Executive Hotel Pacific NOT so Executive
We booked this hotel from a internet search as we were flying to Seattle for an Alaskan Cruise. The on-line rate of $129.99 was attractive so we read a few reviews which ended up mixed at best. The hotel is nicely located in the heart of Seattle. We rode the Seattle light rail train from Sea-Tac Airport to Westlake Station and then walked to the hotel. Fee was $2.75 per person vs. a $45.00 ride from the Sea-Tac Airport to downtown Seattle via taxi or limo service. Located at 4th and Spring, the hotel is surrounded in the immediate area by numerous restaurants, outside bistros and anything from fine dining to fast type foods such as hot dogs near the Westlake Center. We flew in on a Friday and choose to eat at P.F. Changs just a short walk away. You are very close to the world famous Pikes Public Market about 5-7 short blocks away, the monorail to the Space Needle and other venue locations. You're close to a Walgreens for any last minute purchases that ma have been forgotten such as sundry items. We arrived at 5:45 to 5:50 PM and checked in. The hotel offers a wine tasting from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM but at 5:55 PM there was no wine to be found, and only a bin of glasses like you would see come out of a commerical dishwasher.
In order to take the elevators you must carry your luggage down some stairs. The rooms are small, with queen beds that seem very small. The hotel is dated and bathroom style and fixtures are out of the 60's. Old style TV's and the size of the room is about 8 x 10. Upon taking the elevator to the 6th floor and exiting, the smell of smoke or mildew filled the hallways. It was not a pleasent odor. Once inside, we could see why the cost was just $129.99+ for the night. With taxes the bill came to about $145.00. Other than a great location to downtown Seattle, the Executive Hotel Pacifc was a disappointment and we would not choose to stay again. The smell in the hallways, the small rooms, small bed, and dated baths are the main reason NOT to stay here. Mangement needs to address the odor, and the renovation of the bath rooms. Photos have been attached of the outside of the hotel, the baths, and room. Also the view from our room. The hotel lobby shares an entry way into a Seattle's Best Coffee shop and patrons from the coffee shop have easy access to the hotel guest elevators, hallways and rooms. We did not see any hotel security. 
While I wanted to write a very positive review, the experience at the Executive Hotel Pacific can only warrant a 2 to 3 star review. There are many hotels near by to choose from. You may want to consider additional research, so you don't have any unpleasant surprises. For a single business person, one or 2 nights might work out well. For a couple of 2, the visit did not meet our expectations. Hopefully other members will find this review helpful. This hotel is a trade off for a great location, vs a small, smelly, old style room, at a modest room rate.