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My wife and I stayed here for one night while in town for a wedding. The facility is beautiful and has much to offer, along with a few minor drawbacks. It is situated on the Columbia River so many of the rooms have partial or full river views. On a beautiful spring day, that's hard to beat. Our guest room was nicely appointed with a king bed, sleeper sofa, work station, huge TV, coffee and tea service, a small fridge with bottled water and glasses, iron and board, and in-room safe. The bathroom had the usual amenities along with the choice of a shower wand or overhead rain shower. Staff was helpful and attentive, from the desk clerk who checked us in to the server at the lounge to the desk attendant who rang up our purchases from the pantry off the lobby. The drawbacks, at present, include that the restaurant is closed for renovation. Guests can order from the menu of small plates and dine at tables that have been moved into the bar area, but it lacks the ambience of a proper stand-alone restaurant. As to the "bar" side, they have a list of specialty cocktails, including a "Signature Gin & Tonic" made with Hendrick's gin, a thin slice of cucumber cut lengthwise and wrapped inside the glass, and a star anise for an additional layer of flavor. Another drawback, in my estimation, is the nightly charge of $35 for parking. I heard one guest talking about using street parking, which is free overnight, rather than pay what he saw as an over-the-top charge. Given the hotel's nightly room rates, I understand his point. A third drawback is something that is all too common in hotels: curtains that do not close all the way and let the morning light come streaming in much too early. Unfortunately, the curtain is a single panel that runs from wall to wall, so guests don't have the option of using a binder clip to keep two halves together as at many hotels. The AC Vancouver Waterfront is within easy walking distance of Waterfront Way with its eclectic collection of restaurants, shops, stores, breweries and wine tasting rooms. There are also other hotels nearby, including the Hotel Indigo, which boasts an indoor-outdoor rooftop lounge that our son recommended. All told, a very positive experience we would not hesitate to repeat.
I'd go back for the view. Looking out at the Columbia River at dusk is priceless. The drinks were meh. But they were strong. So if you're not looking for a fussy or artisanal cocktail and you just want to look out the window or at someone you love, it'll do just fine.
I wanted to love it here. It's on the waterfront. It's close to Portland. Everyone was friendly. The restaurant was good. Bar staff was good. One bartender in particular was super friendly. She shared a lot of information. I don't know her name, but if someone from the hotel reads this, she had a lot of tattoos. One was of a cat and moon knight the back of her arm. Loved her. I wanted to love our room. I got the suite because it's our honeymoon. Having a balcony was great. We went out on it quite a bit. The shower was terrible. No space. I'm not a huge person but I could move without touching my naked body against a cold shower curtain. Room did not have a microwave. Maybe not important for some, but we would've like it. No closet. The automatic black out curtains sometimes worked. Sometimes didn't. Upon check in the very friendly desk clerk said there was room service, so on our last night, being very tired we opted for room service. We called the front desk, because there was no literature in the room telling you how to access services. We even pulled up the menu on our phones. We weren't told that you access all info from the tv. Front desk transferred us to room service. We got a voicemail. So we went downstairs to order. We were told we could wait there or come back down to get the food. It wasn't even brought up to us. But hey, you can find a bible and book of mormon in your room. Yay.
We came to check out the happy hour that I heard so much about. Sat down at the bar and Olivia said she would be right with us once she got down jotting down what supplies the am shift was gonna need the next morning. We were kind of ready to place a drink order but we waited. Then another waitress came by and asked if we were being helped yet. We said yes as soon she gets done jotting down looking thru the shelves on what the am shift is going to need. That lady was nice enough to give us some menus. I saw our waitress so the same thing to the two next couples who came to the bar to eat or drink. She told the first couple as they were wanting to order that she had to run across the way to kitchen to get something. The other couple she said she would be right back and went over to the dining room are to talk with her coworkers. She needs to pay more attention to her customers if you ask me. Jot down what the AM shifts supplies they're going to need later like when you don't have customers? Just saying. We got the chicken skewer, the steak skewer and the brussel sprouts. Wow, the food sure made up for the service. The brussel sprouts were amazing. They had hot honey, pistachios and red peppers on them. Best we have had ever!!! The chick skewers were delicious and they came with some pickled celery, jalepenos, red peppers and very garlicky hummus. So good. The steak skewers were tasty had been marinated in some kind of sauce which was delicious. I really like the blue cheese they sprinkle on top of the steak. I was surprised they came with fries which was nice. But unfortunately the fries were cold. I would definitely one back for the food. You can tell the chefs out a lot of heart into serving their food.
