we had a quick one night stopover in seattle on our way to vancouver. we chose this hotel as it was recommended in lonely planet. GOD NO! the rooms were TINY, and the walls paper thin, with lots of strange characters coming and going at all hours. we asked to be moved from our initial room (with a great view... more

The rooms are relatively small, and the hotel seems quite old. The environment is generally nice. It does not provide breakfast in the morning. more

We picked this hotel based on the pictures and the price on Expedia. The rack rate charged by the hotel is insane considering I could have gotten a decent motel/lodge for half the price. The room that was given to us was about 12'x9'. 12x9 doesn't sound too bad but put a queen sized bed, two end tables, a dresser/tv... more

Didn't expect a lot from Executive for the price, CAD $115/nt. Was an overnighter but longer stays might want to consider other alternatives it can be noisy for light sleepers. Walls are pretty thin and it is an old hotel after all. Location is quite central and about 10 min away to Pike Place. Another 15 min to Chinatown. And... more

I have stayed in far better places in Seattle for less. Room was the size of a prison cell, with a window facing a outside wall. It was quiet until someone showered or flushed a toilet. On the plus side a Seattle Best Coffee is next to the lobby and it is right downtown. If you take the hotel's limo... more

Stayed at the hotel for 2 nights in Seattle. Found that it was perfect walking distance to most hotspots / tourist places and very convenient. It is an older hotel, but it is kept very clean and the staff were incredibly friendly. Parking is a little steep at $19/day but I guess that is to be expected when staying downtown.... more

Me and a friend were in Seattle for the weekend to watch a basketball game. After viewing hotels in the Downtown Seattle area online we decided on this hotel because of it's spacious rooms. We stayed 2 nights in room 404. Positives: Extremely comfortable beds, helpful staff. The lady that checked us in was very friendly and helpful with both... more

When I walked into the lobby of the Executive Pacific in Seattle, it was filled with young "hipsters" with ear plates and nose rings and tattoos - yawn - hey, youngsters, as an ex punk-rocker, you should know that all that nonsense hasn't really been "shocking" since the '80s. Don't worry - we see you. When I saw my room,... more

We just returned from a mini getaway and needed someplace to stay in the downtown area for 1 night. We found the desk clerk very helpful in getting us settled and to arrange parking. The rooms are small but quite cozy and the bed was very comfortable. Again the bathroom is quite small but adequate. I would book into this... more