Marrowstone Island Mountain Vacations

Nice hotel very close to downtown Seattle. Rooms a bit small but very well kept. Staying again on the way back. Excellent.

Staff at Edgewater were amazing! They gave us a water view room and brought champagne to our room for a special birthday.

Overall, our hotel experience was excellent—from valet parking to the front desk, and even the room amenities. Unfortunately, our visit to the restaurant left us with a very different impression. The restaurant offers a beautiful city view, which is no doubt why it’s so highly rated. While my mother (age 80) and I patiently waited for our brunch, two window tables opened up. My mother asked if we could move, so I approached the hostess. After she checked with the manager, our request was denied. When I asked to speak directly with the manager, he approached us without even a polite greeting and instead began with, “You want to speak with me?” I explained that this was the only day during our four-day stay when we could enjoy the restaurant and that we’d love to move to a window table to take in the view. His response was that window seating requires a $50 reservation fee and that switching tables would “confuse the staff.” To me, it seemed unreasonable to prioritize staff convenience over a guest’s request—especially since those two window tables remained empty for the entirety of our meal. This left us with an extremely unpleasant dining experience. I’ve stayed at many top-rated hotels around the world, and one consistent hallmark of luxury hospitality is that staff strive to accommodate guests whenever possible. Here, every other hotel staff member we encountered went above and beyond, but this manager ruined it

Clean Room; wish they had bigger TV in open area downstairs to watch sports

Staff was very helpful and polite. Property was clean and well kept. Valet parking was quick and responsive.

Great place great service very clean a little expensive but I went during the worst time football and baseball back-to-back so that's why the price was probably crazy overall best experience in a hotel I had it a long time

Overall, our hotel experience was excellent—from valet parking to the front desk, and even the room amenities. Unfortunately, our visit to the restaurant left us with a very different impression. The restaurant offers a beautiful city view, which is no doubt why it’s so highly rated. While my mother (age 80) and I patiently waited for our brunch, two window tables opened up. My mother asked if we could move, so I approached the hostess. After she checked with the manager, our request was denied. When I asked to speak directly with the manager, he approached us without even a polite greeting and instead began with, “You want to speak with me?” I explained that this was the only day during our four-day stay when we could enjoy the restaurant and that we’d love to move to a window table to take in the view. His response was that window seating requires a $50 reservation fee and that switching tables would “confuse the staff.” To me, it seemed unreasonable to prioritize staff convenience over a guest’s request—especially since those two window tables remained empty for the entirety of our meal. This left us with an extremely unpleasant dining experience. I’ve stayed at many top-rated hotels around the world, and one consistent hallmark of luxury hospitality is that staff strive to accommodate guests whenever possible. Here, every other hotel staff member we encountered went above and beyond, but this manager ruined it

I've always stayed at The Four Seasons. I love The Four Seasons anywhere in the United States. The Seattle location is especially beautiful.