Traveling is a large part of my career, and staying in 5-6 hotels per week for 3-4 months is typical for me. This hotel's location is good, but its comfort level is poor. After checking-in and grappling with my bag and one other guest in the smallest elevator ever, my first room had some twists and turns just to get inside, the tub was behind one door and a toilet & sink behind another, and it had the loudest window-mounted a/c unit I've ever heard. There was absolutely no way to get sleep with it on, which is kind of necessary during the high late-June temperatures (there's currently a heat advisory for Seattle.) I immediately changed rooms, but found the a/c unit to be the same (I was told that every room in the hotel had the same unit.) The room however was easy to get into, and the tub, toilet and sink were in one room, so I decided to keep it. The bathroom was up a step from the rest of the room, but also has a short step (see photos, shoes pictured for scale.) This is precarious and with a standalone glass sink-top straight ahead is potentially very dangerous to anyone not constantly aware of the steps - especially at night when the room is dark. In the hotel's defense, they have small "step up" and "step down" signs on the appropriate side of the door. These are known in the trade as anti-litigation signs. I can't imagine how many other room layouts and pitfalls there are in this hotel, and I would not recommend this place to my worst enemy. On second thought... I would. I would have changed hotels, but I'm traveling with a group and it's not my reservation. read more

Hotel Max - The sink is about 3 feet in front of the steps. A misstep could cause serious facial damage, or worse. - Hotels Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Where to begin when chatting up this place that I've had a relationship with for almost 15 years? The first time I stayed here v. the most recent still offers one of THE most comfortable beds I've had a great night's rest. The bathroom always has great amenities for you to use while you're here, and the hallways are always a treat. The artwork on the doors is great and the blackout curtains are always a plus ...especially when you want to catch up on some much-needed Z's. Fun Fact, Sub-Pop Records is based in Seattle. Hotel Max has an entire floor dedicated to the label. Ask to stay on the 5th floor, especially if you're a fan of indie music as well as the blueprint for the 'Grunge' scene. Each room comes equipped with 4-5 albums from Sub-Pop bands as well as a turntable to enjoy the jams. Some things have changed a bit since the last time I stayed here... not necessarily for the worst. For instance, the last time I was here, they offered a happy hour from 4-6p. They now offer a 'check-in' beer and that's it. I was a little disappointed but not too much seeing that I had a 6-er in the fridge upstairs, and I bought a Lagunitas from the front desk. Overall, Hotel Max is my go-to when staying in Seattle. I will admit to staying close to the airport once and that was a mistake. The airplanes didn't cause me to lose sleep as much as the bedding and lack of comfort the other place offered. I love MAX and will continue to lean on them every time I'm in Seattle. If you're seeking a spot, whether you're visiting for a day or two, bringing a loved one for a special weekend, or would like to be in the heart of the city while having so many things to choose from just a stone's throw away, please consider Hotel Max. Thanks for taking a moment to read this. read more

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Pros: -Great location in downtown Seattle. Walking distance from various main attractions and yummy food (whether you're dining out or ordering in) -Rooms are spacious enough -Area is mostly quiet -Front desk staff is pleasant Cons: -Walls are way too thin. I could literally hear everything going on in the next room (i.e. convos, phone alarms, outbursts, music, etc.) -There's a random $25 "lifestyle fee" that they hit you with upon checking in -Housekeeping only serviced the room upon request. We were always on the move and kept forgetting to ask and as a result, the room never got cleaned during our stay -Bathroom was a bit cramped and small -Only one of the elevators worked. It was tiny, crowded easily & sometimes had a wait line. They have stairs though -The front desk staff NEVER answered the phone when I called during after hours (via the room phone, nor my cell) two nights in a row -On our first night in, the toilet wouldn't flush, we were too exhausted to go back down to the front desk and no one answered the phone when I called. It got fixed midday, the next day -The room was all carpet (excluding the bathroom, thankfully) In terms of convenience, this is a decent choice due to the location. In terms of quality, this motel-like "hotel" isn't that ideal. I probably wouldn't stay here again. read more

This place was a cool boutique hotel. Service is pretty good and they have a very modern design. They offer complimentary craft beer to their customers in the evening. The bathroom was kind of small and there are no bath tubs. Room is small, but chic nonetheless. The bar in the hotel is okay. Service could be better. The lobby also offers gumballs and nice variety of teas. If you come in February, you can take advantage of the museum card event. read more

