Hotel Max Reviews (Seattle, Washington)

Pretty Bummed Out

A traveler

Travelocity.com

February 25, 2011

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Just stayed one night there for the cool atmosphere. Ended up having paper thin walls and hearing neighbors laughing (of all things that should be happening in a room) until 4am. Phones in the room were very confusing to use to notify staff of ...Read more

Pretty Bummed Out

A traveler

Travelocity.com

February 26, 2011

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Just stayed one night there for the cool atmosphere. Ended up having paper thin walls and hearing neighbors laughing (of all things that should be happening in a room) until 4am. Phones in the room were very confusing to use to notify staff ...Read more

Dont stay here!

A traveler

Travelocity.com

August 15, 2009

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My wife's and first vacation in two years was to seattle, and to the Hotel Max. Checkin at the Hotel took way to long and the people behind the desk were unfriendly. When we got to the room it was incredibly small 10 x 10. There is no places to un ...Read more

Needs improvement

A traveler

Travelocity.com

February 26, 2009

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The hotel is an older remodeled hotel. The interior is very nice and the design and decor are modern and contemporary. the staff doesn?t even make an attempt to make your stay any better. When I checked in, the front desk staff was dry and not very ...Read more

Not Worth It

A traveler

Travelocity.com

June 17, 2008

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Here's what Hotel Max gets right: the bed, the friendliness of the staff Here's what they get wrong: no room service after 11pm (though they advertise 24 hr.), cleanliness (hairs in the bath, the second day housekeeping pulled the comforter up but ...Read more

clostrophobia

A traveler

Travelocity.com

June 18, 2007

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Rooms are way too small! <200 sq feet maybe.

The Max misses the mark

A traveler

Travelocity.com

August 27, 2006

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When you have to go into the hotel to find the valet, you know that service isn't the top priority at this hotel. The halls are narrow and dark...to highlight the artwork on the doors. The only chair in the room was an uncomfortable desk chair. ...Read more

Needs improvement

A traveler

Travelocity.com

February 27, 2009

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The hotel is an older remodeled hotel. The interior is very nice and the design and decor are modern and contemporary. the staff doesn?t even make an attempt to make your stay any better. When I checked in, the front desk staff was dry and not very ...Read more

Not Worth It

A traveler

Travelocity.com

June 18, 2008

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Here's what Hotel Max gets right: the bed, the friendliness of the staff Here's what they get wrong: no room service after 11pm (though they advertise 24 hr.), cleanliness (hairs in the bath, the second day housekeeping pulled the comforter up ...Read more

Very Small Bath

A traveler

Travelocity.com

February 7, 2011

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Upon arrival at Hotel Max, we arrived earlier than check-in. We were hoping to check-in and have our luggage held, but to our suprise, the front desk clerk had ONE room avalible. He stated that it is a 'very good room that does not face the back.' I ...Read more Upon arrival at Hotel Max, we arrived earlier than check-in. We were hoping to check-in and have our luggage held, but to our suprise, the front desk clerk had ONE room avalible. He stated that it is a 'very good room that does not face the back.' I did inquire about the bathrooms at that time. I asked if our room would have a shower or a bath. The clerk advised that with our room and how we booked it(through Travelocity) it only came with a shower. We were just happy to get into our room, which, as he stated was 'a very good room, early, so we could start exploring the city. The actual room was small but serviceable, about what we expected. Large enough for a queen bed, a desk and not much else. The bed was an average hotel bed. The mini-fridge never did get cold (even turned up to max), and the minibar had no price list anywhere. The flat panel television was nice, but the cable isn't digital so it's a bit of a waste. The only fire extinguisher/sprinkler head in the room was 2 inches inside the door and blocked by ductwork, six to eight feet from the bed...it probably meets code but it's not putting out any fires. Now the bathroom...consider yourself warned. I HAVE to recommend any sane person only reserves a king room with an actual bathtub. Neither my wife nor I are large people (5'9", 140 and 160), but we nearly didn't fit with enough room to move about. The shower is 24"x26", and this doesn't take into account the water knobs and a shelf in the back for soap and shampoo- useful space is about 22 inches square. If you drop the soap, you have to step out of the shower and around the toilet to lean back in and pick it up. Try and lean over to get it and you'll split your head open on the aforementioned shower shelf. The shelf by the sink is about 6 inches square...no room to set anything. The sink is mounted about belt height, and it is impossible to lean over far enough to get your face near it...your back comes against the far wall and your head bumps into t Close

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Pretty Bummed Out

Pretty Bummed Out

Dont stay here!

Needs improvement

Not Worth It

clostrophobia

The Max misses the mark

Needs improvement

Not Worth It

Very Small Bath

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Pretty Bummed Out

Pretty Bummed Out

Dont stay here!

Needs improvement

Not Worth It

clostrophobia

The Max misses the mark

Needs improvement

Not Worth It

Very Small Bath

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