Our first stay at this Hyatt and surprised at how bad it was. Soundproofing is horrible as we could hear our neighbors talking til nearly 1 am and heard every entry door as it was open and shut. Not Hyatt's fault but garbage collection starts at 6 am in the adjacent alley. The "blankets" on the bed was a super thin sheet. Blazing Bagels in the lobby serves stale, day old bagels for $8. read more

Great service! Convenient location. Beautiful rooms. 12pm checkout on New Years Day was helpful :) Will book again read more

This is my first stay, at age 35, at a Hyatt. I have status at many other chains - and pleasantly surprised at the O8 decor, hotel staff service, and comfort. I love that Olive 8 was pleasantly furnished, had well maintained amenities, is LEED Certified, and still has a luxury feel. The gym was clean, functional, and not crowded. The spa, pool, and showers were also clean, and added value to my experience. The room was clean and pleasant to enter. Laid out well, the view faced construction, and a good deal of sound pollution did make it through. I would ask for a room facing the otherside of any construction. Olive 8 will be just as nice post construction though. The restaurant was outstanding withtaste and quality. In the evening I returned; the service was slightly delayed, and seemed more focused on back house operations than the needs of the guests. The variety of food was linited - but offered intimate seating. Externaly pleasant, and centerally located; I could walk to other cafes, restaurants, a barber, a theater, a park, and a Mall. If I ever had the pleasure of traveling back to Seattle, I would stay at the Hyatt Olive 8 again. read more

I hosted a corporate conference here and the event staff went over and above to make it our best conference yet. Julie and Steve specifically were amazing. We kept throwing things their way and they juggled everything like complete pros, with smiles and kind words, even though I can only imagine we were making their lives a bit difficult. In fact, we were so impressed that we opted to hold our next conference there as well, when typically we move locations every year. As far as accommodations go, my fellow event planner and I basically lived at the hotel for a week, utilizing all of their services all hours of the day and night. Everyone from the concierge, to the front desk staff, to the bartenders were so helpful and kind. And the rooms were extremely comfortable. I highly recommend the Hyatt at Olive 8 for events and accommodations. read more

Wonderful service and spotless. We had a corner suite room 1234, it was HUGE and so nice. If you called with a request it was taken care of immediately. We requested more coffee, more cugs, different pillows, more towels (over a 4 night stay) all requests were fullfilled immediately! The room was so clean and housekeeping did a fabulous job. Thank you for a great stay! read more

I'm here with my husband for 2 weeks to accompany his business trip. This place is really nice. 1. Walkable distance to anywhere in downtown Zara, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Macy's, gap, restaurants, mall, AMC movie theatre, light rail station and almost everything. 2. Hotel staff is very friendly. 3. Rooms and bathrooms are big. 4. We are staying in 16th floor corner family room with city view. 5. Breakfast is pricey, but really good. 6. Rooms are clean and you can request almost everything from housekeeping - deodorants, nail polish remover, vanity kit phone chargers, curling iron, flat iron, kettle, microwave, humidifier yoga mat, weight set and almost everything. 7. Fully equipped gym 8.heated indoor pool, jacuzzi, steam room, sauna, shower etc. I'm here for almost 2weeks. This is my first visit to Seattle. I loved it and Will be uploading the photos everyday. I recommend this place to everyone. read more

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We paid for a king room and given a queen, it was the weekend of the Taylor Swift concert, and I'm sure entirely booked, so did not ask for a different room, I followed up with someone afterward, and was told it was a narrow king and should be expected. It was definitely queen size, and was also when reserving, it said king, not narrow king, so it was not expected. read more

Overall we have a pleasant experience at this hotel. The staff was nice, the room was big, the amenities were nice & clean. Our main complaint (we would have given a higher rating) was that we paid for a "high floor" room. Our room was on the 17th floor, which was the highest offered. All floors 18-39 are reserved for residential condos. We feel a little deceived that we paid for an upgrade that Hyatt could not grant. read more

Overall decent spot with exceptional service at desk and valet. Front desk person this evening replenished my waters, provided a free toothbrush, which saved me at least 30 mins, and shared solid advice for upcoming day trip. Recommend this hotel based on front desk staff alone. Gym also spacious and clean. read more

