The Beatles in Seattle
In 1964, during their first world tour, The Beatles stayed at The Edgewater Hotel in Seattle when no other hotel would accept them due to security concerns over their frenzied fans. Beatlemania took over the city, with cyclone fencing installed around the hotel, fans attempting to swim across Elliott Bay and the band returning from their concert by ambulance while decoys distracted the crowds. During their stay, The Beatles were famously photographed fishing from their suite window above Elliott Bay. That iconic image secured The Edgewater Hotel’s legendary place in Seattle and rock ’n’ roll history.
The Beatles Suite
Relive a moment in rock history by staying in the actual suite that hosted The Beatles during the Seattle stop of their 1964 World Tour. This spacious, thoughtfully-appointed room is adorned with curated Beatles memorabilia, a state-of-the-art stereo system featuring a collection of The Beatles music and a private patio with panoramic views of Elliott Bay. Guests will also find cozy comforts like a gas burning-fire place, king-size bed with a feather down duvet and a living room, library and dining space to lounge.
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