5 night stay by 1 person: Joyce's place is a great choice for a quiet stay close to local amenities and easy access to public transport. Located off a busy intersection in a quiet residential neighborhood, the accommodation is a comfortable basement suite with a separate bedroom and a separate bathroom complete with a sink, toilet, and shower stall with body wash and shampoo provided. There were ample towels and bedding. There's no stove/oven, but there's a separate sink, microwave, a little refrigerator with a small freezer compartment, an electric kettle, a coffee machine, and dishware and utensils. It was perfect because I had a simple daily breakfast (cereal, milk, yogurt, and fruit), and I used the microwave for leftovers. The wall-heaters next for the living area and in the bedroom provided dry warmth for cold winter evenings. There was a separate washer and dryer (with detergent provided). Instructions for the accommodations and WiFi access were available and clear. It's a hilly area of Phinney Ridge, and if you don't like hills, stick to Phinney Avenue. Fortunately, on foot a few streets to the north there are Red Mill Burgers, Chupacabra (Mexican), and Ken's Market for groceries (a little pricey), and a number of other pubs and restaurants a few streets to the south. I did not use a car, nor did I use Uber or Lyft. Phinney Avenue is well-served by King County Metro's frequent 5 bus route serving Phinney Ridge, Fremont, and downtown; and if you don't mind the descent/ascent of the steep hill, the area is also well-served by the equally-frequent rapid E express-bus service on nearby Aurora Avenue to downtown.