Tammi is an AirBnb SuperHost and it shows!

Her place is a gem and BEAUTIFULLY appointed with a place for everything and everything in its place. In fact so much so, it took me a few minutes to find the pans.

As other reviewers have mentioned, it can get a bit warm - especially as most of the windows are at street level and you probably want them closed at night. However, Tammi has multiple fans which were more than adequate to keep us cool.

Tammi is amazingly responsive to queries and is very considerate. We landed at SEATAC at 11:30 am and had a luncheon meeting in downtown Seattle at 12:30 pm. Even though she wasn't sure whether the previous guests would have left, Tammi arranged her schedule to meet us at the house at 12 noon so we could drop our bags.

We ate at the Oak (close to the Light Rail Station) which is one of the restaurants Tammi recommended. As she said, it can get pretty noisy but it was just right for us after a long day - we just wanted to eat and not bother with conversation.

Tammi has formed a company called "A Gracious Host" which epitomizes her approach. It's clear she strives for perfection - which she has acknowledged - and is very open to suggestions/requests.

A small vignette should give you an idea about how she excels. I had my birthday on the last day of our rental. Tammi not only bought and WRAPPED a small birthday present for me, she also put up a "Happy Birthday" sign.

I'd love to stay at Tammi's place next time we're in Seattle but my guess is her place will be fully booked.

P.S. As we had business meetings downtown and a bit further north, I had thought we'd use Light Rail. But there's a bit of a hill (modest by Seattle standards) to walk up which was too much with briefcases etc. Fine though if you don't have much to carry. And not a problem given the ubiquity of Uber and Lyft.