Queen Anne Manor Senior Living

Offers Assisted Living and Memory Care

9 Reviews

$$$

100 Crockett Street

Seattle

98109

Queen Anne Manor Senior Living

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4.0 9

Debra 2018-11-26 Queen Anne Manor was very nice, but it's just located too far from us. They have a little bit of an issue with wheelchair accessibility in the showers and bathrooms. There's a shower room that they take the residents to if they aren't mobile and need help showering. You just make it work. The rooms were really nice, it's just an older building. I really liked this community, and the director was also nice. I saw a menu and it looked pretty good. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

unhappyatqueenannemanor 2017-01-08 The memory care facility is one of the worst I have ever seen. Staff is inexperienced and and apathetic. We toured the library to find the attendant with his shoes off and feet up on the central desk, texting on his cell phone. He remained in this position throughout our library visit. Multiple items went missing from my father-in-law's room and when we inquired about his injuries (bruising, bleeding) noone could answer what had happened. Avoid at ll costs. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

Past Resident345417 2016-11-14 Queen Anne Manor didn't have any church stuff. On Sundays, they have nothing, but it was clean and organized. The food was not good at all. It wasn't spoiled, but it wasn't cooked very well and wasn't very appetizing. The breakfast was good, but the other meals were not. Some of the staff couldn't speak English, so when you ask them for something, they didn't understand you. There were some that just didn't want to help you, and there were some that were really nice, but when you keep running into somebody who doesn't want to take care of you when they're being paid to do it, it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. One thing that was very nice was they had movies every night so you could choose what you wanted to see, but if something was on that you really like and it wasn't a Sunday, it didn't matter because you could go any night you wanted. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 3 1

Caring103029750 2015-03-11 I really didn’t like Queen Anne Manor. Their rooms were really small, and it was kind of set up like a hotel. Also the woman said that we need to give a deposit ,and when you change your mind, you can't get your deposit back. I visited this facility

5 3 1

Caring77296950 2014-05-29 I certainly highly regard Queen Anne Manor. It’s very pleasant and has an excellent staff. I’m very fond of them. They're very sensitive. The attendants are extremely good and wonderful people. I would recommend them without any reservation. I just think that they've certainly done a great job. I’m really kind of sad that my wife couldn’t go back there, but she really had a couple of complications that have nothing to do with Queen Anne Manor. She was hospitalized for a while, and so we just elected to bring her home and help her recuperate at home. I would say that the community has very high-end service. They’re situated in a nice local community in Seattle, which is Queen Anne Hill. There is the opportunity for family to take their loved ones and actually go out on walks and things such as that. It’s in a community in a home center, and it was very lovely. The facility is just first class and so are the people. If I needed care, that’s the place I'd go. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 5 1

April2 2012-07-05 I have visited my great aunt at the Queen Ann Assisted Living Facility on two different occasions in the last eighteen months. I have never been a fan of such places and was shocked to see that this one actually felt like a home and had the beauty of a fancy hotel. The building is almost a hundred years old but is kept up beautifully. The staff is available twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week. They have several different sections of the home. One if for people that need a lot of help and one is for people that don't need much and the other is special for people that have dementia and Alzheimer's. There are many great things about this location. There are tons of shops and great restaurants in easy walking distance, the location is really pretty, wonderful and great tasting dining and twenty-four hour coffee service. They also provide a great recreation program that has free transportation for residents. They also offer a lot of great onsite options for socializing among the residents and guests. The staff has always been very kind and they have a lot of long term staff as well. This is a great facility and I would recommend it to anyone that is in the area and does not want to live alone any longer. It is also a great facility for couples and they have great rooms and areas to accommodate them. If you want a home like facility with European flair close to all the things you love this is a great location for you or for your loved ones. I visited this facility