The hotel rooms are pretty basic, and the housekeeping was lacking in terms of bed service. They did bring fresh towels and took out the trash, but my sheets weren't changed, and the floors didn't get cleaned. The restaurant does offer room service, but everything comes in to-go containers, and the staff was laid back. The highlight of my stay was definitely the food--it was absolutely amazing! My favorite was the shrimp toast; I ended up having it twice during my stay. The sausage stuffed shells were also tasty, although I expected more chunks of sausage in it. Instead, the sausage was blended with the cheese inside the shell, but it was still delicious. They have a great selection of wine too! I would totally stay here again just for the food, even though the hotel rooms are quite simple and nothing special.
Beautiful, clean, and modern hotel located right on the waterfront. Walking distance from multiple restaurants and dessert shops, the farmers market on the weekend, and a paved trail along the water. Pros: + Walk-in shower + Floor to ceiling windows + Light and bright rooms + Parking garage on floor 2 ($25/night) Cons: - N/A I stayed here for a brief one night work trip. Absolutely loved it. Beautiful artwork in the lobby leading to the elevators. Would stay again.
Ambiance - 5/5 Excellent facility with a focus on creating positive customer experiences. From the moment I walked in, I noticed how clean this hotel was. The lobby, bar, elevator and my room were immaculate. I particularly liked how the guest rooms didn't have carpet but faux wood flooring. Yes!!! Service - 5/5 I seriously could not have asked for better service. I would like to give a particular shout out to the staff who attended to the When Women Lead conference attendees. Although I don't know their names, I highlighted two sweet ladies in a photo accompanying this review. Thank you!
This was a solo trip staycation! Absolutely beautiful and relaxing. The views from the corner suite were incredible I didn't want to leave! The staff were friendly and welcoming!
Finally popped in to check this place out. First off parking is easy and convenient. We sat at the bar on Valentines Day for happy hour. I had the spinach and apple Salas and it was very good. And the carpaccio was great, however I scraped the sauce off bc there was too much and I didn't care for it. No problem, next time I would ask them to leave it off. Happy hour specials were a deal and this place is gorgeous. Fun vibe too.
Very nice hotel at the trendy Vancouver WA waterfront. Excellent restaurant in a hotel with a full bar. We hear that the hotel is going to promote the restaurant to attract more people, not just guests staying overnight. We had breakfast a la carte twice and dinner once, and every time the expensive was very nice. Unfortunately the buffet breakfast was not available due to the Christmas holiday. We had the buffet breakfast at another AC hote, in another country and it had sufficient selection. Notable staff: Olivia in the restaurant and Becky at the bar, both have friendly personalities and are very knowledgeable about the food and beverage program at the hotel. Noise level: the PDX airport is near and I could hear planes overhead. This may be a problem for light sleepers. Currently in December 2023, it has been open for year and half and there is still construction around. This did not pose any problem. Overall, we plan to stay here again on our next visit to the area.
