The listing states "Short term Corporation[sic] Housing tenants are welcome", however as one of those tenants I was not satisfied with the place. The neighborhood this building is in is not in a nice neighborhood - it is just down the street from the so-called "unsafeway" and the notorious Jack In The Box of the University district; it did not feel very safe and the walk score crime score confirms this. The apartment building itself is very old with seemingly little maintenance done. Walking in, old dirty carpet greeted me and as I walked up to the unit I was aghast to see poorly painted walls and mostly dysfunctional lighting. Also note that there is no elevator in the building. This specific unit was fairly uncomfortable - it is on the back of the building and the windows in the unit face a public parking lot and an alley used by businesses on University Way. Sleep in the unit during the warmer months was fleeting - keeping the window open invited the sounds of crews maintaining the parking lot (leaf blowers, garbage trucks, etc.) usually between the hours of midnight and 3 AM. Additionally, the businesses on the Ave include restaurants and bars, which very loudly throw out their trash (mostly beer bottles) in the dumpsters creating more endless noise. There is constant noise from pigeons who live directly outside the window and filth from their droppings. Additionally, the apartment overlooks a rooftop which was unsightly and had a plastic laundry tub accumulating water and other dirt in it. Inside the unit, the hot water heater is very small (it's under the countertop in the kitchen) so the capacity for supplying hot water for a shower is limited to just a few minutes. Within the bathroom, there is an open ventilation duct which leads to the outside and other units it seems. This let cold air in during the winter months and exhaust from neighbors' cooking into the unit - neither of which were a very pleasant experience.

Other than that, the listing is accurate in that the location is in close proximity to the Ave so you have many selections for food and other shops within walking distance. However, I found a place in another neighborhood of Seattle and moved there from here and had a more pleasant experience at a similar price point. If you're looking for a place for just a few nights near UW this could be a good choice, but for someone staying long term and/or not associated with the university the value is not very good.