Raleigh · WakeMed
A comfortable home base, minutes from WakeMed. When you’re in Raleigh for care at the WakeMed Raleigh Campus — Wake County’s only Level I trauma center and only dedicated Children’s Hospital, and the area’s largest health system — Trifecta’s furnished apartment at the 400H tower in downtown Raleigh is about a 4-mile, ~10-minute drive east on New Bern Avenue. A full kitchen, a separate bedroom, in-unit laundry, and weekly or monthly rates, in walkable downtown — a more human base than a hotel by the highway, whether you’re a patient, family, or a clinician on assignment.
How close you'll be
Our furnished apartment at 400H sits in walkable downtown Raleigh — about a 4-mile, ~10-minute drive east on New Bern Avenue to the WakeMed Raleigh Campus. Close enough for an early appointment or a daily visit, with a real downtown to come home to.
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Warehouse District · Glenwood South · 9–12 min drive · 4 mi
Where you'll stay
Real photos and live availability from the buildings we own and operate. Sorted by how close you'll be to WakeMed.
Warehouse District · Glenwood South · 4 mi
A 2023 high-rise at the Harrington & Hillsborough corner in downtown Raleigh — a furnished one-bedroom (sleeps three) with a full kitchen, in-unit laundry, fast Wi-Fi, and secured parking. A calm, central base a straight ~10-minute drive east on New Bern Ave to WakeMed.
What guests say
1,030 verified guest reviews across our downtown Raleigh apartments, averaging 4.8★ — here are a few, unedited.
“Great place to stay for a long weekend trip. Would definitely recommend and will stay again if we are back in the area in the future.”
“Had a great stay! The building is beautiful and in a perfect location. The apartment was perfect for 1 or 2!”
“This place was incredibly clean, with a fantastic and the building has wonderful amenities. You would definitely stay here again.”
“Clean apartment with good amenities in the middle of downtown raleigh”
“Who gets an open-air balcony on the 18th floor to watch the sunset? This guy! A fabulous 1-BR apartment has become my go-to stay for business in Raleigh. Fantastic unit, Nest thermostats, firm mattress, and a coffee bar in the lobby. Goodbye, Marriott!”
“We had a great stay! Everything about this stay was exactly what we needed for our weekend in Raleigh”
“Perfect location and a really great apartment building. I’ve been visiting Raleigh for 12 years now and no longer book hotels…I come here exclusively.”
“Very clean and directions were clear. When messaging the host they always responded in a timely manner! Great spot.”
“Great location in Raleigh. Easy access to multiple restaurants and venues. Nice and very clean apartment. Would stay again!”
Apartment vs hotel
Cook for special diets and early-morning appointments during treatment — full-size fridge, dishwasher, real cookware — instead of weeks of takeout and hospital cafeterias.
A separate bedroom and a real living room, so a caregiver, family, or visitors aren’t crammed into one hotel room through a long stay.
Settle in for a long treatment stay without living out of a suitcase — a washer and dryer in every unit.
For a multi-week medical stay, a furnished apartment costs far less than a hotel — ask about weekly and monthly rates, and booking direct drops the 15–20% OTA service fee entirely.
A short, familiar drive to early appointments and back — with your own resident parking instead of the hospital decks and shuttles every day.
We own and operate every apartment, so you reach the people who run the building — guests have told us we helped with a late checkout when they were stuck at the hospital.
Getting around
WakeMed is about 4 miles east on New Bern Avenue — a short drive, rideshare, or the GoRaleigh Route 15 bus (no light rail in Raleigh). The point of staying downtown is the rest of the time: 400H sits in the most walkable part of Raleigh, so between hospital visits you can walk to groceries, restaurants, and Glenwood South.
A straight drive east on New Bern Avenue — about 4 miles / ~10 minutes to the WakeMed Raleigh Campus. Note: the New Bern Avenue BRT is under construction, so allow extra time on that corridor.
GoRaleigh Route 15 (“WakeMed”) runs from downtown out New Bern Avenue directly to the campus — a real car-free option, and the future Bus Rapid Transit line is being built to serve it.
A quick hop to the hospital entrance — useful after a procedure or when driving yourself isn’t ideal.
Walkable from 400H — handy for family traveling in. There is no light rail in Raleigh.
The neighborhood
A walkable downtown to settle into between hospital visits — groceries, pharmacies, restaurants, and Glenwood South are all close, with Amtrak at Raleigh Union Station for family traveling in.
Downtown grocery and pharmacy options are minutes away — cook your own meals and keep prescriptions filled through a longer stay.
Restaurants, cafés, and bars are a short walk from 400H — a place to step away and decompress between hospital visits.
Raleigh Union Station is a short walk from 400H, so family can travel in by train without a car.
WakeMed’s flagship campus — Level I trauma, the Children’s Hospital, heart center, and more — sits on New Bern Avenue, about 10 minutes east.
For traveling clinicians
On a 13-week contract at WakeMed? Skip the corporate extended-stay and land in a real downtown apartment — and you can even take the Route 15 bus straight to work.
Weekly and monthly rates for the length of your assignment — no annual lease, no furniture to buy, and easy to extend if you renew.
Fully furnished — full kitchen, in-unit washer & dryer, fast Wi-Fi, and secured parking. Land and make your first shift.
GoRaleigh Route 15 runs straight out New Bern Avenue to WakeMed — a real car-free commute from downtown, with the BRT line on the way.
A separate bedroom and a quiet living room, not a hotel room — space to actually recover after nights and long days.
Good to know
About 4 miles — a ~10 minute drive east on New Bern Avenue — from the 400H tower in downtown Raleigh to the WakeMed Raleigh Campus. Close enough for an early appointment or a daily visit; the GoRaleigh Route 15 bus also runs there directly. Times are approximate, and the New Bern BRT construction can add a few minutes.
Yes — just ask. For a multi-week stay, a furnished apartment usually costs well under a comparable run of hotel nights, and you get a full kitchen, in-unit laundry, and a separate bedroom, with no OTA service fee when you book direct.
Yes — 400H is a strong fit for a 13-week assignment at WakeMed: weekly and monthly rates, fully furnished, in-unit laundry, secured parking, and you can even take the Route 15 bus straight to the campus. Ask about contract-length pricing.
It’s a furnished one-bedroom at 400H that sleeps three — a separate bedroom, a real living room, and a full kitchen, with room for a patient and a partner or caregiver. For more space we also have larger units in our other cities.
Yes — GoRaleigh Route 15 runs from downtown directly out New Bern Avenue to WakeMed, and rideshare is quick. There is no light rail in Raleigh, but the New Bern Avenue Bus Rapid Transit line is being built to serve the campus.
Your stay
Furnished Raleigh apartments minutes from WakeMed — full kitchens, free parking, direct rates with no service fee.