For a Mom's first "staycation" in Seattle: this was FANTASTIC! It is easy to get to, off and on I-5, and is a great central location in the city! The nearby foot traffic for shopping, the movie theaters, and lots of restaurants! However, i have to say that their in hotel restaurant, Urbane is fantastic- for breakfast, fastest and most delicious room service I've ever experienced! While I waited for my room to be ready, I bell checked my bags and used the spa facilities- lovely swimming pool and jacuzzi, steam room, and beautiful showers with dressing areas that are very comfortable! The view from my room was AMAZING! The only downer to me is you have to upgrade to enjoy a bathtub in your room- - but it's worth it! Beautiful interior design, and amazing scene scapes through the floor to ceiling windows! I WILL be back and recommend everyone to go here! #happymama Experience: 12/30/17 read more

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We've stayed at the Hyatt Olive 8 a couple of times and I absolutely loved it. Such a convenient location in the shopping district. This environmentally conscious posh hotel is a short walk away from Pike Place and the waterfront yet away from all the craziness and kookiness of downtown crowd. Aside from hotel parking, there are public parkings across the street that's cheaper and a Hertz parking garage down the block. Our second stay, we were upgraded to the Presidential Suite. at 1600 square feet the room was spacious and sleek featuring a dining room, a living room area, a kitchen, dual vanity mirror with TV, separate tub and shower, an enclosed toilet, private office, and an excellent view of downtown. Very luxurious. Urbane is a great restaurant down by the lobby for breakfast/ brunch and happy hou . Elaia Spa (amazing) is a destination itself so don't forget to take advantage of while staying at the hotel. I much prefer the Hyatt at Olive 8 than the Grand Hyatt across the street. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Seattle. read more

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I received the booking of the Hyatt at Olive 8 through a Hotwire bid that was listed as a 4.5* hotel in downtown Seattle for the weekend of Nov 15 checking out (today) November 17 (2 nights). What I paid through Hotwire seemed like an absolute steal for the area and the type of room we received. As for the area Olive Way is pretty much a main road that leads down towards the water and meets with Stewart street and has an entrance to Interstate 5 going east towards Capitol Hill. While there are a lot of one way streets in downtown Seattle getting to the hotel is not an issue. If you're going down you'll have to take Pine however and make a right on 8th Ave and the Hyatt will be on the left side of the one way street. While they have valet I didn't use it since it was 45 a day with in and out privileges. If this was NYC that would be a deal but considering I could park literally right around the block for a fraction of that at Pacific Place I opted to do that instead. 7th Ave and 6th Ave have entrances to Pacific Place and their parking if you're planning on staying overnight over a weekend is reasonable. Over a Saturday and Sunday for under 24 hours I paid 10 dollars. For the Sunday night leading into the Monday morning under 24 hours I paid 15 dollars (Sunday rate plus part of Monday morning). So basically to park overnight twice downtown over a weekend I paid 25 dollars as opposed to 90 dollars for valet at the Hyatt. Going through Hotwire I received an amazing rate as well, basically after all taxes I paid just under 140 Canadian dollars a night which is about 120 US dollars after exchange rate. This is about 100 dollars less than list price a night so I saved about 200 dollars USD or about 230 CAD. That's another great deal through Hotwire. So the building itself is a is a hybrid of residences and hotel. You can see this as the lower floors of the hotel don't have balconies. What I like about Seattle is it is nice to see condos/residences in the city itself. Other cities with a few exceptions like Chicago, New York or Miami are residences part of the central business districts. It's nice to see people living IN the city itself. The building also has received awards for being a green building. This information was in the binder/directory in the room. The room itself was comfortable although I found myself having to fiddle with the environmental controls a bit as it seemed it was either hot or cold. I run into that a lot in some places where it seems it always needs to be running either AC or heat otherwise it will become too hot or too cold without. While the room had a safe, drawers, an iron and hangers in the armoire type stand, there was a side stand that had the icebucket and what we thought was a minifridge. This "minifridge" was NOT a minifridge I was told upon checking out rather it was a "cooler" with a humidifier switch. Honestly it looked like a fridge. i had put my chilled bottled water in there and it never got cold but it did stay chilled, not room temperature but between room temperature and chilled. It would have been good to know if this was in fact a fridge or not. It didn't make any noise and it was stuck in there so I couldn't actually see if it was plugged in or not. Either way if we bought say milk or something that actually needed refrigeration it could have spoiled. There is a key card slot near the entrance of the room on the inside that you must put one of your keys in in order to keep the lights on. The concept is if you're leaving you take the key with you and the lights auto shutdown. This is another green initiative. Honestly it wasn't a hassle at all. I just had to remember to always take it with me. The shower didn't have a sliding door or curtain but rather just half a glass wall. The faucet also didn't have a plunger to force the water up as it was only a shower and no tub. I prefer showers over tubs anyway so we had to just turn on the faucet to get the shower warm enough before getting in. The toilet had 2 different flush settings as well, this was yet another green initiative in the room. Over all I liked the hotel. We only spent two nights and I didn't use really any of the facilities within the hotel itself like the pool or gym because we spent time with a friend sightseeing and eating out mostly. The location of the hotel for us was great. It was walking distance to the shopping area, Pike Place, and basically many of the restaurants we went to in the downtown area. Again, being downtown on a weekend in Seattle is not like being in other cities that basically have a feeling like they are shut down completely. There is a lot of things going on in the city and it has life even early in the morning, especially Pike Place. read more

