The room was fine and cute, but I checked in pretty late at night and it was quite scary. The elevator was slow, noisy, and I was afraid it would break down. The hosts did leave some ear plugs, but I didn't use them the first night and everything on the street sounded like it was right outside the room. It's not the airbnbs fault that Seattle has some mentally unwell people roaming the streets at night, but it should be mentioned that the stuff I heard was very frightening. During the day however,, the location was great. I did a lot of shopping at Pike place and easily walked back, and the Hmart on the same block had everything I could need for snacks and drinks. I don't believe the unit had air conditioning, at least I couldn't find it, and so the room did get a little hot and stuffy. The toilet also made a consistent loud and annoying running noise, but my stay was so short I didn't bother to report it. Overall it was a decent place but it can't beat a real hotel. If you're adaptable and can keep an open mind it's really not a bad place.