My wife was having Surgery at the Virginia Mason hospital next door, and some relatives suggested we stay here. Finding how to check in was difficult, due to the nearby construction, you have to check in at a hotel across the street. Signs to help locate the office were unclear and not very helpful. Once checked in you have to... more

Stayed there on a weekend when it was impossible to find a room in Seattle. It was a bit high priced, $160 after taxes, but it wasn't that bad at all. Doing my research I found that this building used to be an apartment building turned hotel/inn. The rooms are very apartment like and was very surprised at the size... more

Although the location was very convenient (a 10-15 minute downhill walk to Pike Place Market), this hotel was dissapointing. We had just come off the I-5 after a HOT day of driving and there was no air conditioning, which was not mentioned on the website. There was a note on the window asking that we leave windows closed as there... more

The Inn at virginia mason is connected to the hospital witch I had to take my parents to. They were very friendly and efficient at helping me get my parents settled in for the tests and proceedures that followed over the next 3 days..Great resturant in the lobby , very reasonable prices and good food..They staff was wonderful..We were put... more

My wife and I stayed here for a few days last summer while we were on vacation. It's located about seven blocks (up some very steep hills) from the water front. It's perhaps about 3/4 of a mile from downtown and located in a quiet neighborhood. We chose this hotel because of its proximity to downtown and its price. When... more

I had a horrible time trying to find a hotel at the last minute for a wedding in Seattle in July. However, I finally stumbled upon the Inn at Virginia Mason/Baroness Hotel website. I called the location directly after seeing favorable reviews on TripAdvisor. The booking process was very confusing since the Baroness Hotel was cheaper but is actually recently... more

This was a decent, quiet little hotel. Given that it was one of the cheapest we could find in the city, I should be giving it a much higher rating. The rooms were clean and the air conditioning decent (this was important given the heat wave we encountered). It is conveniently located a short walk from downtown. Athough as has... more

If you arrive in downtown Seattle via public transportation, the first thing you'll notice about Virginia Mason is the hike up First Hill. (I'd told the kids to pack light.) Though the Inn seemed a bit too out of the way initially, I was grateful for the location when evening arrived and the huge SeaFair parade began weaving through downtown.... more

We reserved room 611 for the nights of July 25-26, 2005. We arrived on 7-25 as expected and found our room waiting. It was nice, clean and comfortable. My wife was having brain aneurism surgery on the morning of 7-26, so we left early. My son had driven in that morning and we were going to use the same room... more