Seattle West Seattle 3-star Hotels

Eddie was amazing. We could not figure out the key code to the penthouse. He came up immediately and showed us around after he helped us inside. We could not find extra towels and he made sure we had those both the first night in the late evening. He also gave us suggestions of places to eat nearby and was so helpful for our trip. We would definitely stay there again

The hotel's location is convenient, but it is situated right next to the highway, resulting in a high level of noise from the constant traffic. Additionally, the hotel charges $50USD per night for parking with in-and-out privileges. During our stay, we experienced a delay at the parking gate due to a previous car being unable to exit, and there was a lack of immediate assistance from the parking staff. Furthermore, when inquiring about the following day being a public holiday, the front desk was unable to provide this information. Despite having stayed at this hotel twice this year, I am considering alternative options as I believe there may be better choices available for the price of $400 per night.

Our stay at this hotel was simply outstanding! From check-in to check-out, the service was impeccable. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, providing a relaxing atmosphere. The hotel's amenities were top-notch, and the staff's attention to detail made our experience truly exceptional. Highly recommended for a luxurious and comfortable stay!

My first visit to Seattle and the Executive Pacific Hotel. The perfect city-centre location, and even better, it’s very easy and cheap to get to from Sea-Tac airport. A direct and very cheap light train link from the airport (follow signs past the Alaskan Airways area) but be prepared for a 15-20 minute walk. About 40 minutes to Symphony, then a 5-minute walk (uphill) to the hotel. Et voila! The Executive Pacific Hotel. Simples! The hotel was excellent. Exceptionally clean and quiet, and a very comfortable room and bed. Courteous, helpful staff. Good, in-room facilities, coffee/tea maker, fridge, room safe, and complimentary bottled water. Good views over to the inlet. There is a small coffee and breakfast area and a shop next to the reception. Unfortunately, nothing is perfect. The wifi in the hotel is free, but patchy at best. I was unable to finish my online work. I realise the USA wifi network is not as good as in Europe, but business travellers need the best wifi connection, and not all travellers travel on business expenses. Hotel owners, please take note. Otherwise, with no other complaint, I would definitely stay at the Executive Pacific Hotel in Seattle again.

The biggest problem is that the wooden base of the bed is very sharp, and there is a passage less than one meter away next to it, so it is easy to get hit on the legs. Our family of three was hit more than once. If someone is using the office chair next to it, you will probably get hit if you don't walk sideways. (As shown in the picture). The front desk was reluctant to serve us, and their expression was very reluctant. The water for the shower was not hot enough.

The hotel is in a good location, across the road from the Seattle National Library. All attractions can be reached on foot. The rooms are decorated in a new and unique style, and they are very comfortable and comfortable. I didn't eat breakfast, I don't know how. There is an additional fee of $20 to the store.

The first W hotel I stayed in abroad, compared with the positioning of domestic W, Seattle W is more like a domestic modern four-star standard. The location of the hotel is still very good. It is just next to the famous public library. It is also within walking distance from the most famous Pike Place Market. The style of the hotel is also relatively young. It is an atmosphere full of youth and freedom that is admired by young people.

It’s a nice hotel in the downtown Seattle! Clean room but the hallway had some weird smell. There were some homeless in front of the hotel which felt insecure. But overall great hotel.