This place should be called HOSTEL Max because it is more like a hostel than a hotel. Fine if you have low expectations for cleanliness, the furniture in the room was all banged up and dusty and I even found a toenail clipping on the carpet The so-called happy hour consists of 1 beer choice from a guy with a keg. The so-called complementary coffee in the lobby didn't even offer creamer, just sugar packets. Upon checking out early this morning (couldn't last the 3 days here that we had booked) the 2 women at the front desk gave passive-aggressive attitudes. read more

In addition to the 30 dollar a day "resort" fee, the hotel won't let you check in before 4pm without paying an additional 45 dollar charge. So they just have people sit in the lobby while the rooms sit empty upstairs. Just not that great for hospitality. read more

We have mixed feelings about this hotel. We stayed for 4 nights in mid-July 2023. The staff is very friendly. We were in one of the largest rooms with a king sized bed. The room was very comfortable. The problem was with the bathroom. It was one of the worst ones we have ever seen and we have stayed in A LOT of places in the US and in Europe. First of all, you had to step up to get into it which was very strange. We could barely turn around in there while using the sink and we are not big people! (I am 5' 4" tall and weigh 122 lbs.) We would not stay here again. read more

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Do NOT stay at this hotel. We recently stayed at this hotel for one night. A few days after our stay we discovered a charge of $900 from the hotel separate from the room charge. We inquired about the charge and the very rude and condescending director of front office informed us that the tv in our room was broken. We used the tv before we went to bed and left the room the next morning with no issue. The only proof is a picture of a broken tv but no time stamp or proof it is was in our room. They are trying to scam us out of $900 for a tiny tv they couldn't even resell for $100 even if it was in perfect condition. Outside of the scam the room was tiny and the bathroom smelled disgusting. DO NOT STAY HERE! read more

No valet past a certain time and if here during the week have to wake up and move your car from off the street or pay for street parking.

Great little find in downtown Seattle. The staff are helpful, friendly. They held my bags until I could checkin read more

We stayed at the Max 5 years ago. Our experience then was good. Unfortunately, the hotel has declined considerably and is not worth staying at. Critically, for a hotel in a tech-savvy city, the hotel claim of inclusive fast internet service is false. The capacity is so limited that one struggles to get on the internet, then waits endlessly for pages to load before they time-out and leave you looking at a blank screen. The hotel staff has no solution for this and although we tried to different server points, neither was any good. Materially, the hotel quality has declined as well. The door to our room did not close fully and had to be pulled or pushed closed on leaving or entering the room. This is a clear security issue. The desk chair was broken and did not sit level. When my wife requested additional pillows, they were sent up without pillowcases. Finally, with the closure of the restaurant next door to the Max, the hotel now sits in a food desert where it is impossible to find breakfast without a long walk from the hotel. Better to book a hotel with a restaurant open for breakfast. read more

- My boyfriend and I stayed for a night here in order to go to a ball game and upon arriving, the front desk told us that we needed to either park on the street or have their valet park it in their secured garage. We picked the secured garage because of the price difference. Little did we know that we know that upon receiving our vehicle back, it would be scratched down the back side. I'm not too sure if it's just the room we stayed in, but the walls are extremely thin and if you have neighbors like we had (doing adult activities til 4 am) you will have a lack of sleep especially with their phone alarm going off every 45 minutes from 6-9:45am. + The room was vey nice and clean. Location was easy to find. read more

If you are visiting Seattle Washington- hotel Max is the place to be. It is directly in the middle and heart of downtown Seattle.-It is surrounded with beautiful Theresa attractions fine steakhouses and of course Pike place where you can only walk a quick 10 minutes Down the road- Affordable and easy to find the surrounding areas for your trip- Highly recommended to stay at this hotel they have nice rooms and a lot of complementary beverages and food items. read more

