Candace's house is in a great location near the Light Rail and very close to downtown Seattle. The front porch and yard were great, and I appreciated the readily-available coffee pot/coffee and washing/drying machines. I didn't do any cooking but the kitchen seemed well-equipped with supplies.
A few things: The door to the bedroom was very rickety and old and kept almost falling off the hinge. There is also no lock on the bathroom door. The bathroom and bedroom weren't in the cleanest of shapes (mildew, an old, "wet" smell, dust).
The most frustrating part, however, was the Wifi and the host's lack of communication. On my first night, the Wifi would not work and I messaged the host, who replied almost 4 days later. I had to scour the entire house looking for the router, which was located behind a curtain in the bedroom closet. I tried restarting it and unplugging it and it finally worked 4-5 hours later. The Netflix for the TV didn't work because it depended on Wifi, so that was unfortunate. Also the remote for the Netflix and the version of Netflix the host has is incredibly frustrating; there is no search bar so you have to manually go through titles (of which are limited because the Netflix is auto logged into the host's account). If you're looking for an airbnb that provides a relaxing environment with some basic, reliable amenities, this may not be the place for you. If you plan on staying out and exploring the city, using the airbnb as a rest stop more than a relaxing haven, then this house would be fine.
I was overall disappointed. The host made no attempts to check in with me on my first day, nor did she send any messages the day I checked out. She's very hands-off and I didn't need anything except troubleshooting for the internet, which I had to figure out on my own.