SEATTLE – (February 17, 2015) – Cedarbrook Lodge, the quintessentially Northwest business and leisure destination located less than five minutes from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, completed a multi-million dollar expansion project which added a destination spa, outdoor hot tub and third guest room building to the award-winning property.
“The expansion has made Cedarbrook Lodge an even greater destination for business and leisure travelers alike,” said General Manager David Sullivan. “We can now accommodate larger conference groups and have a place for guests to relax and unwind thanks to the addition of The Spa.”
The expansion project, designed by GGLO and built by Lease Crutcher Lewis, increases Cedarbrook’s room capacity by 60 percent; bringing the number of guest rooms and suites to 167. The new Alder guest room building is 5-stories with 63 guest rooms, including two Luxury Suites, and Cedarbrook’s signature communal Living Room with 24/7 complimentary snacks, sitting areas, TV and more. The building also features several rooms with a private balcony from which guests can enjoy views of the properties expansive lawn, herb garden, and 11 acres of restored wetlands. The new guest rooms feature high-end fixtures such as alarm clock compatible with Apple mobile devices and MP3 players, Keurig coffee maker, and 42? wall-mounted HDTV’s as well as comfortable furnishings similar to the existing Spruce and Dogwood guest room buildings.
The one-bedroom Luxury Suites are 985-square feet with 640-square feet of living space for entertaining and meetings as well as a 235-square foot private balcony with views of Cedarbrook’s herb garden and woodsy evergreens. The suites feature a King Simmons Beautyrest Black™ Georgetown™ Recharge® Pillow Top bed, floating fireplace, and an option for a connecting room.
Also included in the expansion was the addition of an outdoor hot tub and the new 3,350-square-foot The Spa at Cedarbrook. The Spa draws upon Cedarbrook’s serene and lush location, offering guests a field to forest experience, featuring pure plant botanical spa treatments that take guests on a transformative journey. Opened in October 2014, The Spa is located on the ground floor of the Big Cedar building and adjacent to the award-winning Copperleaf Restaurant & Bar. The Spa consists of two couples rooms; a Vichy shower treatment room; a fireside relaxation room; two aesthetician treatment rooms; four manicure and pedicure stations; a shared serenity suite with soaking tub; separate men’s and women’s locker rooms; and a patio for group events. The Brightwood Board Room, which occupied The Spa’s current space, was relocated to the second floor of the Big Cedar building.
Guests of Cedarbrook Lodge have access to a vast assortment of complimentary amenities and services, including Northwest continental breakfast featuring smoked Northwest trout, local charcuterie, fresh fruit and more; Green Natüra bath amenities and Terry-lined bathrobes; Simmons Beautyrest Black™ Georgetown™ Recharge® Pillow Top bedding wrapped in luxury linens; Living Rooms in each of the guest room buildings featuring comfortable sitting areas, fireplaces, book libraries and complimentary 24-hour snacks such as Haagen Dazs ice cream, malted milk balls, yogurt, fresh fruit and bottled water; hotel-wide WiFi access; and guest shuttle service to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Central Link light rail, and Amtrak Tukwila stations. Copperleaf Restaurant & Bar, Cedarbrook’s award-winning farm-to-table restaurant, features flavors of the Northwest prepared by Executive Chef Mark Bodinet and his culinary team. Cedarbrook Lodge offers valet and self-parking with 195 parking spaces, as well as extensive meeting space including more than 18,000 square feet of flexible indoor meeting space to accommodate parties of up to 300 people, 14 banquet and meeting rooms, and 5,500 square feet of outdoor event space.
For more information about Cedarbrook Lodge, including details about special offers and upcoming events, visit www.CedarbrookLodge.com.