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Every time I come to Seattle, I try for this hotel first. Great location, awesome fitness center (seriously, the best amongst Seattle hotels a MILLION times over), great spa w/ sauna and steam rooms, heated swimming pool, modern & hip styling and nice staff. Beds are very comfy and bathrooms have great lighting (ladies, you know it when lighting sucks. I do find it really annoying that there are no electrical outlets on or near the nightstands, so if you use your cell phone as your alarm clock and want to charge it while you sleep; or if you work on your laptop in bed and want it plugged in at the same time, then you're extremely s.o.l. I hate that more hotels don't take notice of such a detail... and yes, for that, it's a big -1 star. read more

Oh, you swanky. That's right, you sleek little fox. You, sitting there on 8th Ave. So close to Seattle's greatest downtown treasures, but so staunch on the corner. You surprised me, just a lil' bit. I hadn't done much investigating of your amenities, your eco-friendly nature, your oh-so-handsome rooms and decor and lobby. And so when I walked in, I was a lil' bit taken. You're not over the top, but you're just right. My room was comfy. The bathroom was well-lit and satisfactory, although the whole 3/4 door with no sliding cover or curtain was a little off-putting. Not for me, per se, but housekeeping has got to get tired of always having a wet floor there. Splashes and the whatnot. Oh, and comfy beds. Concierge was solid. I didn't ask much, but the front desk was cheery and willing to throw a few postcards in the mail for me. A happy crew that made the stay even happier. read more

Seattle, how I heart thee! Hyatt at Olive 8, how I love thee! I first learned about this new hotel back during springtime. It was a brand new hotel right in the heart of downtown Seattle. My friends and I were going to Seattle during Labor Day weekend and I suggested we book a room at this hotel for our trip...okay, more like I demanded we stay at this hotel! I'm a hotel aficionado and only try to book the "best" hotel to stay at. Hell, if I'm going to be away from the comfort of my own bed for an extended period of time, I want to stay somewhere clean, new, and chic! This place did not disappoint (for the most part)! Thumbs up: Our room was clean and spacious. We got a corner room on the 7th floor. Large windows lined through half our room giving us nice views of Olive Way and inside the rooms of the apartment building across the street. *grin* The bed was comfortable with plenty of pillows. The large flat-screen TV was nice, although it's not something that's all that special nowadays in modern hotels. We utilized the fitness center almost everyday (open 24 hours) and it was virtually empty every time we were there. I love empty fitness centers because it feels like it all belongs to me. Thumbs down: What's up with the half-pane glass window for the shower? It's so European! I don't like it...I don't like it at all. And I know the economy is struggling and all, but you have to have free Internet in the rooms. $9.95/night for Internet access is so 2005. We didn't get to try their restaurant/bar...mainly because it was crowded with LSU Tiger fans all day every day! Yes, there was a college football game that weekend and I've never seen so many people wearing yellow and purple clothing in my life. I don't care if you're rooting for your team, but that color combination is a total fashion faux pas. But I digress. Most definitely, I would come back and stay here again on my next trip to Seattle. The hotel is located nearby everything...the convention center, many restaurants and shops, and a nice stroll away from Pike Place Market. Nice and friendly staff, cleanliness all around you, a room that feels like home...what more can you ask for? Oh yea, a glass shower DOOR! read more

