The Inn at Virginia Mason

Beautiful setting and rooms Very comfortable and quiet rooms. Love the historical building and decor. Convenient to many types of restaurants and the hospital for your immediate needs

Hotel did not look like the site pictures! Wow this place was not anything like the pictures on the site! If you can find the front entrance bend the fence and the paper signs that have folder over to the proped open side door with the questionable flooring. Check in late at night, no hotel parking. Walked 2 blocks away to find a unprotected lot. Then walk up a steep hill in the dark no lighting in the front entrance. The hospital next door did not help with the nosie level. The room and bathroom were very small and hard to move around in. The TV did not work and would not stay facing forward. Very outdated the bathroom very hard to get around in, did not use the tub shower. There was a second door in the closet shower area with a lock on it not sure how secure that was from the other room. We brush our teeth and slept there and left first thing in the morning did stay for the rest of the booking. Did not shower or use anything in the hotel. Do not stay there with children or anyone that has mobility issues. Seems like a bait and switch compared to the images on line!

Great place to stay. Great location. It was really nice to be inside of the hospital I had an early morning appointment and was able to go directly to my appointment and not be late. The convenience of being able to walk over to the hospital was really important. The room was really nice as well. The bed was comfortable and everything is updated. They also provided box fans to circulate the air since this is an older hotel and does not have air conditioning.

Quaint and cozy place! It's a cool old building (100 years old) clean, cozy, with friendly staff, and a quaint vibe. Rooms are not huge, and there is no ac, but fans were provided. It is pretty centrally located, and the best part was that they kept our luggage for free while we attended the Seahawks game.

Good enough but a bit scary. The location was fine in the daytime but the first night that I pulled up to the front door a psychotic man stopped my car in the street and yelled at us and pounded on the hood and windows screaming nonsense. I had to drive away and come back an hour later, and thankfully he was gone. Other than that terrifying ordeal, the room was small and the hotel is old but at least it was clean and the tv worked. I got a headache listening to the very loud AC unit from the hospital right outside my window.