Grand Hyatt Seattle

This Hyatt property is located adjacent to the Seattle Convention Center. It has a dark and outdated feel for a Hyatt, and does not have a restaurant. For an upcharge at the time of your reservation, you can have a continental breakfast on one of the upper floors. There is a Ruth Chris Steakhouse with an entrance from the hotel lobby. There are no lunch or dinner options. My room was clean and quiet, as it was on an upper floor overlooking the roof of the convention center. Given its proximity to the convention center, it appears not to rely on repeat business. As I was not in town for a convention or cruise, I will make sure to avoid this mediocre property in the future.

We arrived very early (flight arrived before noon), hoping we could just drop our suitcases off, and were allowed to go up to our room. The staff was very professional and friendly, the hotel and our room was spotless. We loved our room, comfortable bed...everything about our stay was great.

Had a wonderful time at theGrand Hyatt-Seattle. Hotel was wonderful in all aspects. We stayed here four night with a visit to Lumen Field for a Seahawks game. The stadium is in walking distance if you don't mind walking but if you don't like the exercise then you better get a ride share.

Stayed at the Grand Hyat for Pax West. Great room. Outstanding customer service. Excellent in-room service. My only very minor complaint is not real place for breakfast on the go besides Starbucks which is SLAMMED during a conference.

Grand experience when we stayed. Nice touches: One block from the Link transit station, welcome champagne upon check in (not sure if everyone gets it or just Elite members), bell service, in room dining, sauna/steam room, champagne vending machine ($27/bottle), electronic blackout shades with switch to move up and down, deep soaking tub, shoe horn with long stem for those having trouble bending, Balmain toiletries, separate shower stall with 2 shower heads, across from the Pacific Mall with Din Tai Fong and Haidilao Hot Pot. Those touches made it special - though some things to note: No robes. No slippers. But everything else in the room was more on the lux end. No pool, but has a whirlpool (steam room and sauna and pool is coed). Hotel doors lock at night but the fact that they need to be locked and the proximity to street people near the 3rd and Pine corridor means taking Uber at night to hotel (we found the walk from Link station fine during day). We got Club certificates so enjoyed access to the Club on the 27th floor. Breakfast was good with standard eggs/bacon and bagels with cream cheese and excellent smoked salmon (came with tomatoes and green onions, but no capers). Happy hour drinks at the Club was $5 and the light fare was light (cheeses, drips, crackers, and hot foods like potstickers or samosas). Cookies were decadent so watch your waistline. All in all, a nice hotel with great luxury touches in a convenient city location.