First the positive: the unit appears to be new and very clean and the owner is very responsive via texts through the Airbnb portal. There are a couple of cafes and restaurants within walking distance. Negatives: This might be good for young people but it didn’t work for us, being 50+ and expecting more comfort and amenities. This unit is a tiny studio (approx. 120 sf, not counting the bathroom). The kitchenette is right next to the bed. There is no air conditioning and Seattle can get hot in the summer. Street parking is first come first served and may be impossible after 3:00 when people start returning home after work. It’s nowhere near downtown Ballard, the Locks, or the water, if that’s important to you. The neighborhood is generally quiet, although we were wakened by someone using the parking lot across the street as a drag strip in the middle of the night. For $200 per night you can get a good hotel in one of the suburbs, though not apparently in Seattle itself anymore.