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My husband and I stayed a week at the the Hyatt at Olive 8 hotel with a large group for a conference. I initially rated the Hyatt at Olive 8 hotel with 1-STAR because the room we stayed in the first night had bedbugs and I got bit and was left with huge welts (7-days and still counting)...UGH! Fortunately, I found the bedbug so I was able to show it to the night supervisor, Pio T. I never would have expected it because the room was beautiful and immaculate. I was horrified and cried the first night. I changed my rating to 4-STARS because of the SUPERIOR customer service we received that followed. We had to undergo a process to ensure we didnt carry bedbugs to the next room and, moreover, to our home. Not all went smooth but while my husband carried on with his work, I was able to work everything out with the supervisor Pio. The Hyatt at Olive 8 Hotel reacted as I would expect, with excellent, excellent, customer service and because of that I am a fan. It's important to note that, thankfully, no one else in our group had the same experience. read more

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Great hotel!! The rooms are spacious and staff accommodating. Special shout out to Jessica for making our stay extra special!!

I come to Seattle about twice a month for work, and this is one of three close-by Hyatt locations that I choose to stay while in town, depending on availability. Hyatt Olive 8 never disappoints. Compared to other, non-Hyatt options nearby, the Hyatt at Olive 8 would definitely be considered upscale. But the prices are often comparable to the lower scale hotels, which is nice. They can get pricey during peak season, though, so try and book early if you can! The rooms are very nice, and the staff helpful. The bathrooms are large, and come fitted with a very big, very fancy shower. The water pressure is great, too! The beds are very very comfortable. Like sleeping on a big pillow. The rooms each have a large flatscreen TV. They even upgraded me to a Suite during my last stay! It was huge and had a fantastic view of the city. read more

Really dug this hotel and talk about great location! It's a 2 block walk from the Westlake stop on the light rail. Which is about 35 min from SeaTac airport. It's in the heart of downtown lots of great shopping nearby, including the flagship Nordstrom and walking distance to some great restaurants. So back to hotel. It's new, it's LEED certified and eco friendly and it's just modern and clean. I was here for a conference so can't comment on pricing since that was paid for, but the hotel did a great job. Check in was quick and easy, the pool and gym were top notch. One of the most complete gyms I've seen with lots of treadmills, weight machines and yoga/stretching room. Cold towels and water are provided. The conference rooms were really nice, the staff was on point with food, service and drinks. And by the way the food was amazing! I mean when you're cooking for 250 people that's an accomplishment. The hotel restaurant and bar, urbane is local food focused and inspired. Only grabbed a drink there but the room service comes from them and my yogurt and granola breakfast was pricey but delightful. Nice touch was ability to order from the TV. I'd consider this Hyatt again next time I'm town. Oh, finally very comfy bed and those bathrobes were amazing. read more

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We've really enjoyed the last few days staying at the Hyatt at Olive 8. Location is perfect if you are attending a conference at the Convention Center. Just 1.5 blocks away & about a 5 min walk. Even if you're not in town for a meeting, the location is ideal for shopping, dining & sightseeing in downtown Seattle. The hotel itself is one of the newest ones in downtown. Rooms are modern, spacious and comfortable. Only gripe is the lack of free WiFi. Fortunately I brought my mini Verizon modem. The pool/hot tub and exercise facility are really impressive. They definitely did not skimp here. Really great equipment and the free access to the steam room & sauna are a nice bonus that most other hotels either charge extra for or simply do not even have. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. We're going to thoroughly enjoy the rest of the week here and we definitely will plan to stay at Hyatt at Olive 8 again. read more

I actually would have liked to give 5 stars... We decided to stay here this time and go swanky since my last visit was horrific as far as hotel stays go (different hotel). First impressions were beyond good - tasteful decor, calming environment, clean room, friendly staff. We signed up for the Tut package. We got VIP passes to Tut which was very nice being led ahead of the insane lines for Tut, Monorail tickets to and from Seattle center, and breakfast at their restaurant for both days. The location of the hotel alone was wonderful since we did shopping, saw a show at the Paramount and visited everything we wanted to right near our hotel. I was also impressed at all the salon services being super reasonable and all the little things...like their soaps which are amazing. Now for my disappointments earning the four star and not five star review. One of the desk people was a bit snotty which was disappointing but everyone else was so friendly ... I am amazed such a nice hotel does not provide free internet for it's guests - just seems like a nickle and dime thing cheaper hotels engage in. Now for my largest frustration - communication... I made my reservation over the phone and I was never sent a confirmation. Then I was never sent a receipt and after contacting guest services to see my bill I finally received it over a week later which seems ridiculous.If everything else had not been so wonderful this would have caused a much lower review and it killed me that this was such an issue. For the record though, we probably will stay here again. I still have to swim in the saline pool I hear such good things about. read more

