The loft is very accessible to our downtown office (good for me) and Union Station (good for everyone), which means it can be easily reached from the airport via light rail for a couple of dollars. This also makes it easy to get around the city. I didn't pay close attention when booking, and only learned upon arrival that the bathroom was common. Some people are uncomfortable with this, so take note. However, it was clean and worked out just fine. The room itself was clean and comfortable. The bed is in a little loft above the living room. This is a little awkward so you had better be comfortable climbing the stairs which are more like a ladder. Again, fine for me. My only two minor complaints with the room are: 1) There are no windows and no external ventilation. I would have liked some fresh air. 2) The only lights in the loft are two banks of track lights on the ceiling that light up the entire apartment. They are great if you are going to perform surgery but maybe a little reading lamp would be more appropriate. I traded texts with Jaq as I was looking for the iron. She was quite helpful. I actually bumped into her in the common area later in the evening and found her to be quite pleasant. Overall, it was a positive experience and well worth what I paid in comparison to hotel prices. I will stay there again the next time I make a trip to our Seattle office. If I recommend it to my associates, I will be sure to have them read my review. Many of them expect slightly higher-end accommodations. However, the ones that keep an eye on our budget and don't mind share common areas, will appreciate the recommendation.