太平洋行政酒店 (Executive Hotel Pacific)

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The hotel is in a great location if you wanted to park your car and walk around downtown Seattle. Private parking lots are very close and offered affordable overnight parking with EV charging. The rooms were small and clean, but very basic and bland. We were on the fifth floor with two queen beds and their guest wifi didn’t work. Our AC unit was also broken, so they gave us a fan to use during our stay. My biggest concern was there was no security in place at the hotel and a lot of homeless people wandered that immediate area. I did not see any security cameras at all on our floor and the front counter staff did not challenge anybody who came inside and off the street. The most pleasant surprise came from the restaurant, Pacific Provisions Cafe & Wine Bar, that supplies their continental breakfast. The staff at Pacific Provisions were amazing and the food was excellent. The hotel also had another bar & restaurant to choose from, but we never utilized it.

We booked a Deluxe Queen room and were surprised by how small it was—it felt more like walking into a closet than a hotel room. While the room was clean, the size made it feel cramped. The bathroom was also poorly designed. It was very small, and the toilet paper holder was placed in an awkward location that made it inconvenient to access the toilet. We stayed on the 8th floor, and unfortunately, noise was a major issue. There was frequent banging, along with disturbances coming from the parking lot in the middle of the night, which made it difficult to get a good night's sleep. Overall, based on our experience, I would recommend considering other hotels in the area.

Poor wifi!!!!! No one is answering the phone at the front desk. You still need to go down if you want something. Breakfast was not newly cooked. Was just reheated.

The only thing good about this hotel is the location. The room smelled like cigarettes, the dust was visibly thick on the lamp shades and the housekeeper knocked and entered despite us requesting late check out and placing the do not disturb sign on the door. Location is great but everything else was a disappointment.

I am extremely frustrated with my stay. The room had numerous drawings on the walls, and there were metal objects that kept hitting our feet while walking. The sheets were dirty, and we couldn't adjust the air conditioning. When I asked the front desk about moving rooms, they informed me that I couldn't do so that night but could downgrade the next day due to my inconveniences. My husband even cut himself on protruding metal bars from the bed. The restroom was incredibly cramped, barely accommodating one person. The next day, we were moved to a new room, which was an improvement, although the bed was small and the air conditioning still didn't work. Additionally, the elevators are tiny, fitting a maximum of four people.

I found the room small. Parking was a bit inconvenient with it being down the street.

Pick somewhere else.

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Wow, for a major-city downtown hotel, this one was surprisingly bad and disappointing. First, the room was small. We had two full size beds, and that is about all that could fit into such a tiny place. There is one small “table” between the beds, but that’s the extent of any place to set anything. There is no counter, no table, no chairs! There are only two beds. The television is wall mounted (because there is no place for it to sit otherwise), and it is mounted over the mini fridge so that it blocks the Keurig coffee maker that sits on top of the fridge. I had to tilt the tv all the way left and still reach around it to access the Keurig, and at six feet tall, I had to stand on tiptoes and strain to see the water level in the coffee maker sitting on top of the refrigerator behind the television! The bathroom was no better: one shelf measured 6” wide by 16” long above the toilet. (It is prudent to keep the toilet lid closed or risk losing something from the shelf.) The bathroom door made a blood-curdling squeak, and it didn’t close easily; you had to jam it shut. The toilet was like one of those you see in a gas station: you flush it by depressing the handle that sticks out from the side of the pipe—you know, with your foot. And when you flushed, OMG!, it was loud! We eventually likened the noise to a torpedo being shot from a submarine. Two nights there: zero maid service after night one. For the price, this was the worst hotel of the vacation.

Staff could have been more helpful