Executive Hotel Pacific

Images and description are not accurate. Very misleading. 3 star no. I've stayed in 2.5 that were better. The room barely big enough for one. cramped no robes and towels rack was opposite shower head behind the shower curtain.in the shower literally. no room for a wood door so opaque glass instead. Soap was so tiny it was cute. About the size of a .50 piece. FYI: Happy hour thing no longer but can get a 10% discount. Restaurant has been downgraded to pretty much an espresso bar. limited menu. They did have free water and what looked like ice tea in the lobby. Popcorn machine too but hadn't been refilled. Doorman....didn't see one. Tried to get myself a room but price had gone up a $100 within an hour. No way I'm paying $200+ and a $100 deposit for a dorm room. one elevator and it's slow and tiny. I took stairs 6 flights and got there same time as people who took elevator. Wasn't going to wait another 5 mins for next trip. Be fine for a trip not going to spend a lot of time in hotel. Plenty to do and see nearby. Great location. Very well staffed and that makes up for what the hotel once was maybe?

The staff could not have been nicer. We were greeted with a smile, a good morning, and a have a great day every day. Originally booked for three nights, and wound up staying for 12. Centrally located. Bus stops right outside the door. Beds were comfortable, pillows fluffy and just the right firmness. Wine tasting Monday thru Friday in the Lounge from 5-6. Room was chilly a couple of nights, but the front desk sent up a heater for us to use. If and/or when we ever go back to Seattle, we would definitely stay here again . Kudos to Samir, Abdul, and the rest of the staff.

Great Bargain in the heart of downtown Seattle- friendly staff and good beds and clean rooms ! Close to everything. One elevator was broken but not their fault. Bathrooms are small but everything worked well. Great window shades and blackout shades for nighttime- definitely would stay there again

Hotel was very clean, and very good location. We were walking distance to most things. And hotel staff was more than happy to arrange a taxi for us when we asked. Gave us lots of ideas what to do and see! Very helpful! Only thing I wished the served a breakfest with coffee they provided!

We’ve had a lovely stay! The room was clean and tidy, and the staff were more than happy to help with any requests. They currently offer free wine tastings in the week, which was a nice surprise. We’ve enjoyed our stay and would recommend!

The location is great. Rooms are super small to the extend that there is no room for your suitcase and out of date. The tub is yellow colored and there aren't even enough body wash or shampoos. Room service never picked up the calls.

If you`re looking to experience the charm of a historical downtown hotel, this is the right place. Staff helped me feel at home so I kept coming back to 400 Spring Str.|Rooms are impeccable, well maintained, functional and good value for the money. Dowtown Seattle and touristic Bay area within walkable distance.||Thank you very much to Hotel Staff and General Director Mrs.Sandra for the good time.

This has been a pretty frustrating experience, some pros and cons First pros, the two gals at the front desk were very sweet and helpful with recommendations and figuring out where to eat, tourist etc. Second cons- - the signage in the front is very misleading. It shows that parking is $45 from check in to check out, but then when we came in they said it was per night- this is super confusing - we came back the second day and the room hadn’t been cleaned, so we called in and asked if we put up the don’t disturb sign and we didn’t. Then put us on hold and then said that they don’t clean unless requested. This is so strange as if there was a sign or communication that says they are ecofriendly and to call in, that would be understandable but they responded not so nicely and said all hotels are different. We asked for some kind of compensation and they offered coffee which really doesn’t feel right as we don’t drink coffee. And also why would they ask if we put up the sign if this was such an obvious policy? All very strange and the communication wasn’t very friendly.