The Baroness Hotel

Such a fun place to stay. The elevator and being so close to so many Seattle attractions

just because the location it does not justify the price friendly staff but its an absolute joke for the price also fix your elevator 200+ a night and your super slow elevator feels likes its gonna break just stay out side of downtown very disappointing

Felt like a step back in time to the 1930's! Even the elevator was a classic. Very comfortable, clean, and attractive. Friendly and helpful staff. Easy and convenient parking. Great food across the street and many good options less than a block away. Also, a perfect spot for visiting the adjacent hospital.

They said up front that it doesnt have air conditioning, that and there are no commodities. Other than those two, it is a cool hotel in a nice area. Very clean and the staff was really nice. I had a great stay.

Not a great area, very old rooms, old TVs with 10 channels, no amenities, no one at front desk. Big rooms, ok “staff” across the street.

The hotel itself is okay at best, good distance from things in Seattle. I assure you it isn't worth it for the lack of amenities and the price. The staff was nice, but definitely understaffed since I had to check out accross the street at a sister hotel? in the morning. Payed 219 for a single night, and forced to pay a 100 dollar deposit. Which I think is quite pricey compared to the airport options. Really my biggest gripe is that they charged me the deposit saying there was smoke damage. I don't smoke to begin with, but I'm not dumb enough to do it indoors. No communication I was going to be charged either. I'm not sure if this is some kind of scheme, but it's kind of baffling. I wasn't even in the room for a full 12 hours. I'll update this review after their 'investigation'. Really at the end of the day it's just not worth the headache, hotel deposits are already suspicious.

Very cool old hotel. Was clean and affordable. No AC so it was a bit warm but they did provide fans. Would stay there again. Only issue was lack of parking. They have a pay lot behind the hotel but it was full so had to find another parkade and walk up a huge hill with our luggage. And not a lot of food options nearby

It was very nice for a 2 star hotel, the room was clean the check in and check out were easy, the only bad thing was the lobby was being touched up so it smelled of paint and it was messy, but other than that it was a good experience.

Very old/outdated rooms. Smelled like someone had smoked in the room or on the furniture for decades. Beds were thankfully clean. No AC but plenty of windows. Kitchen appliances looked like they were from the 60’s as did the bathroom and furniture.

Hotel is dated but in very good condition and clean. It was an affordable option to be downtown

The room was well kept. The staff was very friendly. Check in was a bit difficult because the front desk at the Baroness was not staffed. You had to cross the street to check in at "The Inn", which is a sister property. This meant either carting your luggage with you to another building, or having someone wait with the luggage while someone else checked in across the street. It's a minor annoyance. Due to the property being in a downtown location, there is a lot of activity nearby, including in the middle of the night. My wife was awakened twice in the middle of the night - once by a mentally ill homeless person who was screaming at no one in particular and a second time by a couple having an argument. Building security is excellent so we felt completely safe in our room. Walking around during the day also felt completely safe. The room was very clean. The bathroom was small but functional. The building does not have A/C so the room was warm, which impacted our sleep. My wife and I both like to sleep cold, so the warmth of a 73 degree day might not impact other visitors. A hot summer day would likely be miserable. The mattress was also not the most comfortable. It wasn't bad, just not as nice as home. The room was advertised as having a Queen size bed. The bed in our room seemed smaller, so maybe it was a double instead of a queen. The rate we paid was very good, especially for downtown Seattle. The convenience to Virginia Mason hospital couldn't be better.

Felt like a step back in time to the 1930's! Even the elevator was a classic. Very comfortable, clean, and attractive. Friendly and helpful staff. Easy and convenient parking. Great food across the street and many good options less than a block away. Also, a perfect spot for visiting the adjacent hospital.

They said up front that it doesnt have air conditioning, that and there are no commodities. Other than those two, it is a cool hotel in a nice area. Very clean and the staff was really nice. I had a great stay.

Clean room but needs updating (old furniture and appliances)

Vintage flair which gives this place some character!! We enjoyed our stay!! Staff super nice and helpful! Comfy beds and pillows, clean linens and towels! Great stay for a great price! Would stay again!