We had a really nice happy hour dinner last night at AC Marriott on the waterfront. Great HH menu with an all day HH on Mondays. We had their pasta shells, caesar salad and some prime rib sliders. Also had a piece of the best carrot cake. Our server recommended this dessert as well as a bananas foster dessert with ice cream. Next time.. maybe! The entire menu looked really wonderful. The pasta dish and dessert were not on the HH menu. The table next to us ordered a really great looking salmon filet with a thick cherry sauce. Will have to try that next time. Everything was super tasty. I always complain about restaurants marinara sauce typically not being flavorful enough. But this was very good! And I've never been the biggest fan of carrot cake, but this place may have changed my mind as it was probably the best carrot cake I've ever had. The hotel lounge is really beautiful. There's a gorgeous marble lit bar and everything is all white. The big outside seating area has nice heaters above your head along with a wonderful river view. We're losing Beaches at the end of the year which is very sad to me. I feel like I grew up at Beaches! Besides Grassa, Crust Collective and Twigs occasionally, I haven't really fallen in love with any of the places on our waterfront yet. AC seems pretty upscale, but yet, still casual enough. While walking out we swung by the desk so I could ask them how much a night was to stay there. She said the average is $329. I'm sure the rooms are really beautiful. We stayed in Hood River last weekend for $169 at a pretty divey motel since our regular historic Hood River Hotel was full. Everything is just so expensive right now. We will be back to AC for their HH and/or their regular menu though!
Our stay was amazing thanks to Katie and the staff! They truly made our anniversary memorable! From the beautiful room with an amazing view to the treats and friendly vibes, this is our new go-to spot in Vancouver! Easy access to the paid parking garage, nice breakfast bar, lounge, and conveniently located near all the fun places on the Waterfront. There was a disturbance with a gentleman on some sort of drugs outside the hotel entrance, and it was law enforcement arrived quickly to manage the situation. Sigh...due to the homeless/drug crisis our state (WA and OR) has been facing. We weren't concerned for our safety, and the staff made sure to follow up.
Decided to pop downtown Vancouver for a little Friday night date night. Surprise by the live music that provided a fun ambiance that I heard was here every Friday night! Food menu offers lots of great and VERY reasonably priced items. The pizza was killer, and the Chicken Harissa appetizer was a great dinner option as well. Well worth the visit!
Gorgeous modern hotel sitting on Vancouver's refurbished waterfront on the banks of Columbia River. Lobby is chic, sleek in design. It is spacious, with an inviting bar in the center. Public patio spaces outside have beautiful landscaping, both on the 4th floor and street level. There's indoor parking built into the hotel. Price is $35/night. The room we had is a king size room. Decor is simple, yet tasteful. We had a room facing the river on the top floor. The bed is comfortable and clean. The bathroom is updated with a walk in shower. The room was a comfortable with easily controlled with the thermostat. Water pressure in the showers was not as strong, but it's fine. Check in was quick, efficient and friendly. Jennifer, the front desk agent was very welcoming and super friendly. We have 3 nights here and we're excited. Great to walk along the waterfront in the morning and early evening. There's free coffee in the lobby. read more
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1 year ago
All around great experience at this beautiful, centrally located hotel. It looks like a newer building, so it hasn't been broken in by too many travelers yet! The highlights (apologize for no pics of the room itself): - large room with nice quality furniture (hefty, solid) - comfortable bed - spacious bathroom, well laid out with thoughtful placement of the necessities - typical wall-mounted body wash, shampoo, and conditioner with a nice holistic blend (not heavily perfumed) Recommend the 4th floor, which gives you access to a large outdoor seating area just off the elevator bank (sorry, no ciggies or cigars allowed). Each floor has its own "hydration station" (toot toot!) with ice, a water dispenser with 3 settings for room temp, ice and water, or just ice for your sippy cup. And a microwave! That was a nice touch. Didn't try the restaurant, but the bar was a great square design with 2 large TVs for your favorite sports game that were visible from most of the seating. Local musicians play live on Fridays and Saturdays, and they were QUALITY. Bartenders were professional and friendly, with a flair for some great mixology (thanks, Leo!!). The 24 hour market in the lobby was stocked with anything you could need! Sundries, snacks, beer, and wine, you name it! And best of all, we were located on the newly developed waterfront with a wide array of walkable restaurants, tasting rooms, breweries, and a several mile path along the beautiful Columbia River. Additionally, just a short walk away was the lovely year-round, rain or shine Farmer's Market by Esther Short Park, which had an amazing variety of local offerings. Worth every penny, and we look forward to staying there again next year. read more
