The price was very high - more than at many good hotels. But we wanted to be near our daughter's home in Queen Anne, and there weren't many other options. That's not necessarily a criticism: housing costs in Queen Anne are exorbitant, so the price was probably competitive.
The only thing we didn't like about the place itself was the portable A/C unit, which was loud even on the lowest level. Fortunately, the weather was mild, so we turned it off and opened some windows. The A/C unit also had a larger hose that vented out an adjacent window, which made it impossible to lower the blinds fully, so the owner had placed some white (card?)board to cover the exposed part of the windows. It was a simple and resourceful fix, such as one might do in one's own home, but at $324 per night we'd have preferred a more elegant solution.
One thing I don't like about Airbnb listings is how extra costs are added beyond the sticker price. This does not reflect on the owner or this property but is endemic to Airbnb.