Very cool old hotel. Was clean and affordable. No AC so it was a bit warm but they did provide fans. Would stay there again. Only issue was lack of parking. They have a pay lot behind the hotel but it was full so had to find another parkade and walk up a huge hill with our luggage. And not a lot of food options nearby

It was very nice for a 2 star hotel, the room was clean the check in and check out were easy, the only bad thing was the lobby was being touched up so it smelled of paint and it was messy, but other than that it was a good experience.

Very old/outdated rooms. Smelled like someone had smoked in the room or on the furniture for decades. Beds were thankfully clean. No AC but plenty of windows. Kitchen appliances looked like they were from the 60’s as did the bathroom and furniture.

Hotel is dated but in very good condition and clean. It was an affordable option to be downtown

The room was well kept. The staff was very friendly. Check in was a bit difficult because the front desk at the Baroness was not staffed. You had to cross the street to check in at "The Inn", which is a sister property. This meant either carting your luggage with you to another building, or having someone wait with the luggage while someone else checked in across the street. It's a minor annoyance. Due to the property being in a downtown location, there is a lot of activity nearby, including in the middle of the night. My wife was awakened twice in the middle of the night - once by a mentally ill homeless person who was screaming at no one in particular and a second time by a couple having an argument. Building security is excellent so we felt completely safe in our room. Walking around during the day also felt completely safe. The room was very clean. The bathroom was small but functional. The building does not have A/C so the room was warm, which impacted our sleep. My wife and I both like to sleep cold, so the warmth of a 73 degree day might not impact other visitors. A hot summer day would likely be miserable. The mattress was also not the most comfortable. It wasn't bad, just not as nice as home. The room was advertised as having a Queen size bed. The bed in our room seemed smaller, so maybe it was a double instead of a queen. The rate we paid was very good, especially for downtown Seattle. The convenience to Virginia Mason hospital couldn't be better.

The nightstands looked like they were picked up off the side of the road. Mismatched lamps, one of which didn't work. The mattress had more potholes than the Seattle city streets.

Clean room but needs updating (old furniture and appliances)

Vintage flair which gives this place some character!! We enjoyed our stay!! Staff super nice and helpful! Comfy beds and pillows, clean linens and towels! Great stay for a great price! Would stay again!

Very vintage...in a dated way. Beds were very comfy! In order to get fresh air, we had to open windows...but very noisy...trash collection is EARLY! Room fan is provided.

Not a great area, very old rooms, old TVs with 10 channels, no amenities, no one at front desk. Big rooms, ok “staff” across the street.

Very cool old hotel. Was clean and affordable. No AC so it was a bit warm but they did provide fans. Would stay there again. Only issue was lack of parking. They have a pay lot behind the hotel but it was full so had to find another parkade and walk up a huge hill with our luggage. And not a lot of food options nearby

Nice older hotel with los of charm.

just because the location it does not justify the price friendly staff but its an absolute joke for the price also fix your elevator 200+ a night and your super slow elevator feels likes its gonna break just stay out side of downtown very disappointing

Good room, not great. Can’t control the heat. Front desk rude when they’re OPEN, mostly not there. Have to check in across the street.

The room was well kept. The staff was very friendly. Check in was a bit difficult because the front desk at the Baroness was not staffed. You had to cross the street to check in at "The Inn", which is a sister property. This meant either carting your luggage with you to another building, or having someone wait with the luggage while someone else checked in across the street. It's a minor annoyance. Due to the property being in a downtown location, there is a lot of activity nearby, including in the middle of the night. My wife was awakened twice in the middle of the night - once by a mentally ill homeless person who was screaming at no one in particular and a second time by a couple having an argument. Building security is excellent so we felt completely safe in our room. Walking around during the day also felt completely safe. The room was very clean. The bathroom was small but functional. The building does not have A/C so the room was warm, which impacted our sleep. My wife and I both like to sleep cold, so the warmth of a 73 degree day might not impact other visitors. A hot summer day would likely be miserable. The mattress was also not the most comfortable. It wasn't bad, just not as nice as home. The room was advertised as having a Queen size bed. The bed in our room seemed smaller, so maybe it was a double instead of a queen. The rate we paid was very good, especially for downtown Seattle. The convenience to Virginia Mason hospital couldn't be better.

