Executive Pacific Plaza Hotel Seattle

Executive Pacific Plaza Hotel

Address - 400 Spring St wa Seattle 98104.

Fine arts, finance, and an Asia-Pacific outlook

This handsomely updated 1920s hotel is in downtown's financial district, 5 blocks from the lively waterfront and Pike Place Market.

Catch Mariners action at Safeco Field, a mile away, visit the Seattle Art Museum, a five-minute walk, or browse the posh shops of Pacific Place.

Japanese guests are welcomed with Japan TV, Japanese-language maps and brochures, and a multilingual staff.

Inviting guestrooms, many with views of the bustling city, blend Northwest forest tones with Eurasian-style furnishings.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS AND ATTRACTIONS

5th Avenue Theater - 2 blocks
Rainier Square (shopping) - 2 blocks
Benaroya Hall (Seattle Symphony) - 3 blocks
Seattle Art Museum - 4 blocks
Seattle waterfront - 5 blocks
Monorail to the Seattle Center - 5 blocks
Pike Place Market (public market) - 6 blocks
Ferries - 6 blocks
Smith Tower - 6 blocks
Convention Center - 7 blocks
Historic Pioneer Square - 7 blocks
Bill Speidel's Underground Tour - 7 blocks
Pacific Place (upscale shopping) - 7 blocks
Seattle Aquarium - 9 blocks
Safeco Field - 1 mile
Seahawks Stadium - 1 mile
Space Needle - 1 mile
Experience Music Project - 1 mile

Seattle–Tacoma International Airport (SEA): Approximate driving time is 25 minutes and distance is 15 miles.

Driving directions from Seattle–Tacoma International Airport: Follow the signs for I-5 N. Exit to the left onto Seneca St (exit #165). Turn left onto Third Ave. Proceed one block and turn left onto Spring St. Continue one block to the hotel at Fourth Ave and Spring St.

Getting there: Gray Line Airport Express offers coach service for $5–15, while other shuttle services cost $16–25. Taxi service and Town Car service both cost $26–35. Rental cars are convenient and are available online. All fees subject to change without notice.

Getting around: Located in the downtown business district, the hotel is within walking distance of many offices, shops, restaurants, and attractions. Taxis—best arranged by phone—are convenient for short distances. Also, a large "ride free zone" spanning practically all of downtown allows riders to enjoy complimentary bus service. Although rush hour traffic is heavy, it is also possible to drive downtown; parking garages are generally easier to find than on-street parking. Rental cars are definitely the best bet for travel beyond downtown.

ROOMS

This hotel's 160 guestrooms offer no-nonsense comfort. Decor reflects a Eurasian theme, with modern colors and fabrics, traditional furniture, and large mirrors. Although the bathroom plumbing and fixtures have been renovated, most bathrooms have the original 1928 tile in striking patterns. Art includes vintage postcard and modern nature prints. Rooms include in-room movies and voice mail.

Please note: All rooms are non-smoking.

Cable/satellite TV

Coffee/tea maker

Hair dryer

Internet access - dial-up

Iron/ironing board

Non-smoking rooms

Pay movies/movie rental

Voice mail

DINING

Restaurants to suit every taste and budget are within walking distance of the hotel.

Nearby restaurants:
Seattle's Best Coffee - adjoining
Metropolitan Grill (premium steakhouse)
Wild Ginger (pan-Asian)
McCormick's Fish House and Bar
Ivar's (seafood)
Japanese Gourmet
Numerous restaurants at Pike Place Market

SERVICES

What to expect: Subdued, soothing colors and custom furnishings harmonize in updated rooms that blend well with the hotel’s 1920s architecture to create a homelike setting. The convenient downtown location attracts international business and leisure travelers, especially Japanese baseball fans eager to take advantage of the hotel’s proximity to Safeco Field.

Amenity highlights: The Executive Pacific Plaza goes to great lengths to accommodate its largely international clientele. A Japanese package, available at check-in, features Japanese tea, along with a map, welcome note, and appliance instructions in Japanese. The guestrooms include Japan TV, and Japanese newspapers are also available. Japanese-speaking staff members are on hand to assist guests.

Insider tip: Up the entry stairs and past the front desk is an area best representing the hotel’s character—the living room. A bowl of Washington-grown apples sits on a table, for guests to munch while reading a book or newspaper. As in Grandma’s living room, the furniture is comfortable, with an elegant vintage appearance. This is a hotel lobby that guests use and enjoy.

The hotel living room is a convenient spot to sit and browse through the variety of tourist information, maps, and brochures in English and Japanese. Free umbrellas are available for those who packed light.

Please note: This is a non-smoking property.

Guests can stop by the concierge desk to book a night on the town at one of the many fine restaurants nearby.

Self parking is available for $16 per night. Secured parking garage with in/out privileges.

Multilingual staff

Number of rooms: 160

Parking (surcharge)

Concierge services

Complimentary newspapers in lobby

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