"Grand Hyatt Seattle: A New Experience in Old Times"

"Grand Hyatt Seattle: A New Experience in Old Times" I was fortunate enough to stay at the Grand Hyatt Seattle, which is like an old friend who has been through a lot but is still charming. The hotel is located in downtown Seattle. As a conference center hotel, the location is very convenient. As soon as you enter the hotel, the standard Grand Hyatt style comes to your face. The calm wood tone is like a warm embrace, cleverly hiding the traces of the years. Although the public area is not large, the hall that goes straight to the ballroom as soon as you enter the door is very unique, revealing a rare atmosphere. Although it can be seen that it has been around for a while, the aura is still strong and well maintained. However, when you get to the guest room floor, the public corridor is a bit old and a bit dilapidated. The condition of the guest room surprised me. It seems to be old from the photos, but the actual situation is much better and well maintained. The stone decoration in the bathroom is classic and durable, and there is no sense of oldness. Every time I check in, I can be upgraded to the same corner king pseudo-suite, and I can also enjoy the view of the fjord. The room separates the bedroom and living room area through the corner, connected by a narrow corridor in the middle. Although the actual area is only a little larger than the standard room, it also has a unique sense of space. The hotel's wine lounge is not large and will be a bit crowded during peak periods. The view is not as good as the room, but the breakfast provided by the wine lounge is enough to fill up, and the food during happy hour can also pad the stomach before dinner. Although you can't expect to eat very full here, it is also a kind of intimate service. The check-in experience at the Grand Hyatt Seattle is like finding new fun in old times, which is quite interesting.