Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Jul 21, 2010
WE checked into the Edgewater and immediately was asked if you wanted an upgrade
as they had booked up next to the street and the railroad tracks. We upgraded
for $50 per night and was promised a large room but had to wait several hours.
Went shopping and came back to a very small room on the water side. Had a
balcony but the railing was so wobbley that was afraid to touch it, dangerous.
Hotel is old with onlky a band-aid of an update. Staff was not friendly when
asking directions. Altogether a BAD experience. Stay Away!!!!!
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Jul 18, 2010
We just stayed 2 nights at this hotel. It was so fun being on the waterfront
side, watching all the activity in the Bay and the cruise ships...beware rooms
264 and 266, they are over the bar area of the hotel and they have bands on
Friday and Saturday night...LOUD does not describe what it does in your room.
They do stop at midnight, but if you are trying to sleep before that..you wont!
No cups in the bathrooms for rinsing your mouth or drinking the tap
water....view is amazing at night from the lounge/restaurant...service in lounge
area very slow...pretty bad...BUT, I would go back here knowing what to ask for
now!
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Jul 12, 2010
The hotel can get pretty pricey we originally planned to stay at the room with a
city view but we decided to upgrade (sorry I can't remember how the upgrade was)
but I assure you it was the best money ever spent. We got a room with the water
view and it was amazing!!! we used the tub a lot cause it just seemed so cozy
and romantic. :) Next time we visit seattle we will sure stay here again :)
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Jul 3, 2010
I truly loved staying at this hotel because the view was really
incredible!!!!!!! I felt like I was in a wooden cabin and it was just really
comfortable for me and my family. The only thing i would have to mention is that
it is a little expensive for my taste but it was really worth it :)
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Jun 26, 2010
We were thrilled to get a reservation and water view room at The Edgewater Hotel
in Seattle. This hotel is beautifully decorated, super clean and very
comfortable. The service is impeccable, the room was superb, and the food and
beverage is delicious. Our Front Desk Agent, Emily, could not have been more
kind and efficient. She handled every detail of our stay to ensure we were very
happy. We loved it so much that we extended our trip for an additional night. We
can hardly wait to get back to the Edgewater hotel to relax and enjoy the
extraordinary service of the entire staff. Thank you.
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Jun 16, 2010
I stayed at the Edgewater on Monday May 31st (last day of Memorial Day weekend)
for just one night with my spouse and two children ages 11 and 8. Like many of
the reviewers I also obtained my reservation via Priceline, I paid $75 on
Priceline + taxes of $18.65 for a total of $93.65 for one night. I agree that
the valet parking is too much for one night and we left the car on the street
for Monday (holiday) and fed the 2 hr meter at 8am Tuesday. Parking on the
street was very easy for us and if that was unavailable there is a parking
garage just across the street. We loved the location; we took walks along the
waterfront and took a free bus to Safeco field and an $8.00 cab ride back to the
hotel. The hotel also has four bicycles for use. The bikes are free to use and a
bike lock is provided. The hotel is clean, and the views from the lobby and
restaurant are fantastic. We did not have a view from our room and paid another
$20?? for two beds. I would stay again but I would also prefer a hotel with a
pool for my children. It overall seems like a 3 star hotel with a five star
view.
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
May 28, 2010
This was an accessible room I booked this hotel on Priceline and got a 75 dollar
rate for a Friday night. I did as another reviewer suggested and called the
front desk to have the room upgraded to an ocean view. This was another 50
dollars, but essential and well worth it. I was given a room on the 4th floor,
overlooking the water. The front desk and bell hops were very helpful and
professional. I would stay here again for sure!
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
May 12, 2010
Corny sink that wouldn't drain - it's pretty though Location. Location. Quiant
hotel in a VERY nice location right on the water. Water side rooms are really
the best reason to come here.
Staff was friendly enough. Elevators speedy and prompt. The reception area was
great and comfy with large windows looking out to the water.
Room was kinda tacky- but I'm not a "lodge" style person. Old mini bar and dated
chairs. TV unit wouldn't stay open for the evening news. Bathroom was beautiful
stone work and chrome. Beds were comfy.
Weird - our window on the 2nd floor opened. More weird - no screen. This was not
a child friendly area. Paper thin walls - we were up at 1 am, 2 am and 3 am when
neighbors came back to their rooms. Views out City side - Train Tracks with on
going train traffic all day - and ALL night!
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
May 9, 2010
This place is located on puget sound and very close to the wharfs. We had a very
comfortable room and excellent service. The restaurant was excellent also.
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
May 7, 2010
Loved this spot! I'm even somewhat hesitant in writing this review since I want
to keep this location under the radar. The decor is a mashup of lodge and ultra
mod. I was lucky enough to have perfect partly cloudy warm sunny days while
spending hours with my friends dining and drinking on the waters at Edgewater;
an amazing experience!
Cheers!
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Apr 24, 2010
The location of this hotel is wonderful. It is within walking distance to Pike
Place Market and the Seattle Aquarium. The views from both our room and the
lobby were spectacular. We booked through here and received a good deal. We paid
extra to have the waterfront premium room. The best part of this hotel was the
view from outside our room. You could open the window and lean your head out
over the water. We could see the mountains and the ferries go by. We even saw a
jelly fish float by our room. Everything about the room and stay, thus far was
great. The problems started when we tried to go to sleep. Someone on the floor
above us took a shower around 11 pm at night. This should not have been a
problem except we could hear the water rushing through the pipes and the water
hitting the floor in the shower above us. We could also hear kids running around
and giggling upstairs. It seemed to me that the walls and floors are pretty
thin. Even though we did not get much sleep, I would probably stay here again.
There is nothing like the views you can see from your room, if you have the
right one. I would never stay here if I had a city view. It is too expensive and
the walls are too thin.
Hotel Review of the Edgewater Hotel Seattle
Apr 19, 2010
We stayed at this hotel the weekend of April 17th. From the moment we drove our
car up to their valet parking and went to check in we were greeted with
wonderful staff and very helpful too. The lobby of the hotel is great with a
view of the water and our room was on the smaller side but nicely decorated. The
bed was comfortable. We had a city view on the 4th floor, overlooking the hill
up to the Space Needle and also train tracks. We didn't find the trains too
disturbing and it was rather interesting watching them go by. We used the
hotel's shuttle bus to get to shopping areas and the Paramount Theatre. We also
had drinks in their bar and the service was great. Valet parking was rather
expensive at close to $40.00 with taxes included but we found a good deal on
priceline for the room $75.00 for the night plus taxes so at this rate were okay
with paying for the valet parking. We will definitely be back. |