Vintage flair which gives this place some character!! We enjoyed our stay!! Staff super nice and helpful! Comfy beds and pillows, clean linens and towels! Great stay for a great price! Would stay again!

Not a great area, very old rooms, old TVs with 10 channels, no amenities, no one at front desk. Big rooms, ok “staff” across the street.

They overbooked and dropped our reservation on the day of a Seahawks and had to find a new hotel which was obviously more expensive

Courteous staff. Great location for medical visit.

The hotel itself is okay at best, good distance from things in Seattle. I assure you it isn't worth it for the lack of amenities and the price. The staff was nice, but definitely understaffed since I had to check out accross the street at a sister hotel? in the morning. Payed 219 for a single night, and forced to pay a 100 dollar deposit. Which I think is quite pricey compared to the airport options. Really my biggest gripe is that they charged me the deposit saying there was smoke damage. I don't smoke to begin with, but I'm not dumb enough to do it indoors. No communication I was going to be charged either. I'm not sure if this is some kind of scheme, but it's kind of baffling. I wasn't even in the room for a full 12 hours. I'll update this review after their 'investigation'. Really at the end of the day it's just not worth the headache, hotel deposits are already suspicious.

the staff was exceptional!

It was very nice for a 2 star hotel, the room was clean the check in and check out were easy, the only bad thing was the lobby was being touched up so it smelled of paint and it was messy, but other than that it was a good experience.

Walking distance to Harborview is

Such a fun place to stay. The elevator and being so close to so many Seattle attractions

The room was well kept. The staff was very friendly. Check in was a bit difficult because the front desk at the Baroness was not staffed. You had to cross the street to check in at "The Inn", which is a sister property. This meant either carting your luggage with you to another building, or having someone wait with the luggage while someone else checked in across the street. It's a minor annoyance. Due to the property being in a downtown location, there is a lot of activity nearby, including in the middle of the night. My wife was awakened twice in the middle of the night - once by a mentally ill homeless person who was screaming at no one in particular and a second time by a couple having an argument. Building security is excellent so we felt completely safe in our room. Walking around during the day also felt completely safe. The room was very clean. The bathroom was small but functional. The building does not have A/C so the room was warm, which impacted our sleep. My wife and I both like to sleep cold, so the warmth of a 73 degree day might not impact other visitors. A hot summer day would likely be miserable. The mattress was also not the most comfortable. It wasn't bad, just not as nice as home. The room was advertised as having a Queen size bed. The bed in our room seemed smaller, so maybe it was a double instead of a queen. The rate we paid was very good, especially for downtown Seattle. The convenience to Virginia Mason hospital couldn't be better.

Felt like a step back in time to the 1930's! Even the elevator was a classic. Very comfortable, clean, and attractive. Friendly and helpful staff. Easy and convenient parking. Great food across the street and many good options less than a block away. Also, a perfect spot for visiting the adjacent hospital.

Todo le funciona y tiene buena ubicación

They said up front that it doesnt have air conditioning, that and there are no commodities. Other than those two, it is a cool hotel in a nice area. Very clean and the staff was really nice. I had a great stay.

Great location

It is an historical building and has all those quirks. But it is near everywhere I needed to be and it was perfect. I really loved it’s character!

Courteous staff. Great location for medical visit.

It was walking distance to Horizon Center and the light rail station. Perfect location for my needs.

Felt like a step back in time to the 1930's! Even the elevator was a classic. Very comfortable, clean, and attractive. Friendly and helpful staff. Easy and convenient parking. Great food across the street and many good options less than a block away. Also, a perfect spot for visiting the adjacent hospital.

Very cool old hotel. Was clean and affordable. No AC so it was a bit warm but they did provide fans. Would stay there again. Only issue was lack of parking. They have a pay lot behind the hotel but it was full so had to find another parkade and walk up a huge hill with our luggage. And not a lot of food options nearby