Vinces place is great for single persons or low maintenance couples. I say this because my fiancée and I had a difficult time getting ready starting from the first night when he was trying to shave and I was trying to do my makeup and hair with only a bathroom size mirror, the only full length mirror was in the hallway. We always had to take turns getting ready due to the extremely limited space which slowed us down.
The airbnb is a tri-level home with 8 micro-suites or bedrooms.
Parking space is very limited on the main street where the airbnb is, and is limited to 2 hours from 7am-6pm.
There is a lot of street noise from cars and construction starting very early in the morning and lasting well into the night.
The noise level inside the home itself can be difficult to sleep through for light sleepers due to the wood floors. I could hear plates and forks on eh 3rd floor coming from the 2nd floor kitchen. Our first night there we heard barking dogs and crying babies as well. I could also hear every single word coming from the zoom meeting from the room across from ours. Very limited in terms of privacy.
The closet didn't have hangers in it if you are needing to hang any clothes.
Outlets are very limited (we had two in the room, one under the tv and one under a table by the closet), would recommend bringing your own extension cord.
HUGE Con: We checked in around 415pm and immediately noticed our pillows, sheets and towels all had thick black hair on them. It took housekeeping over 6 hours to change it all out but Vince claimed the cleaners did it "ASAP." I don't think waiting out at a restaurant and bar for 6 hours for a change of linens is asap. We had to stay out until past 10pm because there was no space to sit in the room and didn't want to loiter around in the shared dining/living room area disturbing other guests. We should have been compensated for the first night since we were only in the room for like 3 hours but Vince didn't think so since the matter was "fixed ASAP."
We were going to Portland for a few days after our stay in Seattle, so to avoid any such further problems we ended up cancelling our airbnb in Portland and booking a hotel room on the Waterfront which actually ended up being cheaper by $300 and had great amenities.
For reference I've used airbnb for several years all over the country and never had such a problem or crass attitude from the host.