The Edgewater

We stayed at the Edgewater in May 2019. Everyone was very attentive to us. We stayed in a premium room overlooking the water. Fireplace was a nice touch. Loved having the shop in the lobby. We ate at the bar while having drinks, clam chowder was best ever. Then we had Mother's Day lunch in the Six Seven Restaurant, and it was so special. We loved our stay! Read less

Tiny rooms and those with a city view back on to railway tracks with very noisy freight trains. Shower floors are uneven and uncomfortable on your feet. Water pressure is ordinary. Queen room so small, you could only open one suitcase at a time after moving furniture around. Stairs or a steep ramp to drag your bags up when you exit the lift on the fourth floor. The extra resort fee was a rip off. Sure the Beatles stayed here but it probably is the same as when they were here in the 60s. Staff on the front desk were welcoming. Read less

We were a party of six, we booked the night before for the $70 per person prix fixe brunch at the Six Seven Restaurant in the Edgewater. I was wary of the price point because with six people + automatically applied 20% tip the bill came to a whopping $548. But it was Mother’s Day and my parents were visiting from out of town, and both my sons were able to join us, so the special occasion seem to warrant the spendier tab. My parents were immediately impressed by the view of the sound. Our table of six was beautifully set and our family was seated so we had an excellent view of the beautiful restaurant filled with happily dining families, and that set the right mood immediately. It’s always worth going to the 67 for that perfect dining ambience. The restaurant was not so loud that we couldn’t hear one another and that was important because there were three generations in our family sitting down for conversation at this meal. Cuisine-wise: we loved the distinctive appetizer buffet — all you could enjoy exquisitely tasty fresh oyster shooters in individual containers, an extraordinary spread of artisan cheeses with baskets of overflowing fresh bread, asparagus that was perfectly steamed, warm mini quiche, an abundance of the right kinds of mushrooms and vegetables to whet the appetite. We had seven entrées to choose from. Our party ordered Lobster Croque Madame, Steak medium rare and medium well — both were excellent, mushroom frittata (a bit dry and therefore disappointing), and the fresh halibut which turned out to be a little less flavorful than desired. They also had their classic Dungeness Crab Benedict which is made to perfection (and my husband wished he had ordered instead of the frittata). The dessert buffet array was also wonderful. Everything from mini cheesecake with strawberries, delicious Chocolati truffles, in every variety, lemon bars and red velvet cake, and flourless chocolate torte. I would come again, though with the smaller party for a more reasonable tab. I didn’t check if the coffee we drank was part of the prix fixe but if it wasn’t, I recommend that it should be. Traffic on a Sunday morning down by the waterfront was heavy and we arrive 15 minutes late for our reservations despite having left the house 20 minutes early. Something about the cruise ship parked in the harbor, so check your travel times when heading to the waterfront! Parking is pricy, though a portion is validated, park across the street in the garage for better rates, just be prepared for long exit lines from the garage. Read less