My wife and I stayed here for one night while in town for a wedding. The facility is beautiful and has much to offer, along with a few minor drawbacks. It is situated on the Columbia River so many of the rooms have partial or full river views. On a beautiful spring day, that's hard to beat. Our guest room was nicely appointed with a king bed, sleeper sofa, work station, huge TV, coffee and tea service, a small fridge with bottled water and glasses, iron and board, and in-room safe. The bathroom had the usual amenities along with the choice of a shower wand or overhead rain shower. Staff was helpful and attentive, from the desk clerk who checked us in to the server at the lounge to the desk attendant who rang up our purchases from the pantry off the lobby. The drawbacks, at present, include that the restaurant is closed for renovation. Guests can order from the menu of small plates and dine at tables that have been moved into the bar area, but it lacks the ambience of a proper stand-alone restaurant. As to the "bar" side, they have a list of specialty cocktails, including a "Signature Gin & Tonic" made with Hendrick's gin, a thin slice of cucumber cut lengthwise and wrapped inside the glass, and a star anise for an additional layer of flavor. Another drawback, in my estimation, is the nightly charge of $35 for parking. I heard one guest talking about using street parking, which is free overnight, rather than pay what he saw as an over-the-top charge. Given the hotel's nightly room rates, I understand his point. A third drawback is something that is all too common in hotels: curtains that do not close all the way and let the morning light come streaming in much too early. Unfortunately, the curtain is a single panel that runs from wall to wall, so guests don't have the option of using a binder clip to keep two halves together as at many hotels. The AC Vancouver Waterfront is within easy walking distance of Waterfront Way with its eclectic collection of restaurants, shops, stores, breweries and wine tasting rooms. There are also other hotels nearby, including the Hotel Indigo, which boasts an indoor-outdoor rooftop lounge that our son recommended. All told, a very positive experience we would not hesitate to repeat. read more
I'd go back for the view. Looking out at the Columbia River at dusk is priceless. The drinks were meh. But they were strong. So if you're not looking for a fussy or artisanal cocktail and you just want to look out the window or at someone you love, it'll do just fine. read more
I wanted to love it here. It's on the waterfront. It's close to Portland. Everyone was friendly. The restaurant was good. Bar staff was good. One bartender in particular was super friendly. She shared a lot of information. I don't know her name, but if someone from the hotel reads this, she had a lot of tattoos. One was of a cat and moon knight the back of her arm. Loved her. I wanted to love our room. I got the suite because it's our honeymoon. Having a balcony was great. We went out on it quite a bit. The shower was terrible. No space. I'm not a huge person but I could move without touching my naked body against a cold shower curtain. Room did not have a microwave. Maybe not important for some, but we would've like it. No closet. The automatic black out curtains sometimes worked. Sometimes didn't. Upon check in the very friendly desk clerk said there was room service, so on our last night, being very tired we opted for room service. We called the front desk, because there was no literature in the room telling you how to access services. We even pulled up the menu on our phones. We weren't told that you access all info from the tv. Front desk transferred us to room service. We got a voicemail. So we went downstairs to order. We were told we could wait there or come back down to get the food. It wasn't even brought up to us. But hey, you can find a bible and book of mormon in your room. Yay. read more
We came to check out the happy hour that I heard so much about. Sat down at the bar and Olivia said she would be right with us once she got down jotting down what supplies the am shift was gonna need the next morning. We were kind of ready to place a drink order but we waited. Then another waitress came by and asked if we were being helped yet. We said yes as soon she gets done jotting down looking thru the shelves on what the am shift is going to need. That lady was nice enough to give us some menus. I saw our waitress so the same thing to the two next couples who came to the bar to eat or drink. She told the first couple as they were wanting to order that she had to run across the way to kitchen to get something. The other couple she said she would be right back and went over to the dining room are