tom911

I generally don't request a specific room. It was in the 2940s on club level (maybe 2944 or 2945). The agent told me it would have a Space Needle view when I checked in. If you wanted to ask for something try to get something that faces Puget Sound. Much better views in that direction. Check some of the other views from prior stays HERE.

Pierre48

Thanks tom911, great photos. I will try for a Puget Sound view.

OverThereTooMuch

Any suggestions on a better parking option? $30+ seems a little steep (to a suburban person not used to paying for parking).

365RoadWarrior

I almost never need to have a car, since public transport is so good. The last time I needed one, I used the phone app http://seattle.bestparking.com/ (Android, iOS, Blackberry) It wasn't less than $30/day, though

fireworksboy

Yeah, whenever I visited Seattle (before moving here), I never rented a car.

She

Their website says that Double Rooms are limited and not guaranteed. So what happens if I book a room for 3 adults then at check in discover the room is not available? It doesn't look like their regular King room has enough space for a rollaway

trouble747

So is the 'club' level worth the extra 6k points a night? It seems as if this hotel actually offers very few "standard" rooms on points, and at least from the many dates I've searched they tend to be doubles (despite the warning that the hotel has a limited number of double rooms). This is far better than the Hyatt Olive 8, which seems to offer even fewer rooms for points.

Forever in Seattle

I'm a regular here, and the staff are great IMHO.

FYI, the Space Needle views are no more due to a new large building getting constructed in between them both, which is a shame.

nineworldseries

Fantastic stay here the other night. I can't recommend the GH Seattle highly enough. Great hotel, great service, fantastic health club/spa facilities, solid lounge with a nice selection of snacks and a lovely breakfast spread, a shower in the room I already miss, etc. etc. Far superior to the O8 in my opinion.

exmike

Is the couch in the suite a pullout?

VIT-B

I stayed this last weekend on the top floor in a Corner Suite and the couch was a pullout.

steveholt

Tried to use my Hyatt CC Anniversary night here. Base-level room with two doubles was available online. Called in and after the Hyatt rep made a few calls, was told that I couldn't use the anniversary night because a double room "is considered an upgraded room", per central reservations. That seems crazy, no?

baliktad

The room types on the "Standard" room page are listed as "King Room" and "Double Room," so you could make a reasonable argument that either of those should be available for award bookings.

However, this hotel is known to have a very small number of double rooms (something like 10%). Unlike most hotels that will charge the same rate for either bed configuration of their base room type, the GH Seattle normally charges a $15 premium to book a Double bed room. So it's not entirely surprising that the Double room is considered an 'upgraded' room type.

Personally, I would book the King room if it's available and then contact the hotel directly to request a Double room if at all possible. They're likely to try to find some way to accommodate you.

steveholt

Unfortunately, there aren't any king rooms available; just the Double Room and then upgraded room types (business plan, suites, etc). I contacted the Plat Desk, which contacted Central Reservations, who told them to contact the hotel directly. The hotel sent them back to Central Reservations, who then told the Plat Desk that they wouldn't approve using the credit card award night for the room because it was an upgraded room.

baliktad

Is the Double Room you see listed available for reservation with points?

You may wish to contact reservations again with the following links:

https://creditcards.chase.com/credit...yatt-card.aspx

http://grandseattle.hyatt.com/en/hot.../standard.html

Standard rooms listed on this page include King Room and Double Room.