The Edgewater offers basic accomodations. It's nothing fancy, but if you're not planning to use the room for anything except sleeping, it's fine.
An earlier reviewer (Palla) had a bad experience with respect to the cleanliness of the room and the (lack of) housekeeping. I can't say whether his experience was unusually bad or whether mine was unusually good, but I had no complaints at all about the cleanliness.

We arrived at the Edgewater on Saturday, March 15, for a 6 night stay. Drove in after spending 5 previous nights in Las Vegas.

We stayed at the Edgewater. The casino was very nice and I didn't lose a fortune there. I found myself playing mostly video poker and each night played live poker in their poker room. Great dealers and great people.

I was not impressed with the rooms at the Edgewater at all, nor housekeeping. One example: Upon entering the room there was bird [---] on the sheers on the window. I asked housekeeping to please take care of this. They asked me if I'd left the window open, that sometimes people do and birds come in. I said no, I had just checked in. Well, next day, it was still there. Asked housekeeping AGAIN to take care of this. Nothing done. Next day I mentioned it AGAIN and said if it wasn't taken care of I'd call head of housekeeping. Finally fresh shears were put up. There was also a dead spider on floor as well as popcorn. The popcorn stayed on the floor all week...the spider, I picked up myself. The room itself was fine. A standard king room with roomy bathroom; however housekeeping was lacking.

We ate at the buffet 2-3 times. All breakfasts. It was good, and with the players card it was a mere $2.99. Well worth it. Everything from A-Z. We ate at Cocoa's one night. I would not recommend. Service was horrible and food so-so. Perhaps it was the time we ate (9:00 p.m.). I'm not sure, but we didn't eat there again after that.

My husband and I were travelling Arizona, Nevada and California and we decided to do a two night stay in Laughlin. We stayed in the Jacuzzi Suite in the Sedona tower. It was perfect. Check in was fast and friendly. Our room was more than we expected, a gorgeous suite, king size bed and an AMAZING jacuzzi tub. After site seeing the tub was the perfect way to relax. Our view was of the river and Boulder City (?) across the river, oh and the new Home Depot was very pretty at night. ;) I was aware of some bad reviews of this hotel, so when I booked, I made sure that I specifically asked for the sedona tower. My booking was done by email and was very prompt and efficient. The only problem I had with the Edgewater was the "no sugar added" dessert buffet, I prefer my dessert to be sweet and even the apple pie was a dissapointment. My husband and I were the youngest couple there ( we are in our late 30s) and we found that the hotel is geared for older people. We were there to sightsee the area and not to gamble, so we didn't spend alot of time in the hotel except to take a relaxing bath and sleep. We will definitely stay there again.

It has been over 5 years since we stayed at this property. At that time we were well pleased. This time under the new management we were disappointed.

Stayed there because of good rates and prior good service.

We did luck out with a riverview room, but were located as far from the elevator as possible. Long walk for older couple.

Three days after we were there noticed that a lump was under the bottom sheet. Found a dirty kleenex between the bottom sheet and mattress pad so am now convinced that the sheets had not been changed since the last occupant. Dust was so thick you could write your name on the tv {which was a 12 incher} and the furniture.

Had to call for supplies or just do without.

Rooms do need updating as they are showing wear especially the carpet. Would stay there again only if the rooms were free.
Too many nice places to stay in Laughlin that I do not need a dirty room.