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We selected this hotel on a recent visit to Seattle because our son and his wife had booked there. It is a lovely hotel, although above our usual price range. Our room was available for an early check-in - which was much appreciated.

The Bar in the Lobby is closed or being Reno Vaughn bar  was a  gr8 feature

The hotel is a few blocks from Pike Place, a short walk to Westlake transit station and the monorail, a block from the convention center, and next to the Pine Street shopping area. Even better is the wonderful staff, from the front desk, where they helped us find a room for an additional night even though the hotel was fully booked, and also sent up complimentary champagne as we were celebrating a birthday; to the housekeeping staff, who cheerfully retrieved the sunglasses I left in the room after we checked out. The bell desk staff assisted with luggage and cabs and always asked what they could do for us. They all made it such an unexpectedly nice experience!

Our stay at the Hyatt Olive 8 was top notch. We flew in on a red-eye from Anchorage so arrived at the hotel around 7:30 am. We asked the front desk if they could store our luggage until check-in at 4:00, but as a room was available we were invited to check in right away. So unexpected and appreciated!! We stayed in a business room, and one of the extras is a credit toward breakfast every morning. With the high WA tax and gratuity already added, we easily used the breakfast credit each day. Our king sized bed was quite comfortable, and though all the pillows were feather there were various levels of firmness to suit us. The only downside is that the hotel is adjacent to another high-rise that must be 30-40 feet away, and our room faced this building. Fortunately we could still see the beautiful city off to the right while standing at the window. The location was perfect. We were in Seattle for shopping and tourist outings, and as the hotel is located on 8th between Olive and Pine (one block from Pike) there were many stores and restaurants within several blocks. We ate at the Cheesecake Factory twice and loved the Wild Ginger (Thai) and the Dragonfish (sushi). And coffee shops everywhere! If you are from out of state, be sure to tell this to cashiers when checking out at retail stores. Most will not charge you their state tax if you ask about it and present your driver's license. It saved us quite a bit on the clothes our daughter purchased.

Big hotel. Smart. But might start to look a bit dated in a few years.

Very convenient hotel downtown. The only glitch was extra "resort fees" which I was told were included when I called to specifically verify the exact cost of the room. Ffound out when we checked in that whoever told me that on the phone was wrong and was an in fact a mandatory additional cost! no attempt by hotel staff to correct their mistake!

Everything was great! Very spacious! Nice breakfast and social hour!

I stayed at Hotel Max for a weekend trip to Seattle. It was a great location, close to all the tourist locations - I walked everywhere. It was also close to public transportation, so I didn't have to get a rental car or a taxi anywhere. There's a great restaurant attached to the hotel. The staff at the hotel was amazing, friendly, and very welcoming. There was a free beer reception in the late afternoon. Refreshing after a day out sightseeing! The room was tiny, but I was traveling solo and it had all the comforts of home. Only drawback - no coffee maker in the room. I've gotten so used to that now at most hotels I can make a cup of tea in the evening before bed. However, it was Seattle, so there was a Starbucks at the end of the block.

Hotel was close to good restaurants and shops, public transportation, and Pike's Place. Lobby area was spacious with nice cafe and bar. Rooms on upper floors have a great view of parts of the city since the towers are circular. In and out parking available either for $45 (24 hours) or next door for $30 (24 hours).