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I was very disappointed with my stay. I had both called ahead twice and Facebook messaged weeks before my stay about parking. I was told it was first come first serve. Thinking that like all the other hotels I've stayed at in Seattle that it would be ok, I wasn't too worried about it. Day of my stay, I call ahead to check on parking in the morning. I find out then that for the entire hotel there is only 17 total spots. 17. None were open yet. Was told to call back around noon. I call back at noon (keep in mind I'm missing the event I came to Seattle for to deal with this) and two spots are open. For the entire night! I rushed out of my event to get into one of these spots. When I eventually found the garage (completely unmarked for the hotel mind you) I pull in and PHEW! There's a few spots open. I'm in the clear right? I get to the front desk where I inform the lady there that I'm parked in the garage. I'm told I can't park there. Im told that people have pre-booked the parking package with the room. Despite having contacted them so many times before. Never offered a package to pre-pay for. They've basically effed over my entire trip. My friend and I had to park in an open air lot overnight in downtown Seattle over the nights we were there. I was terrified the whole time the car was going to be broken into or stolen. I wasted nearly an entire day of my event dealing with this. The room was lacking in amenities. There was no coffee pot in the room to heat water. Would have liked a cup of tea in my own time. There was no menu for room service. They take a long time to respond to texts. When I called the front desk to bring up a cart for luggage, I was told they were both in use (they only have two?) And that when they were available they would be in the lobby (basically come down to get it yourself.) Went down to see if there was one yet, there was. Took it up to my room, but my key wouldn't unlock the door anymore so went back down, and in that few minutes amount of time someone took the cart. Maybe invest in more than two for your hotel. That's just sad. So I hauled my luggage down piece by piece. No one to help. You're a hotel, you're supposed to create a pleasant stay, not make it harder. The positives were the room was decent if not small- beds were comfortable, room was relatively quiet. They gave an extra hour for checkout without a fee. The staff at checkout were decent. They held my luggage. That's what the two stars is for. There was mold in the shower though too. Overall a pretentious vibe from both hotel and staff. Yikes. Your free beer and gumballs don't make up for the issues. Stay somewhere else that cares more about your experience than their hipster looks. read more

Hotel was nice and room was nice. Staff on check in was night Miscommunication with a deal I was supposed to get and the manager was very condescending and annoying and even acted cold at check in really made me feel uneasy read more

It has been a very long time since I am back in Seattle visiting my best-friend. He recommended that I would stay here at the The Hotel Max. Right as we checked in we were offered a cold beer. We said "Thank You" that was a nice welcome. The front desk staff were all very nice. We went to the room and it just like in the lobby the room was very checkie. It was clean, the bed and pillows were very nice. I would come back again. The only one thing that could of been better was that, there was no coffee being served one morning. I asked if there was any more coffee and the front desk person said "We ran out from our inventory" . I would hope that they would of put some Orange juice or give a token so that I can get a cup. But other than that, I wold come back and recommend it to friends. read more

After a long night of no rest .. from construction being done on the roof nextdoor. I was able to get a refund thankfully. The customer service was great! Thank you read more

NO INTERNET! they do not have internet. They tell me they have issues with their provider and apparently they still rent the block of rooms knowing they have issues. The have two networks but both are down. They do not offer me an alternative not a date when this will be fixed. Very disappointed in the infrastructure and in the service. I asked to speak with the manager but they told me he is aware and do not need to talk to me. There is nothing they can do. Needless to say, I am not coming back not recommend it to anybody in particular for a business trip. In addition, do not be deceived by the pretty pictures in the internet, this hotel looks nice in pictures but it is run down in person. read more

An older hotel. Small room and smaller bathroom. But it was all clean and nothing really wrong with this place. Staff was awesome. Very welcoming. Enjoyed our stay. read more

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Awesome hotel in many ways. It was very cool (record player in room, free beer hour in lobby from 5:30pm to 6:30pm and it really attentive staff. Walls a little thin could hear the person next door having a good time. The bathroom was small (shower only) and the shower was slightly smaller than I was used to at a hotel. Overall great hotel read more

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Stayed here during some company travel and like others I didn't really like the hotel. I understand that the location may make the hotel compromise on space, but this was just ridiculous. I had no problems with the staff during check in. However my coworker did. She had booked the room through a third party like me and the gentleman at check in just told her it's not in the system and wasn't too sympathetic to try and help. It was only after I stepped over that he started doing some investigative work and found her reservation. I do have one comment to add, whatever cologne/ air freshener they spray in the lobby makes it smell like a Hollister store. The whole mini hotel thing was cute at first but got old quickly. The elevators can only accommodate 2-3 people depending on how much luggage each person has. Me and my coworker had 1 personal item and 1 carry on each and we couldn't fit an extra person in. The room was small but I can deal with that. The bathroom is where I had issues. You have a super skinny glass shelf that runs the length of the mirror to store toiletries. It doesn't help that after you take the shower the glass has condensation and all your stuff literally falls off. My shower head did not point where I wanted it to so I was pretty much showering up against the wall. The room has a minibar and smacks in the fridge. However, there are no prices on anything so I'm not sure how much anything cost. This was a very frustrating aspect of my stay as well. Also as a side not for any out of town visitors, you can expect to pay approximately $40 per day for parking near the hotel. I will probably not be staying here if I visit Seattle again. read more

