This is a decent spot if you don't want to be in the city and appreciate an eclectic, artsy vibe. It felt like a hostel, but with a private room. The other guests kept to themselves, sadly I didn't see anyone hanging out in the common areas. The room and common spaces were clean and everything seemed to be in working order, they even had a water filter pitcher and mini fridge available in the room which was a nice touch. Towels and linens provided. There is also a nice back deck to go sit and have your morning coffee.
A few things to be aware of:
1) There will be noise - some from the music downstairs, but more from the planes overhead and train tracks which are very close. I was woken up repeatedly by train horns in the middle of the night.
2) This location has some great restaurants nearby, but it is not walking distance for a regular supermarket, convenience store, or pharmacy. If you want to access these things, make sure you have a car or are prepared to take public transit.
3) There is no elevator and you need to be able to carry your own bags up one large flight of stairs.
4) The bus to downtown is right outside the front door across the street. Buy an Orca card and load a day pass, and you can get around all day for one fee.
5) The check-in process was a little weird, you basically just have to call the number and wait for someone to come let you in, so be aware of that.