Hotel Max

Why do people love staying in your hotel? Our guests love Hotel Max because we celebrate Seattle’s past, present, and future through art, music, and craft beer…and that includes complimentary local, craft beer hour daily! What is there to do in the area or on site? Hotel Max takes you through a world-class art collection in the lobby, allows you to listen to label-curated vinyl on turntables, and enjoy daily craft beer hour in the evenings. Our ideal location puts you within walking distance of Retail Core, Pike Place Market, and just a quick stroll away to the iconic Space Needle. What kind of breakfast do you offer? James Beard Award-winning Chef Jason Wilson serves rustic baked goods, fundamentals on the fly, and breakfast classics to create a wood-fired menu at Miller’s Guild which is located in the lobby level of Hotel Max. Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally? Miller’s Guild features 75 day dry-aged beef and locally caught seafood created from a customized wood fired grill. Brunch, Lunch, and Dinner are served at Miller’s Guild plus crafted cocktails made with spirits house-finished in oak casks. A block away from our hotel is Barolo Ristorante and Blueacre Seafood; though Seattle is known for trendy neighborhoods with endless tasty options. Which are your most popular room types, and why? Any guestroom on our SubPop floor is very popular! Sub Pop Records is Seattle’s most iconic independent record label and since we are all about embracing music; we pay homage to them. Check out the framed poster art, listen to vinyl records with Crosley record players, and embrace the Seattle grunge experience available nowhere else in the world. What facilities do you have for children and can you fit extra beds in your rooms? Hotel Max has become a magnet for musicians, art lovers, and the creatively inclined and children may appreciate that too! Plus, our lobby is the perfect cozy spot to play one of our board games after a day of strolling all of the Seattle attractions. We are a boutique hotel built in 1926 and we embrace our historical rooms, so extra beds would be inconvenient for the typical traveller. What message would you like to give Hotel Guru readers? If you are looking to truly experience what the city is all about; Hotel Max reflects Seattle to its core. Through music, art, and craft beer; you will feel truly inspired and we trust your stay with us will be fun and unique.