K2W6Br14 (I), Rb2W6Br14 (II), and Cs2W6Br14 (III) were formed by reactions of W6Br12 with the corresponding alkali metal bromides in evacuated silica tubes with a temperature gradient of 925 K/915 K. (I) crystallizes in the cubic space group Pn3 (no. 201), a = 13.808 Å, Z = 4, cP88. (II) crystallizes in the monoclinic space group C2/c (no. 15), a = 20.301 Å, b = 15.396 Å, c = 9.720 Å, β = 115.69°, Z = 4, mC88. (III) crystallizes in the trigonal space group P31c (no. 163), a = 10.180 Å, c = 15.125 Å, Z = 2, hP44. The crystal structures are composed of the isolated [(W6Br 8italici)Br 6italica]2– cluster anions and the alkali metal cations (d(W–W) = 2.635(2) Å, d(W–Bri) = 2.624(4) Å, d(W–Bra) = 2.595(4) Å). The shape of the anions is influenced by the crystal field symmetry, but the mean bond lengths are not changed by the cation size. The packing of the cluster anions corresponds to ccp pattern in (I) and hcp pattern in (II) and (III), respectively. The alkali metal cations in the octahedral holes are coordinated only by the Bra ligands while those in the tetrahedral and trigonal‐bipyramidal cavities are surrounded by Bra and Bri ligands. The details will be discussed and compared with other structures.