Edgewater Hotel (The)
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Its cool that the hotel is built on a pier but you only know that if you agree to pay an extra 50$ per night (if u v booked on priceline) to get a water facing room. There is not much of a common area, no pool, no spa, no nothing (no basic stuff u d expect at a 4 star hotel). Over all the interior feels like you are in an old cruise ship. The passages are dark and narrow, rooms really small. The decor is like an old lodge (to make you feel like you are saying in a small family owned motel. The bathrooms are very small but nicely redone (with contemporary fixtures that obviously dont match the rest of the lodge decor.
Reviewed by: design fluid from on May 14 2009
IT IS OUTDATED PLACE, SMELLS LIKE MOLD, AND RIGHT NEXT TO TRAIN TRACKS AND FREEWAY. YOU CAN'T SLEEP THERE, OVERPRICES PARKING OF $30 AND MUST BE VALLEY. THEY TAKE YOUR CAR AND PARK IT ON THE LOT RIGHT WHERE YOU CAME OUT. CHARGE YOU $30 FOR THAT. THIS PLACE SHOULD BE A 2 STAR - NOT 4!!!! IT WILL BE THE SMALLEST 4 STAR ROOM YOU EVER SEE.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 06 2009
If you love being by the water, AND close to all of the downtown attractions...this is the place. We stayed 3 nights in a water front room before heading to Canada and it was marvelous!!! We kept the curtains open the entire time and watched the boats go by all hours of the night and day. We even fed about 30 seagulls from the window every morning.
Reviewed by: Angela from on Dec 10 2008
My wife and I held our wedding at the Edgewater Hotel (Seattle) September of 2008 and were unpleasantly surprised when we got back from our honeymoon and found out that our final bill was almost 30% (over $4,600) higher than the final estimated we received just days prior to the wedding. When we met with our sales representative and her manager we were told that the original estimate was just that, an estimate. They then assured us, however, that our satisfaction is their priority; they’d review the final bill and see if we could “meet in the middle somewhere.” Our sales representative called us five days later to let us know that the best they could do was offer to reduce our final bill by roughly $1,600.
Reviewed by: Drewsky from on Nov 03 2008
This is a great hotel. The balcony is intimate, private, and on the water. We sat on the balcony and fed the seagulls - very nice. We stayed during the holiday season and were greeted with hot apple cider after our long adventurous days in Seattle. Short walks to tourist attractions. The food was excellent and the staff was pleasant/
Reviewed by: 1travelchick from on Aug 31 2008
Stayed one night there, rooms were very small,cute and someone classy, waking up to the pigeons at 430am, didnt like that. Service nothing to brag about, they did nothing out of the ordinary, didnt even bring our bags up to the room...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 06 2008
The wood used on the inside and out of the hotel gives me the feel that i'm at a lodge. the view from the rooms are great. you either get the ocean or city view. I chose the city view so I could see the Needle Tower from my window. This is the only hotel on the waterfront, and is within 10 blocks from the Needle Tower, Pike Place, and the ferries. There is a free hotel shuttle that will pick you up and drop you off if you are traveling in the downtown area.
Reviewed by: JennieP from on Mar 27 2008
It's a must to stay at the waterfront side rather than the city side or else it's a waste of money. I originally booked the cheapest room. But for $50 more I could have a room that faces the water, twice the size, and a king bed instead of a queen. The water view was truly breathtaking.
Reviewed by: Willy from on Oct 22 2007
i love the way the staff treats you.ever room is like heaven.my parents loved it and also we are goming back this winter.hopefully the staff and every one ther will treat us with the same or better respect.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 08 2007
LOVE the view and decor. The breakfast was to die for. The location is perfect for catching the ferry to downtown Victoria. The rooms are warm and romantic. A true treat to stay at the Edgewater!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 14 2007
Hotel on the Water
Back to Edgewater Hotel (The)
Its cool that the hotel is built on a pier but you only know that if you agree to pay an extra 50$ per night (if u v booked on priceline) to get a water facing room. There is not much of a common area, no pool, no spa, no nothing (no basic stuff u d expect at a 4 star hotel). Over all the interior feels like you are in an old cruise ship. The passages are dark and narrow, rooms really small. The decor is like an old lodge (to make you feel like you are saying in a small family owned motel. The bathrooms are very small but nicely redone (with contemporary fixtures that obviously dont match the rest of the lodge decor.
Reviewed by: design fluid from on May 14 2009
IT IS OUTDATED PLACE, SMELLS LIKE MOLD, AND RIGHT NEXT TO TRAIN TRACKS AND FREEWAY. YOU CAN'T SLEEP THERE, OVERPRICES PARKING OF $30 AND MUST BE VALLEY. THEY TAKE YOUR CAR AND PARK IT ON THE LOT RIGHT WHERE YOU CAME OUT. CHARGE YOU $30 FOR THAT. THIS PLACE SHOULD BE A 2 STAR - NOT 4!!!! IT WILL BE THE SMALLEST 4 STAR ROOM YOU EVER SEE.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Feb 06 2009
If you love being by the water, AND close to all of the downtown attractions...this is the place. We stayed 3 nights in a water front room before heading to Canada and it was marvelous!!! We kept the curtains open the entire time and watched the boats go by all hours of the night and day. We even fed about 30 seagulls from the window every morning.
Reviewed by: Angela from on Dec 10 2008
My wife and I held our wedding at the Edgewater Hotel (Seattle) September of 2008 and were unpleasantly surprised when we got back from our honeymoon and found out that our final bill was almost 30% (over $4,600) higher than the final estimated we received just days prior to the wedding. When we met with our sales representative and her manager we were told that the original estimate was just that, an estimate. They then assured us, however, that our satisfaction is their priority; they’d review the final bill and see if we could “meet in the middle somewhere.” Our sales representative called us five days later to let us know that the best they could do was offer to reduce our final bill by roughly $1,600.
Reviewed by: Drewsky from on Nov 03 2008
This is a great hotel. The balcony is intimate, private, and on the water. We sat on the balcony and fed the seagulls - very nice. We stayed during the holiday season and were greeted with hot apple cider after our long adventurous days in Seattle. Short walks to tourist attractions. The food was excellent and the staff was pleasant/
Reviewed by: 1travelchick from on Aug 31 2008
Stayed one night there, rooms were very small,cute and someone classy, waking up to the pigeons at 430am, didnt like that. Service nothing to brag about, they did nothing out of the ordinary, didnt even bring our bags up to the room...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 06 2008
The wood used on the inside and out of the hotel gives me the feel that i'm at a lodge. the view from the rooms are great. you either get the ocean or city view. I chose the city view so I could see the Needle Tower from my window. This is the only hotel on the waterfront, and is within 10 blocks from the Needle Tower, Pike Place, and the ferries. There is a free hotel shuttle that will pick you up and drop you off if you are traveling in the downtown area.
Reviewed by: JennieP from on Mar 27 2008
It's a must to stay at the waterfront side rather than the city side or else it's a waste of money. I originally booked the cheapest room. But for $50 more I could have a room that faces the water, twice the size, and a king bed instead of a queen. The water view was truly breathtaking.
Reviewed by: Willy from on Oct 22 2007
i love the way the staff treats you.ever room is like heaven.my parents loved it and also we are goming back this winter.hopefully the staff and every one ther will treat us with the same or better respect.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 08 2007
LOVE the view and decor. The breakfast was to die for. The location is perfect for catching the ferry to downtown Victoria. The rooms are warm and romantic. A true treat to stay at the Edgewater!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 14 2007
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