to talk with her coworkers. She needs to pay more attention to her customers if you ask me. Jot down what the AM shifts supplies they're going to need later like when you don't have customers? Just saying. We got the chicken skewer, the steak skewer and the brussel sprouts. Wow, the food sure made up for the service. The brussel sprouts were amazing. They had hot honey, pistachios and red peppers on them. Best we have had ever!!! The chick skewers were delicious and they came with some pickled celery, jalepenos, red peppers and very garlicky hummus. So good. The steak skewers were tasty had been marinated in some kind of sauce which was delicious. I really like the blue cheese they sprinkle on top of the steak. I was surprised they came with fries which was nice. But unfortunately the fries were cold. I would definitely one back for the food. You can tell the chefs out a lot of heart into serving their food. read more
The hotel rooms are pretty basic, and the housekeeping was lacking in terms of bed service. They did bring fresh towels and took out the trash, but my sheets weren't changed, and the floors didn't get cleaned. The restaurant does offer room service, but everything comes in to-go containers, and the staff was laid back. The highlight of my stay was definitely the food--it was absolutely amazing! My favorite was the shrimp toast; I ended up having it twice during my stay. The sausage stuffed shells were also tasty, although I expected more chunks of sausage in it. Instead, the sausage was blended with the cheese inside the shell, but it was still delicious. They have a great selection of wine too! I would totally stay here again just for the food, even though the hotel rooms are quite simple and nothing special. read more
Beautiful, clean, and modern hotel located right on the waterfront. Walking distance from multiple restaurants and dessert shops, the farmers market on the weekend, and a paved trail along the water. Pros: + Walk-in shower + Floor to ceiling windows + Light and bright rooms + Parking garage on floor 2 ($25/night) Cons: - N/A I stayed here for a brief one night work trip. Absolutely loved it. Beautiful artwork in the lobby leading to the elevators. Would stay again. read more
5 months ago
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2 years ago
Ambiance - 5/5 Excellent facility with a focus on creating positive customer experiences. From the moment I walked in, I noticed how clean this hotel was. The lobby, bar, elevator and my room were immaculate. I particularly liked how the guest rooms didn't have carpet but faux wood flooring. Yes!!! Service - 5/5 I seriously could not have asked for better service. I would like to give a particular shout out to the staff who attended to the When Women Lead conference attendees. Although I don't know their names, I highlighted two sweet ladies in a photo accompanying this review. Thank you! read more
1 year ago
This was a solo trip staycation! Absolutely beautiful and relaxing. The views from the corner suite were incredible I didn't want to leave! The staff were friendly and welcoming! read more
3 years ago
Finally popped in to check this place out. First off parking is easy and convenient. We sat at the bar on Valentines Day for happy hour. I had the spinach and apple Salas and it was very good. And the carpaccio was great, however I scraped the sauce off bc there was too much and I didn't care for it. No problem, next time I would ask them to leave it off. Happy hour specials were a deal and this place is gorgeous. Fun vibe too. read more
1 year ago
Very nice hotel at the trendy Vancouver WA waterfront. Excellent restaurant in a hotel with a full bar. We hear that the hotel is going to promote the restaurant to attract more people, not just guests staying overnight. We had breakfast a la carte twice and dinner once, and every time the expensive was very nice. Unfortunately the buffet breakfast was not available due to the Christmas holiday. We had the buffet breakfast at another AC hote, in another country and it had sufficient selection. Notable staff: Olivia in the restaurant and Becky at the bar, both have friendly personalities and are very knowledgeable about the food and beverage program at the hotel. Noise level: the PDX airport is near and I could hear planes overhead. This may be a problem for light sleepers. Currently in December 2023, it has been open for year and half and there is still construction around. This did not pose any problem. Overall, we plan to stay here again on our next visit to the area. read more