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I like staying at boutique properties in cities I visit because they usually have a point of view about the city that you wouldn't find in, say, a typical chain hotel. The Hotel Max celebrates Seattle's local art and music scene vis-à-vis some provocative photography emblazoned on the doors and paintings on the hotel room walls. It's a handsomely appointed hotel which is right downtown, and close to a major metro station, interesting restaurants and cafés, and the nightlife. My room, unfortunately, did not have hot water but this was readily remedied by the cheerful and accommodating folks at the front desk by moving me to a different-- and bigger-- room. A pleasant time was had, all in all. read more

Great check in. Nice rooms. Free beer at check in. Close to downtown. Free parking... Boo ya. read more

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While the location and front desk service was excellent, that is really where the good part of this hotel stay ended. The wifi is so atrocious, I couldn't load google maps on my laptop. The shower is a standing stall that is too narrow to lift your arm in. Ditto for the elevator, which can only comfortably fit 2 strangers, which meant lots of waiting in line to get upstairs. There was extremely dim lighting in the room. The sink was at angle that I couldn't refill my water bottle and there was no free water offered. The restaurant is gone which means no room service, though they say they still offer it on their website. I stayed for 6 days and not once did housekeeping come and give me more toilet paper or towels, even after I asked for it. Those are my grievances, really just not a great place to stay. I wish I would have gone a few blocks away to the Hilton, which was about $20 cheaper per night. read more

Quite noisy, but centrally located. If you're a light sleeper, I honestly can't recommend this hotel. However, if you sleep like the dead as I do, keep reading! The walls are thin; my neighbor had a regular volune conversation that I could slightly hear (though muffled). Stewart st seems to be a busy thoroughfare for sirened vehicles. However, as I said, I sleep like the dead. My bed was very comfortable. Heavy comforter like a weighted blanket made me nice and cozy. Bathroom is a little tight. No special frills in the room. However, Hotel Max is in a great location. Just a few minutes walk from Westlake Center which has the light rail and the monorail. Anthony at the front desk and the gentleman who checked me out are friendly and conversational. Rates are reasonable. Will stay again on return visits. read more

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Le monde entier est un cactus Il est impossible de s'asseoir Dans la vie il y a des cactus Moi je me pique de le savoir Aïe-aïe! Ouille! Aïe! Dans leur coeur il y a des cactus Dans leur portefeuille y a des cactus Sous leurs pieds il y a des cactus Dans leurs gilets il y a des cactus Aïe-aïe! Ouille! Aïe! Pour me défendre de leur cactus À mon tour j'ai pris des cactus Dans mon lit j'ai mis des cactus Dans mon silp j'ai mis des cactus Aïe-aïe! Ouille! - Les Cactus read more

This hotel has a great location with regards to seeing downtown sites. However, rooms are really small and somewhat dated. This is clearly a company that bought an older hotel with really tiny elevators, tiny rooms and even smaller bathrooms and tried to add "W" rock star throwback kitschy elements to improve the look of the rooms without doing massive renovations. There is a really good well-lit parking lot across the street despite it's downtown location where parking is almost always impossible. The bar attached is overpriced for its offerings. This hotel is really close to Amazon -land so it also has that going for it. I think I would be willing to pay between 140-165 for a basic room (assuming Seattle isn't hosting a massive convention the days you are looking to book). If Seattle is packed with visitors, I can see paying $185-200.00 or so just for the location. read more

I love this place, the rooms are not big but the staff was amazing! We didn't have a car so we walked and used uber/Lyft. They have happy hour with craft beer that is free. The location is great. Our room had a record player and they accommodate you if you get there earlier if they can. I would definitely come back to this hotel. It gets a 5 star due to the staff. read more

