We stayed here from Aug. 13 to 16, 2008 and was given the third room from the elevators on the 7th floor. On the whole, the stay was OK and I would come back again. That said, there are things which irked me and could/needs to be improved for sure. Rooms: Clean, older, and pretty small. Best suited for a... more

we stayed in the hotel while we had four days in Seattle between July 25 and July 29. It was the only one available when we booked through United vacations. Other unavailable possibilities are located close by. My first impression when we arrived from the airport at 1am was that the decor was dull and dreary, and our mood wasn't... more

Unfortunately, I didn't look for reviews until after I had booked & then it was too late to get a room anywhere else. You park around the corner in the Olympic garage, which doesn't have an elevator to every floor, so I had to carry my luggage down a flight of stairs. You come out on 5th St., and then... more

Read the majority of the negative comments that shold tell you something. Its a early 1900 building that had some new carpet, and some marble in the front entrance and there you are. There is NO access for a whhelchair. You park out front and load your luggage in the hotel taking it down some stairs a placing it on... more

Here it is- the definitive evidence to illustrate how small the rooms are at The Executive Hotel- see pics The bathroom does not hold my personal travel trophy for tiny but it is small and if you are pressed for time then while you are on the 'throne' you could soak your feet at the same time. The room is... more

Got a very reasonable price...at least $50 less per night than the best deal I could find on Expedia. It's an older, refurbished hotel so, yes, the rooms are small, but they're livable. Plus there's an open "living room" area on the Mezzine that has free wi-fi, so if you do need room to stretch you can do it there.... more

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