Peter was a great and accommodating host. He was quick to respond via text. He was flexible about a late check out (thank you!) since our plane did not leave (ironically) until 4:20 pm. This is a great place to base your Seattle visit. On our previous stays in the Capitol Hill area, we tended to stay east of 15th Ave. so we did not always get down to Broadway. Peter’s townhouse is situated right in the middle of 15th and Broadway so you have the best of both worlds. On 15th Avenue (four blocks mostly uphill), things are a little quieter but there are some excellent restaurants (be sure to go to Coastal Kitchen!), bars, and things to see and do. Broadway (two blocks downhill) is more vibrant, edgy, and active. There is a huge QFC supermarket on Broadway. You can enjoy both 15th and Broadway when you stay here. Peter’s modern townhouse is a narrow three story structure on a very quiet street. As you enter, there are laundry facilities and the garage. Take off your shoes here. Up a set a stairs is the spacious and well-appointed kitchen with a powder room. In the kitchen, all the drawers and cabinets are clearly labeled with their contents. Everything is spotless and up-to-date. We had some breakfasts and happy hours there and found all the appliances modern and easy to navigate. The cutlery, dishes, and glasses are simple, classy, and of a good quality. The living room features an L-shaped couch, large TV, and a fireplace. I tried to turn on the keyboard but it seemed to be there for show. Up another set of stairs, you will find the two bedrooms, each with a full bath. The larger bedroom has a round mattress (no headboard) which is fun and funky; the bathroom has dual sinks. The smaller bedroom has a very comfortable mattress; the bathroom has a single sink. Both rooms have very good closet space. Big windows let in a lot of light. The unit is best in a shared situation since it’s on the pricier side; we shared the unit with another couple and it worked out great. Pay attention to Peter’s transportation recommendations, as they are spot on. The new light rail link will take you from SeaTac to Westlake and for a steal you can do a ride-sharing service up to Peter’s unit. Uber (or others) is definitely the way to go here. It’s more convenient than the bus and way cheaper than renting a car. A new Capitol Hill station is coming in March 2016 so that will make it even easier to get there without a car. The bus lines were the way we got around for our previous visits and they still are a great option. The #10 bus runs from Volunteer Park, right down 15th, and down the hill into downtown (two blocks to Pike’s Place). As of now, it was $2.50 a person. Explore the Orca card if this...