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Stressful from the onset. It began with check-in for our 4-night stay, when we were told we'd have the two beds we asked for, but the next day, we'd have to pack up and move to a different room. Why? They were overbooked and because we used Hotwire instead of booking directly with them, we'd have to give up the room. What rubbish is this? Also, the initial room had no microwave or hair-dryer, such very basic amenities, even in budget hotels. Acting so generous, they waived the "upgrade"fee for the next room, but our new room was worse in many ways. Instead of two beds, the "upgraded" room was now a one-bed room with a saggy sofa pull-out bed, featuring a dumpy mattress that must have seen better days. Floppy and lumpy, it was just miserable sleeping the rest of our stay. What adult wants to sleep on that? None I know of. It was also placed facing away from the other bed, so it made for really awkward conversations and even getting around the room was just a nuisance because it was so crowded. Couple that with the oddly placed shower that flooded the tiny bathroom when showering, this place was just a bummer all the way around.The staff were polite, but it felt like they really didn't give a hoot about the comfort of their guests. I couldn't help feeling they were caught up in the cheeky decor/vibe of the place to concern themselves with the actual job they have: making sure guests get to relax and enjoy their stay and that they have everything they need in their room. Absolutely don't recommend. read more

I was here in Seattle for a work event. The room was decent size and the location was amazing pretty close to everything except my event which I did purposely so I could enjoy Seattle a little easier. The issue I had was the fees I paid there they were outrageously expensive and unfortunately didn't come with any specific need for the fees. There was no microwave in the room, no parking (I had to pay for parking everywhere), no gym, no pool literally nothing that equated to the amount I paid for. So unfortunately won't be going back since it was way too expensive for only the location of the hotel and a decent size room. Just doesn't seem worth it to me. read more

*** My third stay at Hotel Max, me likey. *** Boutique, comfortable and affordable too. *** A trifecta ... but SEA weather, ugh! *** read more

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When I'm staying in a hotel in a cosmopolitan (hate that word but...can't think of a proper synonym) area, there are three main things I want: 1) Location 2) Location 3) Location Once that's out of the way, I want: 1) Fair price 2) Fair price 3) Fair price Once that's taken care of, I move on to: 1) Charm 2) Charm 3) Charm I'm happy to report that Hotel Max has all three, and then some I don't really care about how big/small rooms are in hotels. Cut that sucker in half and charge me half and I'd be a happy sleeper. The quarters here are a bit tight, but the space is so charming it doesn't much matter. The attached restaurant was very good and reminds me of "Ironforge" in World of Warcraft. Pinebox is close by, one of my favorite beer bars in town. This will be at the top of my list the next time I'm in Seattle! read more

Room super small and kind of old. Pros: in downtown close to bartell store, Amazon Go store, spaceniddle. Cons: super tiny room, old and dirty/smelly shower room. read more

Hotel Max - Super tiny bathroom. No place to put my stuffs...this is big No No!!! Learn the lesson, always read review before booking. - Hotels Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Definitely not your average hotel. Hotel Max is definitely one of the most modern hotels I've ever stayed in. Their bright red front desk in the lobby to the strange black and white pictures on the doors of each room, to the modern furniture in each room... it was actually borderline eerie at times. But they do have some cool things! They have a pillow menu where you can request what kind of pillow you want! Like a really soft fluffy one or a really hard one. They also have a spiritual reading menu with different books according to your religion. Very unique! It's also in a very optimal location because it's in the middle of downtown, within walking distance to many of the department stores, Starbucks, Pike Place market, drugstores, as well as a lot of the delicious Tom Douglas restaurants nearby! There's also Red Fin, a sushi restaurant right next door with a good happy hour. We rarely had to drive out! My only complaint was that there's no free wifi. You have to pay for it nightly. And the walls are SUPER thin... :T read more

