Positives: The neighborhood was perfect--the best location, an easy walk to the Convention Center and right next to Top Pot and a great cafe called Home Remedy. The room was a decent size for a Seattle studio, with a nice TV, stocked bathroom, and kitchen with working fridge and stove. The bed was comfortable, the heating worked well, and the building and apartment felt very secure. Kumail communicated well throughout our stay. Wifi worked perfectly, too!

Negatives: We planned on making our own food, which is one major reason why we chose the place, since it had a kitchen. However, the ONLY kitchen materials provided were one large pot, a noodle claw, and a large plastic spoon. There were no other pans, cooking utensils, coffee pot, etc. While I understand having disposable plates and cutlery for ease of use, the lack of basic kitchen supplies was terribly unhelpful. Just a cheap set of pots and pans and cooking tools from Ikea, just the basics, would make this apartment much, much better. The good news is that one of our meals was spaghetti, so we were able to make that one! There were no washcloths to be found, though plenty of nice bath and hand towels. Some surfaces felt a little sticky (e.g., window sills, bathroom sink).

Overall, I'd recommend this apartment to anyone who wants to stay in the heart of Seattle while eating out at any of the nearby restaurants.