We had a really nice happy hour dinner last night at AC Marriott on the waterfront. Great HH menu with an all day HH on Mondays. We had their pasta shells, caesar salad and some prime rib sliders. Also had a piece of the best carrot cake. Our server recommended this dessert as well as a bananas foster dessert with ice cream. Next time.. maybe! The entire menu looked really wonderful. The pasta dish and dessert were not on the HH menu. The table next to us ordered a really great looking salmon filet with a thick cherry sauce. Will have to try that next time. Everything was super tasty. I always complain about restaurants marinara sauce typically not being flavorful enough. But this was very good! And I've never been the biggest fan of carrot cake, but this place may have changed my mind as it was probably the best carrot cake I've ever had. The hotel lounge is really beautiful. There's a gorgeous marble lit bar and everything is all white. The big outside seating area has nice heaters above your head along with a wonderful river view. We're losing Beaches at the end of the year which is very sad to me. I feel like I grew up at Beaches! Besides Grassa, Crust Collective and Twigs occasionally, I haven't really fallen in love with any of the places on our waterfront yet. AC seems pretty upscale, but yet, still casual enough. While walking out we swung by the desk so I could ask them how much a night was to stay there. She said the average is $329. I'm sure the rooms are really beautiful. We stayed in Hood River last weekend for $169 at a pretty divey motel since our regular historic Hood River Hotel was full. Everything is just so expensive right now. We will be back to AC for their HH and/or their regular menu though! read more
Our stay was amazing thanks to Katie and the staff! They truly made our anniversary memorable! From the beautiful room with an amazing view to the treats and friendly vibes, this is our new go-to spot in Vancouver! Easy access to the paid parking garage, nice breakfast bar, lounge, and conveniently located near all the fun places on the Waterfront. There was a disturbance with a gentleman on some sort of drugs outside the hotel entrance, and it was law enforcement arrived quickly to manage the situation. Sigh...due to the homeless/drug crisis our state (WA and OR) has been facing. We weren't concerned for our safety, and the staff made sure to follow up. read more
2 years ago
Decided to pop downtown Vancouver for a little Friday night date night. Surprise by the live music that provided a fun ambiance that I heard was here every Friday night! Food menu offers lots of great and VERY reasonably priced items. The pizza was killer, and the Chicken Harissa appetizer was a great dinner option as well. Well worth the visit! read more
3 years ago
We used to travel back and forth between Seattle and Vancouver a lot and always look forward to staying here. The gym is amazing, even has a Peloton. Service is top notch. The restaurant is soooo underratedly good. BEST BURGER in town! Better than the actual burger place next door lol. Waterfront view from even behind the bar is so classy and gorgeous. We finally moved to Vancouver, so now this is our most favorite place to dine and visit even as new locals I left behind an electric toothbrush one time and when we came to back to have lunch here and asked lost and found, the manager himself tried to find it. They didn't end up finding it, which was fine, as I was going to buy a new one anyway. But the manager later told staff to comp everything we had at the restaurant including additional drinks we ordered. That was really sweet! Love Love Love this hidden gem. Also, we have Teslas and love the free charging and chargers are plentiful. Parking is convenient about $25 overnight which is not bad esp if you utilize EV charging. Lavender bags for pillows for hotel guests are a nice touch also! read more
Beautiful new restaurant lounge on the waterfront in downtown Vancouver. I was impressed with the modern design and openness of the bar area. We sat at the bar Marissa was our bartender she was fun and knowledgeable. I ordered their signature Gin & Tonic and my husband ordered Smoked Manhattan. The Gin & Tonic was served in a large goblet with Hendricks Gin, Fever Tree Tonic and fresh cucumber. It was very large and delicious. For eats we ordered a Waterfront Burger and Ricotta Toast with a spicy meatballs. Both were incredibly delicious. The burger was cooked as requested. The bacon was cooked perfectly atop a juicy and flavorful burger patty. The big winner was the ricotta toast with spicy meatballs for $10. Everything about this dish is a win win. Perfectly toasted French bread with ricotta cheese topped with two savory meatballs and Italian style sauce. DELICIOUS!!! They have a beautiful outside area with plenty of seating and gas fire tables. Compared to all the other restaurants on the waterfront this is a hidden gem. read more
2 years ago
