takeout services, catering to various traveler needs.