The Ultimate Sub Pop Indie Music Experience. For music buffs craving rock 'n roll history, rooms honor Sub Pop Records, famed for 90s grunge acts like Nirvana and Soundgarden, plus modern stars like Father John Misty and Beach House. You can spin your vinyl on your in-room Victrola record player. The Sub Pop Queen's front door is adorned with black-and-white works by acclaimed 90's rock photographer Charles Peterson. Perfect for up to 2 guests! • Subpop King Room w/ Victrola Record Player & SubPop Vinyl Collection • Urban Hub, Seattle's Denny Triangle - Perfect for Business Travel • Downtown Location & Easy Walk to Pike Place Market • Welcome Beer at Check-In & Daily Craft Beer Hour Meet Up On-Site • Luxury Sleep Experience • Morning Coffee Service Included • Well+Fit Kit • Pets Welcomed • 24-Hour Desk Welcome to your 190 ft² Sub Pop Queen room, our fifth-floor rooms pay homage to Sub Pop Records, Seattle’s most iconic indie record label, and feature a curated collection of vinyl that is routinely updated. This room features: • Living Space: queen bed, pillow top mattress, Victrola record player and SubPop vinyl collection, desk, USB bedside, Tivoli Bluetooth clock radio, 50" HD cable TV, mini-fridge, robes, safe • Bathroom: equipped, bathtub/shower combination and plush robes Other amenities at Hotel Max include (but are not limited to): • Paige, our virtual concierge • EV charging station • Pet amenities • Spiritual menu (books) • Laundry or dry cleaning • In-room steamer LOCAL FAVORITES • Food and Drinks: Discover Seattle's culinary scene at Pike Place Market for unique snacks, Belltown's dive bars for local vibes, and Ballard's farm-to-table eateries for authentic flavors. • Outdoor Activities: Start your day at Seattle Center, home to MoPOP and KEXP's studio for pop culture and live music. Dive into Belltown's lively scene of bars and restaurants. Explore Ballard's streets for farm-to-table dining, capturing Seattle's culinary essence. • Places to See: Explore Pike Place Market for quirky shops. Head to Seattle Center for MoPOP and KEXP, showcasing the city's arts and music scene. Immerse yourself in the indie music culture at Hotel Max, inspired by Subpop Records.