Wonderful modern hotel in the heart of Seattle Washington, we loved this place, clean and modern. Parking is pricey, $55/night, but comparable to other high end hotels in the area. Self parking available at the nearby mall for $25/night. FYI: we got lost walking back to the hotel because there are three different Hyatt Hotels in the area. The Olive 8 is excellent!! read more

Hyatt at the Olive 8 was the perfect hotel for our stay in Seattle. I really wished we could have stayed longer, and our hotel definitely had a lot to do with that sentiment! We were lucky to have a great view of downtown from the 12th floor of Olive 8. We were also very lucky that we got to enjoy that view each day that we were there... it was sunny and bright for 95% of our trip (highly unusual for Seattle I take it?)! The location is set about a block away from the convention center, 3 blocks from the heart of downtown, and about 7 blocks from the wharf! The hotel and rooms are very new and modern, and they have an UNBELIEVABLE pool and spa on the 2nd floor!! Overall, a very lovely Seattle hotel that I would definitely stay at again! read more

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First off the views aren't great so don't expect much, in hyatts defense they don't advertise as one but Orbitz does. The staff is very friendly and helpful . The rooms are basic hotel rooms around a 3 star level. My main complaint is the hidden/undisclosed charges of the hotel. The valet is $42/night plus tax $4 plus city fees $5.25 so now $51.25/night. So park across the street in the pay lot. Also make sure you go over the bill be fore you pay it, our reservation included breakfast for 2 every day. They "forgot" to remove the right amount . To the tune of $40... So all in all an mediocre place The best thing is the Restraunt olive8 food is good breakfast is also good and the staff is friendly A final note on the valet . I understand completely charging for parking but.. We are not at the standard hotel in LA or the Roosevelt in Hollywood . 51.25/night is terrible . And even worse when they don't tell you the price until you check out. What is the difference of tax and city parking tax? Also something that should be disclosed read more

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Start to finish, my stay at Hyatt at Olive 8 was nothing short of relaxing and enjoyable. While on the tarmac at the airport, I was able to digitally check in for my stay and request an earlier arrival time than I had originally planned. And upon arrival to the hotel, there are pastries, fruit, and wraps to snack on while a barista prepares your coffee or tea latte to bring back up to your room. The rooms are spacious and clean, with plenty of pillows, desk space, seating options, and closet space. Hyatt was very transparent with which services you can request that are free, and what you can request for an additional cost. All of these items are clearly listed out in the room when you arrive. I didn't get a chance to visit the spa, pool, or gym, but I'll be back to try them out next time. Thanks for a great stay! read more

First time in Seattle downtown. The stay at Hyatt on olive 8th was amazing. My fiancé and I enjoyed the stay there. The room we stayed in was very nice. I really enjoyed the shower, never experienced a open shower seems like I need to invest into one. My only complaint, well it's not really at olive 8 hotel it would be the roads in downtown. Thank you Hyatt Hotel for letting us stay and experience a 4 star hotel it was a beauty. read more

Stayed here for a few nights on a work trip... PROS: - Excellent location: Probably the best part. Amidst a ton of shops, restaurants, etc. - anything you need. Can take the Light Rail to/from Sea-Tac airport - so easy!! - Staff is nice and accommodating. - Good sized rooms: I was in a regular room and later a corner room which was HUGE. - Fairly clean & well designed: Contemporary decor which I like. - Free coffee/tea: Not intentional but their system was down in the morning so I got my coffee and tea for free from the lobby cafe. Nice! - MLS team was staying here. Nice! CONS: - Bathroom: Shower floor tiles hurt my feet. Dingy towels. Boo hoo. - Restaurant/Bar: Lobby restaurant food was mediocre. - Valet area can get disorganized. Their turnaround is not well-designed and cars get stuck coming in, trying to leave, etc. Kind of a clusterf**k at times. read more

