The unit is a cozy little one bedroom located in the basement of a home.
Things that were just okay to me:
1) Although it does have a separate entrance from the outside, I wasn’t aware that it was essentially just a divided off section of the basement area, not it’s own whole floor (which feels a bit like a lack of privacy, especially for a couple - you can hear them doing laundry just on the other side of a sliding door in your “living room”). One of the walls isn’t a true wall - there are slats at the top where you can peek through into the rest of the basement.
2) This was disclosed in the pre-check-in instructions, but the ceilings are LOW. I am barely 5’8” and had to duck going between rooms and when standing up. Tall people would not be comfortable here.
3) The bed linens, towels, and blankets did not smell fresh. Fresh towels and sheets are a big deal for me. Certain aspects of the bathroom also were not the absolute cleanest.
Things that I really liked:
1) Very easy to get in and out with electronic door-opening app.
2) Very close to bus stop - super easy to hop on a bus to and from Seattle in a matter of minutes to go explore for the day. This proved to be an incredible money saver for us because Ubers are EXPENSIVE.
3) Also just a few minutes walk from plenty of places to eat for a quick and easy breakfast or lunch.
4) Accessible amenities in the bathroom (e.g. soap, q-tips, blow dryer, etc.).
5) Very nice (huge) living room TV with Netflix.
This is not necessarily a place you come to stay in and lounge. But if you are on a budget and looking for a easy place to stay that is located outside of the main city (and you are planning on spending most of your time out and about), it’s not a bad deal.