Hyatt At Olive 8
What the experts agree on
Seattle's first LEED-certified hotel pairs eco-conscious design with a sleek, modern lobby and chic Northwest vibe. Experts praise its green credentials and walkable downtown location near the convention center.
“You almost can’t go wrong with the Hyatt at Olive 8, which is known for its exceptionally high customer ratings, environmentally conscious design, and easy, walk-to-everything location.”
– Oyster
"This downtown hotel near the convention center is Seattle's first LEED-certified hotel." Full review
"In a city known for environmental responsibility, being the greenest hotel in Seattle is no small feat—and green is rarely this chic." Full review
"Far from being a tie-dyed Bumpershoot outcast, this green hotel is a sleek mainstream commercial outpost with a cool, contemporary Northwest vibe and an array of facilities." Full review
"Hyatt at Olive 8 is the first LEED-certified hotel in Seattle --- a city known for its green living."
4.5
"Conservationists flock to this "beautiful" Downtown "green-chic" chain outpost – the first LEED-certified property in the city, built "with the environment in mind"."
"Green luxury is the focus at the Hyatt at Olive 8." Full review
17.5
"Formerly something of a no man’s land, the northeast corner of downtown Seattle has recently sprouted a collection of shiny modern towers. Olive 8, crowned by a frosty blue glass halo,..." Full review
"With its vaulted ceiling, blond woods, and supersized steel-and-glass staircase, the lobby at this 346-room Hyatt feels chic and serene." Full review
Top Choice
"Encased in a sleek 39-story tower that was completed in 2009, the Olive 8 is managed by the Hyatt chain and is best described as swish, ultra-modern and, above all, green." Full review
Bib Gourmand
"The lobby and public spaces exude an International Style tautness that leans more toward elegant than cozy. Rooms are pleasantly spare and buttoned-up, but never cold" Full review
$179/night
on Booking.com