Seeing as I was there for business, I think the time between my check in and check out was only about 8 hours. I found it strange they promoted themselves as being so environmentally friendly, when the only sustainable thing I noticed was that they require a room key to have the lights on. I called to ask about compost and the receptionist didn't even know what it was (composting is available in all of the big offices in Seattle). They were running an air purifier non-stop in the room, I guess that's nice for some but it's not particularly sustainable. The room was nice enough though. Comfy bed and everything was clean. No real complaints. Probably will end up staying there again in September. read more

Celebrated our arrival in Seattle with a visit to the Hyatt at Olive 8. What we liked: very good restaurant (Urbane) on site for both dinner and breakfast. Nicely executed amenities, style and decor, professional and friendly check in, cleanliness, location, excellent valet parking, helpful and friendly staff, no-smoking hotel throughout. What we didn't like: poor quality mattress, seemingly sloppy service at breakfast, front desk ignored the package I had reserved (no welcome gift in the room, confusing breakfast and valet parking charge). I would love to come back here but both my wife and I woke up feeling pain in our backs. I tend to think that a good mattress should be a number one priority in a hotel. Until they fix it, I'll probably look elsewhere for non-smoking accommodations in downtown. read more

I flew into town for a wedding. Having been to this area before, I chose to stay away from the downtown crowd and traffic. This hotel is in a perfect location for that. Also, a very short distance walk to the shopping area. Price was reasonable and comparable to other 4/5 star hotels in the area. I do; however, think it could be $10 cheaper/nt being that its a tad bit further from the prime area than other hotels. $10 was the difference between 4 and 5 stars for me. Front desk was very accommodating upon arrival. 5 star for the staff. Not the best views from my room; however, this was mentioned when I called prior to making reservations; therefore, was something I already expected. Loved the honesty on that. Room was kept clean. Room service was great (no loud knocks or voices to clean the room.. which I hate). 5 star to the cleaning crew that always greeted with a smile. And a simple smile can set the tone to your day when leaving the hotel. The gym was a plus for me. Clean, has drinking water, provided towels, functioning equipment, etc. My only suggestion would be that they add a restroom closer to the gym. 4 star for me. I would definitely come back. read more

The Good: - Clean, comfortable rooms - Royce and Russel at the front desk! Very friendly and helpful, thanks guys - Use of the sauna/steam room as a guest - Great spa. Absolutely amazing Sports massage from Andrew! - Delicious food (expensive, but very good) - You can order food, ask for turn down service, etc. from the TV, which is so very convenient - Great gym, open space for weights and cardio and separate space for stretching The Bad: - You can hear through the walls a bit - They give you two water bottles for your entire stay, whether it's a night or a week. After that, they have boxes of water for $5 The Ugly: - The in-room coffee is Starbucks, but it's not very good so I ordered a small pot of coffee ($7) which was awful. Caffe Senso Unico is very good, but even The Market across the street is better - I could barely hold a signal on my phone in my room and it would completely drop in the bathroom read more

came here for a quick family vacay and i couldnt be any happier. The hotel is brand new and very clean. Most of the staffs are very courteous and polite. they have indoor pool which my son enjoyed very much. my parents enjoyed the sauna and gym amenities. urbane restaurant is very modern and pretty, although unfortunately, we didnt get to try the food but rey at the bar made amazing concoction of great drinks- the deli downstairs have great coffees and their walnut croissant is to die for. i give every thing a 5 stars except they charge $55 for parking. i know it's expensive for parking at dt seattle but this is not reasonable when the hotel next door charges 28 or so. all in all, we really enjoyed this hotel. read more

2 stars is being generous. The walls. They are thinner than a New York model. SO thin. You hear everyyyyything. No joke I heard the person in the room adjacent to ours lightly snoring, and the person in the other adjacent room I could hear every time they used the washroom (which is absolutely disgusting). The bonus star was for the super comfy bed. Other than that, Id rather stay at the grand. read more

This is the worst hotel I've ever stayed at. And I'm with Amazon. I didn't feel special. The accommodations were horrible for the price of over $430 per night. The phone didn't work. I arrived late from pre country for a very important executive briefing at 8am the next day and the front entrance was locked. I had to navigate myself to the garage to gain entry. I got to my room and as a backup to my iPhone alarm, hit the button on the phone to schedule a wake up call. Hit the "0" button. Fast busy. Hit every other button on the room phone. Fast busy. Took my mobile phone, Google searched the number for the hotel, called the hotel. Pressed the option for the operator. Fast busy. hit button on home phone in room for emergency. The security told me to hit 40 in room on phone to get to front desk. I did. Got to front desk. Told front desk what happened. He asked how I reached him. I told him. He told me he'd send someone up to my room to test my phone. No thanks I have to be up for an 8 hour meeting tomorrow. I see no value in this hotel. For a price of over $430 a night, based on the value, and the way I was treated, I would never recommend this place. Horrible experience overall. read more

