Hyatt Regency Seattle

When I first checked into the room, there was hair on both the sink and the bed. I tried calling the front desk in the middle of the night, but couldn't get through. However, after reporting it the next day, they moved us to a different room and upgraded our room type, so the service was still quite good. The sea view from the higher floor was beautiful, and the breakfast downstairs was delicious. The water pressure in the shower was a bit low, though.

Great location, within walking distance to Amazon. It's very convenient to get to various attractions downtown, and it's only an 8-minute walk to the Amazon Spheres. In the following days, I walked to the Spheres, but unfortunately, the Mexican restaurant downstairs was closed. Many areas inside Amazon are for offices, so it's very quiet. Parking is available; we parked at Amazon on the weekend for only 11 CAD.

The room was spacious and relatively new, which definitely improved my impression of American hotels, especially those in downtown Seattle. The service was standard, as you'd expect from a large chain. The location was excellent.

The hotel is very new and the rooms are great. It's about a ten-minute walk from Pike Place Market, much better than the W we stayed at last time, and cheaper too. There's an outdoor parking lot right in front of the hotel, but it's not affiliated with them. It costs $50 a day, but I felt it was more convenient to park outside.

The location is super convenient, right in the city center, which makes finding food and getting around by taxi incredibly easy. Overall, it's decent, but the service felt pretty average, nothing really stood out.

Small rooms, not cleaned daily, and definitely not good value for money – the Grand Hyatt next door is much better. Parking is also very expensive. Unless absolutely necessary, you might want to stay a bit further out. The only upside is the location; it's a 15-minute walk to Pike Place Market.