Fantastic Gym, next level breakfast, very attentive staff, amazing view to the river and great shower. New hotel. Gym: very clean and attended. Has a kickboxing heavy bag, multiple cables machine with pull-ups and dips stations, all treadmills, bikes, elliptical and stair master machines are new and feel very comfortable. The stair master even has a fan grid. Great Rowing machine and clean/organized dumbbells area. Water machine and towels are well served and full. Breakfast: great buffet selection with charcuterie meats like prosciutto, turkey, roast beef, ham, salami ,manchego cheese and soft cheese. Super fresh crunchy corssaints with Nutella and other flavor jams. Mango/chia/coconuts cups, juices and fruits. The menu for service was very good as well I had the scrambled eggs, arugula and prosciutto toast four days and the waffle Nutella/fruits and I was very happy. I have to point out that my company paid for it so my review is in the quality of the food, impression and service. It felt expensive. Rooms: big, comfortable, new and amazing river-sea view with mountains behind. What I liked the most was the bathroom as it had a big, illuminated shower with strong pressure and fast draining system. As a person that travels all the time I deal with a lot of hotels showers that are slow to drain and this one was very nice. So nice that every single day I I took long showers and even washed my under wears and socks with the big bottles of shampoo. The shower has the faucet across opposite wall of the shower height adjustable telephone head which I found very convenient. And inside double towel holding inside. Which I used to hand the clothes once washed. Never have I hand washed my socks before in a hotel. Big screen tv and smart compact fridge that honestly I didn't even get to use because I was lazy and didn't know what bottoms to press. Staff: the week I was there I interacted with about 8-9 people and they were all supper friendly and helpful. Only bad experience was one night the bar tender wanted to charge 6 beers to my friends when they only had 3. When confronted with it they still paid 4. That was very akward and unfortunate. I was just drinking water and very sober and know they only got 3 beers. In the other hand, the day I arrived the front lady gave me a voucher for a drink while they got my room ready and since I don't drink I asked if I could trade it for a Häagen-Dazs & D ice cream from their mini market and they pleasantly did. Location: the hotel is located in the water bank which has lots of new nice places to just walk in and eat. I have eaten in all of them and find them to be touristy but with good ambience and view. If you want good food go the opposite side 3 blocks away and you will have The Smokin Oak Pit. This place is amazing and I ate there the last 3 days. Brisket and Cow ribs are insanely delicious. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Had the unfortunate experience of staying the night here in October. Got a room with a nice view and the amenities looked nice. Due to a late check in and early morning for conference it wasn't until my second (and final night) that I noticed the infestation. After talking with the front desk it was made to believe that this is a normal expectation for a room near the water. Also that they "easily get in through the ventilation system". Since checking out I did get followed up by the general manager to get clarification and he also offered some Marriott bonvoy points. Sure, I'm already checked out and and it's better than nothing. Except, I haven't received anything, so it's not better. :/ Overall, spend your money elsewhere until they call pest control. read more
1 year ago
This review is for the AC Lounge dining experience. Ok! First off, the ambience here is on point. My wife and I went out for our first date night in ages and got all dressed up and this place was just perfect. I got the Frites and Prosciutto and my wife got the Waterfront Burger. Oh my gosh, you guys. Those fries were hot and the perfect amount of crispy. The prosciutto was also crispy (without being overdone) and the Garlic Aioli was highly addictive. If I'm being honest, I'm kind of a ranch snob when I go out to eat (most places do not have ranch I'd recommend), but the AC Lounge has a ranch that's served cool, and has a great blend of that buttermilk and dill flavor that complimented the frites perfectly. The burger! Oh man. My wife worked in restaurants for almost twenty years, and she said the Waterfront Burger here is easily in her top 3 restaurant burgers she's ever had. (I couldn't eat it, otherwise I'd have totally stolen a bite.) The staff is fun, the service was quick, and the live music was great! (River Twain was playing that night and they were awesome.) Overall, I had a really good experience here and am very much looking forward to returning. read more
3 years ago
The hotel is new and has many new comfortable features but don't get a room facing the I-5 Bridge. The windows are not insulated. The constant interstate noise, jets taking off from PDX, and construction noise with the heavy equipment beginning at 7:00 is constant. Forget quality sleep!!! read more
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The AC Hotel by Marriott is a relatively new restaurant and hotel. The Food is always amazing and very elegant, they have excellent staff all are very kind and hard working, you can have a great view of the bridge and sunset. I would recommend this restaurant for dinner and they have good party service. read more
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Excellent service, Olivia is AmazingJaybird is playing and his band is a great addition to Vancouver's new waterfront read more
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