The hotel's WiFi was slow/spotty. The hotel staff were polite, helpful, and nice. I had to wait in the valet area in the cold for the valet person (seemed like only 1 guy working that afternoon?) to come back from picking up another car to deal with my car. 3 bath towels (why not the standard 4??) in bathroom... otherwise room was great. $100 pet fee for an entire week is pretty good if you're staying long term, but quite obscene if you're only staying a night or two. read more

We stayed here when visiting Seattle. The location is perfect! It's right near downtown Seattle and a 10 min walk to pike place market! The location couldn't have been more perfect. We walked to a lot of places or took $7-10 Uber's anywhere else. The room was spacious, clean, and bathroom was huge! My most favorite part... the staff!! Upon checking in, we were greeted by Damion! He welcomed us and got us set up for an early check in. During our small talk, we told Damion how our flight was delayed... he grabbed us 2 free drink coupons. Such a small gesture, made us (the paying customer) SO happy and cared for. He has great customer service skills and we will definitely be staying here on our next trip to Seattle just because of the way we were treated. Damion definitely deserves recognition and a raise! Also, all the other Staff members were super nice and great! Great experience all around! read more

Beautiful hotel right down town. Couldn't be in a better location for whatever you're looking to do while in the city. The rooms aren't over the top amazing, but they are nice enough which is the only thing holding this place back. The hotel itself is abound with amenities. There is a spa, a nice gym, and a salt water pool. If you forget your bathing suit they have some to purchase on-site as well. An added bonus is the great little bar/restaurant within the hotel itself! I had a great dinner and breakfast here during my stay. All in all I was extremely pleased with this hotel. I can imagine the Grand Hyatt right across the street may be nicer, but for the price this place can't be beat. read more

What GREAT service. I arrived before noon, and Stephen Bremish was at the front counter and said "I love taking care of Diamond Members"....best greeting I have EVER received!!!! The Portland Hyatt Place - http://talesfromtheroad-mwalno.blogspot.com/2010/04/hyatt-place-portland-or-april-21.html - could learn a lot from the level of service provided here. My room was not ready, but I did not really care, and when I returned that evening it was. The room set-up is kind of strange, I am not much "into" the modern look and feel in properties....but they have a great bed and the room is QUIET. It is not great to work in, and the Internet connection is just ok. The guys who park the car are very nice, efficient (car is there when you ask), and good with directions. The restaurant, Urbane, is great for breakfast! Service is exceptional, and I would stay here again for sure! Package (room) 179.55 Valet Parking 33.00 Tax 33.52 Total - $491.82 (2 nights) read more

Stayed here because Jess W. is some sort of super Hyatt rewards member and got a free night. I am always impressed by Hyatt hotels; their staff is generally really friendly and their rooms are always clean and updated. We always get free wifi because of Jess W.'s super Hyatt status, which is always a plus. The stay here was nice. The rooms were spacious and everything was really clean. They had a weird sliding door that separated the bathroom and the rest of the room, which kept getting stuck. It was a little difficult to deal with at times, but still worked out well enough for us. Not a fan of the weird sliding door thing, though. Also not a fan of the offensive $40+/night valet parking. (And this is comparing it to DTLA.) OFFENSIVE. read more

Stayed six nights, Check-in was a breeze, staff exceptionally friendly, the food in the restaurant was pretty good. However, they are remodeling the room next door to mine. Carpet glue and excessive noise permeates my room. The room (mine) itself was nicely furnished. The electrical system is a little weird. You have to insert your room key to keep the lights on. I think I see the reason; power conservation, but it's just odd. Right next door is an apartment building, I could throw a rock and hit a tenet. That said there is a bit of privacy issue. Morning papers, really good apples. I'd stay there again without issue. One thing about Seattle is the service fee found almost everywhere a food establishment exists. They automatically tack a mandatory 20% service fee onto the check. It's to off set managements responsibilities toward wages for the staff. It's deceitful to say the least. So whatever you purchase you need to add 20% (more if you want to tip additionally. The whole thing is a real negative to me. read more