Hotel Max is located in the center of it all in downtown Seattle. This property is proud to be committed to supporting the arts. Over 350 original works by local Seattle artists and “beyond” are displayed throughout the property for your viewing pleasure. Have a cocktail in your own private art gallery! Enjoy Hotel Max’s warm, sleek and hip atmosphere for your choice in accommodations, cocktails, or dinner.
The progressive and innovative city of Seattle is not only the birthplace of grunge music and Microsoft, it is also the Northwest’s very own artistic metropolis. Discover new artists at Seattle’s endless galleries, or reflect on the city’s historic pioneer past at an array of diverse museums. Best of all, enjoy the displays of architectural wonders and freestanding sculptures that are found freely throughout Seattle!
The Concierge Questionnaire asks Hotel Max’s Dave Watkins, General Manager what makes Seattle, Washington a special place to visit. Read on to find out Dave’s answers... Enjoy!
The Concierge Questionnaire: Dave Watkins, General Manager
Hotel Max: Seattle, Washington
1. What is your favorite word to describe Seattle? Artsy
2. What word best reflects the people of Seattle? Metro Natural Granolas.
3. What is the most creative, spiritual or emotional place in Seattle? The Japanese Gardens in Mountlake.
4. What is your favorite outdoor activity in Seattle? Walking along Alki Beach.
5. What is you favorite indoor activity in Seattle? Reading a book at the Seattle Public Library (designed by Rem Koolhaus) when it is rainy.
6. What is your favorite sound or noise in Seattle? Crowd noise at Seahawks football game.
7. What is your favorite smell or taste in Seattle? Smell, the Seattle waterfront. Taste, smoked salmon.
8. What drink best reflects Seattle? Coffee! Also, Mac and Jack’s a local Seattle microbrew.
9. What song or type of music best reflects Seattle? Grunge or Jimi Hendrix
10. If Heaven were Seattle, what would God say to a visitor when they arrive at the Pearly Gates? Do you want room in your cup?
Hotel Max: Seattle, Washington
620 Stewart Street, Seattle, Washington 98101
Phone: 206-728-6299 or 866-833-6299
“The Concierge Questionnaire” is inspired by James Lipton's "Inside the Actors Studio" questionnaire, which was inspired by Bernard Pivot’s questionnaire and his French television show "Bouillon de Culture."
The progressive and innovative city of Seattle is not only the birthplace of grunge music and Microsoft, it is also the Northwest’s very own artistic metropolis. Discover new artists at Seattle’s endless galleries, or reflect on the city’s historic pioneer past at an array of diverse museums. Best of all, enjoy the displays of architectural wonders and freestanding sculptures that are found freely throughout Seattle!
The Concierge Questionnaire asks Hotel Max’s Dave Watkins, General Manager what makes Seattle, Washington a special place to visit. Read on to find out Dave’s answers... Enjoy!
The Concierge Questionnaire: Dave Watkins, General Manager
Hotel Max: Seattle, Washington
1. What is your favorite word to describe Seattle? Artsy
2. What word best reflects the people of Seattle? Metro Natural Granolas.
3. What is the most creative, spiritual or emotional place in Seattle? The Japanese Gardens in Mountlake.
4. What is your favorite outdoor activity in Seattle? Walking along Alki Beach.
5. What is you favorite indoor activity in Seattle? Reading a book at the Seattle Public Library (designed by Rem Koolhaus) when it is rainy.
6. What is your favorite sound or noise in Seattle? Crowd noise at Seahawks football game.
7. What is your favorite smell or taste in Seattle? Smell, the Seattle waterfront. Taste, smoked salmon.
8. What drink best reflects Seattle? Coffee! Also, Mac and Jack’s a local Seattle microbrew.
9. What song or type of music best reflects Seattle? Grunge or Jimi Hendrix
10. If Heaven were Seattle, what would God say to a visitor when they arrive at the Pearly Gates? Do you want room in your cup?
Hotel Max: Seattle, Washington
620 Stewart Street, Seattle, Washington 98101
Phone: 206-728-6299 or 866-833-6299
“The Concierge Questionnaire” is inspired by James Lipton's "Inside the Actors Studio" questionnaire, which was inspired by Bernard Pivot’s questionnaire and his French television show "Bouillon de Culture."
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