Located across the street from The Woodward and next door to The Woodward Executive, The Woodward Max is designed on the exterior to match The Executive.  Inside, however, is designed in accordance with the creativity of the artist Peter Max, most known for his work with the Beatles on Yellow Submarine.  His mature elegant hippie art (my words) now encompass gorgeous dark blues, reds and yellows in themes of floral and portraits.  So, you can expect to see grown-up paisleys, polka-dots, florals and stripes for an elegant, easy, contemporary feel. The Woodward Max features three stories with maximum sleeping for about 11 guests. 

The Woodward Max has a lovely Great Room for Chapel/Reception/Dining/Meetings designed for crowds up to 50 people.  The Great Room is in colors of gold, brown and pink with accents of navy, white and red. 

The Woodward Max has the premier Honeymoon Suite called The Loft at The Max.  It features an all-wood loft-style attic entered through glass french doors from the wrap-around gallery of the second floor.  A King sized leather platform bed sits in the middle of the Loft.  A two-person old fashioned copper slipper tub is nestled under a dormer window.  The colors of the room are rich chocolate and gold.  The Loft at The Max will be available for a cost of $185.

The Woodward Max also offers two fabulous King sized suites. The Chocolate Lover's Bedroom at The Max hosts colors of dark lime and chocolate. The bathroom focus is on a large tiled shower, clawfoot tub and double vanities.  The Chocolate Lover's Bedroom at The Max has a cost of $185 for personal travel and $100 for business travel.  Long-term business travel rates are also available.

  The second bedroom The Tangerine Dream at The Max features colors of tangerine and stone. The bathroom hosts a contemporary computerized whirlpool, multi-head shower and steam bath with lighting and stereo built in.  For personal travel this bedroom has a cost of $185 and $100 for business travel.  Long-term business travel rates are also available. 
 

A fantastic new kitchen in cobalt blue and white features the Polish Pottery pattern of Peacock Blue.

The Upper Foyer at The Max offers a second gathering spot for family and friends. It features a queen-sized sofa sleeper, electric remote fireplace and casual seating for about 10.
 

The Max Porch is old-fashioned and very roomy featuring a wicker porch swing, antique 12' church pew, sofa, chairs and game table with lots of greenery year-round.  Casual seating on the Front Porch is about 20.
 

The Max Back Deck. The added back deck is very large and hosts a 7-person hottub with waterfall and CD stereo.  The Back Deck also has loungers, a swing and lots of room for casual private enjoyment.