Just to make sure, the Teeny Tiny Guesthouse will be available for me during my next stay in seattle, I am very tempted to write here things like: "Oh, it was horrible, don't even think of staying here....!". But this of course would be a big lie! The Teeny Tiny Guesthouse is a little, cozy, safe, clean place to stay in Seattle-Fremont. I went there for a meditation retreat and this nice place perfectly supported my attempts to work with and calm down my mind. In walking distance to the center of Fremont, the Teeny Tiny Guesthouse is in a quiet area (as far as any place in Seattle can be called "quiet"), so that you really can relax. The grassy terrace beside the upper sleeping area (where you have to crawl out through the window, so be honest to yourself about your bigness :-)) supports this, if the sun is shining. The whole design of the Guesthouse is remarkably intelligent and gave me many smirks over and over again. best for this for sure is the hidden bath tub in the floor. Due to time reasons I did not have the chance to test it, but I am pretty sure, it would be great. By the way: Water was always running with good pressure and was hot even at 5 a.m. Also the WiFi worked perfectly 24/7 (I had so many places/hotels, that advertised WiFi and then it was broken or never worked properly, thats why I state this here) The "kitchen" provides everything you need for breakfast: microwave, water cooker, fridge. For real meals you better check the very good restaurants in Fremont. Hal, who was a perfect host in general, provided me with a little "start-up", consisting of fruits, muffins, croissants, potatoe chips and chocolate from Theos, the local Fremont chocolate factory (worth to visit!). Thanks again for that, Hal! Furthermore Hal was always kind and helpful and made good suggestions where to go (for breakfast etc). He gave me space on the other hand and so I felt completely comfortable. Always supported but not plagued, so to speak. There are also bikes available for free. I did not use them, so I cannot say anything about them. The bus connection to downtown (#40, maybe #62) and/or university district (#31; #32) is perfect. the only very personal restriction I, as a person, who needs space, see, is that space in the Teeny Tiny Guesthouse of course is limited. Yes, you can sleep there with three people (if two of them are a couple) and the three of you are very close, but this would not work for me. For me alone it was the absolutely perfect place to stay. I also would stay there with my partner, no problem. But if you want to stay there with 3 people be aware that this will probably cause the feeling of sardines in a can. but in conclusion (though its quite contrary to my egocentric thoughts above): if you...