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I gotta say, I love boutique hotels. I don't stay at them as often as I'd like though. I spontaneously decided to come to Seattle for one night this weekend to visit a friend and we found a last minute deal with Hotel Max through Expedia. PRICING: Thanks to the last minute deal + expedia points, it was about $150 for the night. But before the expedia points, it was about $200. Which, in comparison to a lot of other hotels in downtown Seattle during a busy summer weekend, is a great deal. Other places we were looking at were $350+. ROOM: I loved the room we stayed in. We luckily were able to get upgraded to a bit of a bigger room with a city view. The bathroom situation was a bit interesting since there was one room for the bathtub and another room for the toilet + sink. I'm guessing this isn't common in most other rooms because we were chatting with another couple in the elevator and they mentioned that the bathrooms were very tiny and the tub + toilet + sink weren't separated. BEDS: This bed was super cozy, but doesn't take the comfiest hotel bed award in my opinion. VIBE: Hotel Max is swaaaaannky. It almost felt like I was staying in a modern cosmopolitan hotel in NYC. I loved all the decor they had in the rooms and lobby as well. Fun, modern, and cool adult vibes. LOCATION: Very central, right in the heart of downtown. Less than 10 min to Pike Place, less than 10 min to Cap Hill, coffee shops + restaurants close by. Prime location. WIFI: Free + fast enough for what I needed. SERVICE: The staff at Hotel Max were so kind and accomodating! Check in and check out was a breeze, valet service was easy peasy, room service was quick, and when I called down to the front desk to inquire about a fridge key, they sent one up less than 5 minutes later. Enjoyed all the staff members I encountered! + Elevators are fairly small. There was a group of 5 of us in an elevator and even that was a tight, tight squeeze. I wouldn't bring too many bags on this trip if you're staying here! + They also have board games which you can borrow down in the lobby. + Oh, and they have a free craft beer happy hour from 5:30 - 6:30 in the lobby! Yum! + One thing I was bummed about was that they didn't have free water available in the rooms. One bottle was $6.25 each. Yikes. If you're looking for a modern and chic hotel, book your stay with Hotel Max. read more

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i do NOT recommend this hotel to anyone even if i hate them. The elevator is never working, when you try to go up you go straight to the cleaning floor?? Me and my family had been sitting in the lobby waiting for my family member to come down. he had been sitting there for over an hour just to check out in the lobby. absolutely unbelievable, i payed good money for this hotel to have a good time and it went straight down the drain. Hotel max do better!!!! The valet is such a waste i would rather pay for parking on the road plus it takes forever. Staff was having an attitude and giving looks whenever i'd talk to them. read more

Setup: visiting for a summit The good: location, accommodations, staff, atmosphere, price The bad: walls are a little thin Observations: walkable to a ton of stuff, attached resto seems quite popular on its own, elevators are tiny. Would definitely stay here again. read more

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Not the most luxurious hotel, but well situated and kind of hip: -Modern design in lobby -RED walls, slightly creepy -SUPER narrow shower stalls -Linens are done w/fabric softener, they didn't smell like BLEACH! -HUGE LG flatscreen -NO full length mirror, but there is one by the elevators -Appreciated the high security elevators, need to swipe card for ANY floor -Wanted to use the stairwell to burn some extra cals, but stops at the 2nd flr. -Aveda products, blah. -Pretty comfty bed Good enough, I would stay here again. read more

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Great price for the location! Rooms are small but who needs a huge room when your only needing it to sleep!! Pulled up to a friendly valet professional, checked in with ease and got an upgrade to the king bed room on the top floor. Nice, thank you! Sophisticated rock n roll vibe in the lobby. Judging by the size of the elevators and rooms, my guess is that this is a very old building. Bonus charm! The floor we stayed in had some construction going on and the rooms being worked on had the doors open and that was unnerving a bit. We quickly found our room and immediately loved the view of downtown Seattle. The rooms have large loud clunky heater/ac units in the windows. We turned ours off because it's was so loud and the room still stayed warm. The black out shades worked perfectly!! The bathrooms are snug and honestly the room is probably only suited for a single person staying for mire then a couple of nights. If I was looking for a place to end a romantic evening without spending a bunch of money, this would be perfect. Has all the necessities for a quick stay. I'm giving this place a 4 star because my room wasn't as clean as it should have been. After being pumped up about the "upgrade" it was a let down to see dirty handles in the room and bathroom. The lampshade looked like it had been kicked or back handed a couple of times.. but I was still overall happy with my stay. And I would even stay again. The bed was very comfortable and I slept like a baby. **Great proximity to Demetrius Jazz Alley. read more

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Clean, safe, welcoming, great location, free beer from 5 to 6!! This is an amazing hotel. I will be staying here again when I come back in September. Walking distance to everything, Pike Place, Space Needle, Light Rail to and from airport, excellent restaurants. Felt safe day and night walking around Seattle. Rooms are clean, bathroom spotless and huge. Staff are warm, friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend this place your Seattle stay! read more