5 5 1

Ty3470 2012-06-29 There really wasn't a lot of a staff presence at Queen Anne Manor. Though, when we did need help in the room my great-grandmother was staying in, they were relatively timely in their response. The place itself was relatively clean, and really well-kept considering the number of people staying there and the seemingly-constant flow of people visiting. The location was pretty nice too, though finding good street parking was a pain (but this is Seattle after all).When my great-grandmother passed away, the facility was really helpful and respectful to us (her family) during the time of grieving and of working to help get her a funeral that she deserved. Overall, I don't have a lot of other experience with "retirement homes" or places like that, but I definitely would recommend Queen Anne Manor to someone who needed such a place, though I'm sure there are other options to explore in the area. I am a friend or relative of a resident

5 4 1

jessica12 2011-06-30 When I first walked into this facility, I felt like I was at home. The way the staff welcomed me, it made me feel like I was family. Their care in professionalism goes well above the call of duty. This facility applies a large amount of medical assistants to make each resident as comfortable as possible. During my visit I notice how clean the place was. It reminds me of a five star resort that has been historically build. The facility has 3 floors and is exceptionally built. The staff is exceptional and professional. I visited this facility

5 5 1

anonymousjj 2011-06-09 Queen Ann Manor is located on top of Queen Ann Hill in Seattle in a historic building and nicely furnished. Parking can be a little challenging when the facility's small lot is full. The building itself is very nicely furnished and does not at all have an institutional. My friend is a resident in the Memory Care Unit, which I cannot say enough good things about. Every time I have visited there are several care givers on staff to give individualized attention. It is obvious that each resident is well cared for. Each room has it's own private bathroom, however one drawback is the small size. If a wheelchair or other assistive device is needed getting into the shower can be challenging. Visited this facility

5 5 1

100 Crockett Street, Seattle, WA 98109

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November 26, 2018

By Debra

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

Queen Anne Manor was very nice, but it's just located too far from us. They have a little bit of an issue with wheelchair accessibility in the showers and bathrooms. There's a shower room that they take the residents to if they aren't mobile and need help showering. You just make it work. The rooms were really nice, it's just an older building. I really liked this community, and the director was also nice. I saw a menu and it looked pretty good.

January 08, 2017

By unhappyatqueenannemanor

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

The memory care facility is one of the worst I have ever seen. Staff is inexperienced and and apathetic. We toured the library to find the attendant with his shoes off and feet up on the central desk, texting on his cell phone. He remained in this position throughout our library visit. Multiple items went missing from my father-in-law's room and when we inquired about his injuries (bruising, bleeding) noone could answer what had happened. Avoid at ll costs.

Provider Response

Hello. I know you posted this a while ago, but I wanted to take this opportunity to let you know that we are under new management by Integral Senior Living. We are fully dedicated to providing the highest level of quality care to our residents and their loved ones. This dedication is ingrained in our associates at all levels as we pride ourselves on being able to address the individual needs of our residents. If you would like to discuss further, please give me a call. I look forward to hearing from you. Carissa Brumell, Queen Anne Manor Executive Director

November 14, 2016

By Past Resident345417

I am/was a resident of this facility

Queen Anne Manor didn't have any church stuff. On Sundays, they have nothing, but it was clean and organized. The food was not good at all. It wasn't spoiled, but it wasn't cooked very well and wasn't very appetizing. The breakfast was good, but the other meals were not. Some of the staff couldn't speak English, so when you ask them for something, they didn't understand you. There were some that just didn't want to help you, and there were some that were really nice, but when you keep running into somebody who doesn't want to take care of you when they're being paid to do it, it leaves a bad taste in your mouth. One thing that was very nice was they had movies every night so you could choose what you wanted to see, but if something was on that you really like and it wasn't a Sunday, it didn't matter because you could go any night you wanted.

Provider Response

Hello, I wanted to let you know Queen Anne Manor has a new management company, Integral Senior Living. Not only are we devoted to providing quality care to our residents and their loved ones, but we also offer world-class programming. Through signature programs like Vibrant Life and Elevate Dining, our residents have the opportunities to participate in activities geared toward life enrichment and dine on delectable food prepared according to their individual diets and preferences. If you would like to discuss further, please give me a call. I look forward to hearing from you. Carissa Brumell, Queen Anne Manor Executive Director

March 11, 2015

By Caring103029750

I visited this facility

I really didn’t like Queen Anne Manor. Their rooms were really small, and it was kind of set up like a hotel. Also the woman said that we need to give a deposit ,and when you change your mind, you can't get your deposit back.

