Grand Hyatt Seattle: Old but still strong.

This is my third time staying at the Grand Hyatt Seattle, which is located in downtown Seattle and is a supporting hotel for the convention center. The style is standard Grand Hyatt, with a calm wooden tone that effectively covers the traces of time. Public area: The area is not large, but it is "Grand" enough. The entrance is a lobby that leads directly to the ballroom, which is quite rare. You can tell it's been around for a while, but the atmosphere is still there, and it's well-maintained. However, once you get to the guest room floors, the public area corridors look a bit run-down. Guest room: Well-maintained, the photos look older than the actual room, but the real condition is still satisfactory. The stone decoration in the bathroom doesn't look old, but rather classic and attractive. Globalist: Every time I get upgraded to the same corner king pseudo-suite with a view of the fjord. The room is divided into a bedroom and living room area by the corner, connected by a narrow corridor, and the actual area is only slightly larger than a standard room. Lounge: The area is not large, and it can be quite crowded during peak hours. The view is not as good as the room, but the breakfast is enough to fill you up, and the happy hour is enough to fill you up before dinner.