(888) 341-7661
620 Stewart St
(Sixth Avenue)
Seattle,
WA
98101
47.613753
-122.336837
Neighborhoods: Belltown, Downtown
Hotel Max
Hours:
Daily 24 hours
Last updated 8.13.09
What People Are Saying About Hotel Max
The Owner
Hotel Max
Owner
Amidst Seattle's bustling downtown, the city's art-filled boutique Hotel Max provides a cutting-edge hotel experience with unmistakable style. With a new flavor of design, art and comfort combined with individualized service, the hotel has impressed art lovers and hoteliers alike. With 39 artists adorning the walls and corridors of the lobby and 163 guest rooms, every step represents an artful experience and direction. Sophistication meets warmth with flat-screen televisions for sleek lounging, mosaic-tiled bathrooms, only-the-most luxurious beds and scrumptiously self-indulgent linens, along…
The Editor
Anna Roth
Citysearch
In Short – A funky lobby playing rock and roll immediately sets the hip, modern mood of the rest of the hotel. Guests' doors are covered in full-length photographs--including a "grunge floor" of Seattle legends--and each room contains an original painting by a Northwest artist. Amenities are plush--fully stocked business and fitness centers, 24-hour room service from Red Fin sushi downstairs, flat-screen LCD TVs and special pillow and spiritual menus to personalize the experience.
to the max
by boris101 at Citysearch
this place is one of the best hotel here in town. l like the facilities and the bathroom is clean... not to mention. ehehehehe... best services so far
- Pros: max out to the best
- Cons: why?
Good times, nice place
by Jsslvr at Citysearch
Well after reading reviews of this hotel, good and bad, I decided it sounded like it was worth a try, and it was. The beds were great, plush and comfortable. So yeah the rooms were a bit small, but unless you weigh 400 lbs I highly doubt it's true that people "could barely move" since I happen to be a bigger guy myself and was fine. Parking is expensive everywhere in Seattle and I found the valet here to be much more convenient for a slight price increase. Other than that, hotel staff was friendly and helpful, ambiance was fun, sushi was great at the restaurant, and almost everything in Seattle was in walking distance. Still can't believe how exagerated the some of these bad reviews are....
- Pros: Location, staff, beds, artwork
- Cons: Rooms on the smaller side
Bourg-y, Stylish, Downtown
by jt5472 at Citysearch
This downtown hotel definitely has an edge, especially in decor. Similar to boutique upscale modernist hotels in every major city, Hotel Max is unique in the friendly staff department. I've found from multiple stays that they seem to really care about the customer and our needs. Specifically, I've spent significant time in their sparse business center, and have never felt like I was taking advantage.
Most of the staff is young, good-looking and knowledgeable about local points of interest. The rooms are nothing special, but offer great vantage points and the location offers the opportunity to walk everywhere of interest downtown.
- Pros: Great Local and Artistic Touches
- Cons: Nothing special in terms of amenities
The Details on Hotel Max
Know Before You Go:
Check out the honor bar for the hotel's Maximalism book, which describes all the art and artists in the hotel. It's also available for purchase.
The Extras:
Check out their special packages, like the Rock This Way Package, which gives a room on the grunge floor and two tickets to EMP.
Look Good:
Room service comes from the on-site sushi joint, Red Fin.
Category:
Hotels & Motels, Marketing Consultants, Weekend Getaway Hotels, Business Hotels, Tourist Hotels, Lodging, Boutique Hotels, Hotel Developers
Payment Methods:
American Express, Cash, Visa, Discover, MasterCard, Travelers Check
Lodging Special Features:
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Message from Hotel Max
- Flat screen TV's
- High speed wireless Internet
- Near all the Seattle sights
Amidst Seattle's bustling downtown, the city's art-filled boutique Hotel Max provides a cutting-edge hotel experience with unmistakable style. With a new flavor of design, art and comfort combined with individualized service, the hotel has impressed art lovers and hoteliers alike.
With 39 artists adorning the walls and corridors of the lobby and 163 guest rooms, every step represents an artful experience and direction. Sophistication meets warmth with flat-screen televisions for sleek lounging, mosaic-tiled bathrooms, only-the-most luxurious beds and scrumptiously self-indulgent linens, along with unique fabrics in the most subtle hues - all meant to subtly recede as the art is the focus.
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