Provider Response

Hi. Thank you so much for providing your feedback. I know you posted this a while ago, but I wanted to check in and make sure your deposit issue was resolved. Queen Anne Manor is under new management, and I would welcome the opportunity to speak with you about all the exciting changes at our community when you have a moment. Thanks so much. Carissa Brumell, Queen Anne Manor Executive Director

May 29, 2014

By Caring77296950

I am a friend or relative of a resident

I certainly highly regard Queen Anne Manor. It’s very pleasant and has an excellent staff. I’m very fond of them. They're very sensitive. The attendants are extremely good and wonderful people. I would recommend them without any reservation. I just think that they've certainly done a great job. I’m really kind of sad that my wife couldn’t go back there, but she really had a couple of complications that have nothing to do with Queen Anne Manor. She was hospitalized for a while, and so we just elected to bring her home and help her recuperate at home. I would say that the community has very high-end service. They’re situated in a nice local community in Seattle, which is Queen Anne Hill. There is the opportunity for family to take their loved ones and actually go out on walks and things such as that. It’s in a community in a home center, and it was very lovely. The facility is just first class and so are the people. If I needed care, that’s the place I'd go.

July 05, 2012

By April2

I visited this facility

I have visited my great aunt at the Queen Ann Assisted Living Facility on two different occasions in the last eighteen months. I have never been a fan of such places and was shocked to see that this one actually felt like a home and had the beauty of a fancy hotel. The building is almost a hundred years old but is kept up beautifully. The staff is available twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week. They have several different sections of the home. One if for people that need a lot of help and one is for people that don't need much and the other is special for people that have dementia and Alzheimer's. There are many great things about this location. There are tons of shops and great restaurants in easy walking distance, the location is really pretty, wonderful and great tasting dining and twenty-four hour coffee service. They also provide a great recreation program that has free transportation for residents. They also offer a lot of great onsite options for socializing among the residents and guests. The staff has always been very kind and they have a lot of long term staff as well. This is a great facility and I would recommend it to anyone that is in the area and does not want to live alone any longer. It is also a great facility for couples and they have great rooms and areas to accommodate them. If you want a home like facility with European flair close to all the things you love this is a great location for you or for your loved ones.

June 29, 2012

By Ty3470

I am a friend or relative of a resident

There really wasn't a lot of a staff presence at Queen Anne Manor. Though, when we did need help in the room my great-grandmother was staying in, they were relatively timely in their response. The place itself was relatively clean, and really well-kept considering the number of people staying there and the seemingly-constant flow of people visiting. The location was pretty nice too, though finding good street parking was a pain (but this is Seattle after all).When my great-grandmother passed away, the facility was really helpful and respectful to us (her family) during the time of grieving and of working to help get her a funeral that she deserved. Overall, I don't have a lot of other experience with "retirement homes" or places like that, but I definitely would recommend Queen Anne Manor to someone who needed such a place, though I'm sure there are other options to explore in the area.

June 30, 2011

By jessica12

I visited this facility

When I first walked into this facility, I felt like I was at home. The way the staff welcomed me, it made me feel like I was family. Their care in professionalism goes well above the call of duty. This facility applies a large amount of medical assistants to make each resident as comfortable as possible. During my visit I notice how clean the place was. It reminds me of a five star resort that has been historically build. The facility has 3 floors and is exceptionally built. The staff is exceptional and professional.

June 09, 2011

By anonymousjj

Visited this facility

Queen Ann Manor is located on top of Queen Ann Hill in Seattle in a historic building and nicely furnished. Parking can be a little challenging when the facility's small lot is full. The building itself is very nicely furnished and does not at all have an institutional. My friend is a resident in the Memory Care Unit, which I cannot say enough good things about. Every time I have visited there are several care givers on staff to give individualized attention. It is obvious that each resident is well cared for. Each room has it's own private bathroom, however one drawback is the small size. If a wheelchair or other assistive device is needed getting into the shower can be challenging.

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