
Four Seasons Hotel Seattle
Best for waterfront views, landmark Seattle sightseeing, and a Forbes Four-Star spa.
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Four Seasons Hotel Seattle is a five-star waterfront luxury hotel best for travelers who want central Seattle sightseeing, upscale dining, and a rooftop infinity pool. The Westin Bellevue is a four-star, brand-name downtown Bellevue option for business travelers or visitors who prefer predictable Marriott-family service near Bellevue Square.
Updated · about 11 km apart

Best for waterfront views, landmark Seattle sightseeing, and a Forbes Four-Star spa.

Best for easy access to Bellevue Square, extensive meeting space, and a consistent Marriott-style experience.
When Four Seasons Hotel Seattle wins: Choose Four Seasons if you want waterfront location near Pike Place Market, a smaller, higher-service luxury property with a rooftop infinity pool and a highly rated 6,000 sq ft spa.
When The Westin Bellevue wins: Choose The Westin Bellevue if you need larger meeting capacity, convenient access to Bellevue Square and Microsoft-area offices, or a reliable full-service hotel with on-site spa and indoor pool.
Bottom line: Both are polished upscale hotels; Four Seasons is the choice for waterfront Seattle and higher-end leisure stays, while The Westin Bellevue is the practical pick for meetings, shopping, and Bellevue-based business travel.
| Category | Four Seasons Hotel Seattle | The Westin Bellevue |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Five-star, waterfront luxury with personalized service | Upscale, brand-name full-service hotel in downtown Bellevue |
| Location | Downtown Seattle across from Seattle Art Museum, steps from Pike Place Market | Downtown Bellevue, adjacent to Bellevue Square and Lincoln Square |
| Size (rooms) | 147 rooms, including 13 suites | 337 guestrooms |
| Star rating | 5-star | 4-star |
| Pools | Heated rooftop infinity-edge outdoor pool (seasonal) + hot tub | Indoor pool and hot tub (wheelchair-accessible) |
| Restaurants & bars | Goldfinch Tavern (Pacific Northwest) and INFINITY pool + bar | One on-site restaurant, bar/lounge, 24-hour room service |
| Spa & wellness | The Spa at Four Seasons Seattle — 6,000 sq ft, eight treatment rooms, Forbes Four-Star Spa | Full-service spa with treatment rooms and wheelchair-accessible spa facilities |
| Meeting & event space | About 10,484 sq ft of event space; largest ballroom 4,940 sq ft | 17 meeting rooms and a ballroom (extensive local meeting capacity) |
| Known for | Waterfront views, high-end dining, smaller luxury scale | Proximity to Bellevue Square, large meetings, predictable brand service |
| Family policy | All ages welcome; children's program and pool rules for minors | |
Four Seasons sits on Seattle's downtown waterfront, within easy walking distance of Pike Place Market and the Seattle Art Museum.
Choose Four Seasons for sightseeing, waterfront access, and walking convenience around central Seattle.
The Westin Bellevue is in the heart of downtown Bellevue, immediately next to Bellevue Square and Lincoln Square.
Choose The Westin Bellevue for shopping, Bellevue-based business, and easy access to downtown Bellevue amenities.
Four Seasons has 147 rooms including 13 suites, with several bay- or city-view room types.
Expect a smaller roster of rooms with a focus on view and service at Four Seasons.
The Westin Bellevue has 337 guestrooms and a typical large-hotel layout suited to groups.
Choose The Westin Bellevue when you need larger room availability for meetings or groups.
Four Seasons centers dining on Goldfinch Tavern (Pacific Northwest) plus a seasonal pool bar.
Four Seasons is best if you want a locally focused restaurant and scenic meal settings.
The Westin Bellevue provides one on-site restaurant, a bar/lounge, and 24-hour room service.
The Westin Bellevue is a practical choice for straightforward on-site dining and late-night service.
Four Seasons' signature amenity is its heated rooftop infinity-edge pool overlooking Elliott Bay.
The rooftop infinity pool and bay views are a defining Four Seasons feature for leisure stays.
The Westin Bellevue offers an indoor pool and hot tub as part of its recreational amenities.
The Westin Bellevue's indoor pool suits guests who want a year-round swim option in Bellevue.
Four Seasons focuses on a high-end spa and a compact nightlife/dining scene centered on Goldfinch Tavern.
Four Seasons is for guests who prioritize an elevated spa experience and easy access to Seattle nightlife.
The Westin Bellevue has a full-service spa, fitness facilities, and an on-site bar for evening drinks.
The Westin Bellevue provides convenient wellness services with easy access to Bellevue's dining and nightlife.

Four Seasons — direct access to the waterfront, walking distance to Pike Place Market, and bay-facing rooms.

The Westin Bellevue — larger room inventory and 17 meeting rooms make it better suited to conferences and events.

Four Seasons — a 6,000 sq ft Forbes Four-Star spa with multiple treatment rooms and signature therapies.

The Westin Bellevue — steps from Bellevue Square and a short drive to Microsoft and Redmond businesses.
Four Seasons Hotel Seattle — it's on the waterfront within walking distance of Pike Place Market and downtown attractions.
The Westin Bellevue — it has a larger meeting-room inventory and extensive event spaces suited to groups.
The Westin Bellevue's indoor pool is year-round; Four Seasons' rooftop infinity pool is heated but seasonal and typically open spring through fall.
Four Seasons — The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Seattle is a 6,000 sq ft facility recognized as a Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Spa.
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