LOVE this place. Stayed here a week during my first month in Seattle and couldn't have been cozier. While it's a little bit less centrally located than places you might find closer to Capital Hill or some of the lovely neighborhoods north of the sound, this spacious studio doubles as a wonderful retreat from the city/world as well as prime excuse to explore the sorely overlooked Seward and Kubota parks! (I was stunned when I found out Kubota allows dogs. It's VERY close and GORGEOUS.)
On days I needed to work long hours, the WiFi was spectacular and got me through many many hours of Zoom calls. On days when I could just relax, the extraordinarily lovely private backyard (with artful outdoor seating) and grill space felt like a true quiet retreat from the world. And,in truth, we were always just a few minutes away from the city and spacious local parks.
The studio itself could rival a boutique hotel in charm and stylish details--and do note: it's outfitted more as a phenomenal boutique suite than a short-term rental in terms of kitchenette requirements, though unlike a hotel, the hosts generously provide snacks, coffee and tea service, and refreshments in a kind of snack/bar mini-fridge set up! A life saver when you're a digital nomad on the road and find yourself stuck work-traveling on a schedule.
Truly, perhaps even if you're just looking for a staycation, this place feels like a boutique hotel stay at a time when we could all use one! A wonderful social-distance option for work or travel.