Check-in was a little tricky- the address is on 65th, but you have to walk around the corner on Brooklyn and up a little ways on the left you'll see a blue painted section where the call-box is located. The coffee shop is on the main floor and I saw many other AirBnB people wander into the coffee shop looking for the call-box. The unit was really hot when we arrived, and although there are several large windows, only one of them opens- and it only opens a few inches. There is a portable AC unit with the hose out the back that pumps the hot air out, but the hose was broken, and even once assembled, the end of the hose was too large to fit out of the small window crack. Luckily, the host was very responsive and sent a maintenance guy who jerry-rigged a plastic sheet over the window with a small hole to fit the AC hose, so then once we started running the AC all day it finally cooled down. It's on the 6th floor of the apartment building and gets a lot of sun, so double-check with the host about the AC situation before booking on a warm summer time. Otherwise, the place was fine- pretty tiny but functional and clean. The location is really the selling point- right next to a bunch of restaurants and coffee spots near 65th & Brooklyn, one block away from the new light rail station, where you can take to UW, Cap Hill, Downtown, and Sea-Tac for relatively little $. I'm not sure I would stay here again. The hosts are really trying to do a good job but there are too many annoyances (in addition to the AC), just an extensive check-in process where you have to fill out a form and sign-in with some other random website in order to get the door code, etc. Like, why not just message guests the code? You're making it more complicated than it needs to be. For the record, I've stayed in AirBnBs all over the world and have a lot of comparisons to draw from, not just complaining about this one experience. It was fine but definitely not worth it considering the price of the stay. You be the judge.