I have a great time staying here. The room is small, but very comfortable, with period furniture consistent with the vintage of the building, which is an interesting piece in itself. Quietest art studio building I've ever been in, it was shockingly easy to sleep here. There was live music downstairs on Saturday, but it didn't run super late, and there was no rowdiness during my stay. The neighborhood is busy and fun all the time, with loads of great places to eat, and drink. I was able to go downtown on public transit and by car very easily, so I got to see the things I came to see, and experience Georgetown, instead of a gloomy hotel in a commercial district, which was perfect. The shared bathroom was actually pretty nice, not at all squicky like shared johns I've dealt with in the past, so I was glad I didn't let that deter me from staying here. Angielena was an attentive, detail oriented host, with very well dressed dogs, and it was great meeting her. Soon this place will be the Madonna Inn of the Northwest, I'm sure.