Samatha's Airbnb was very nice. Good bed, great shower, lots of nice amenities, plenty of cookware and dishes in the kitchen, a robust TV lineup, strong WiFi, and a great location. We sold our home 6 years ago and travel full-time as The Senior Nomads. When we are home for a quick stop in Seattle to we need a place to live for a bit. The Wallingford neighborhood is one of our favorites. It is filled with Craftsman-style homes, little library boxes, pocket parks, local shops, and specialty restaurants. Don't miss The Saloon for coffee and Cantinetta for outdoor dining on fresh pasta specialties - they are just down the street. Gasworks Park is an enjoyable stroll away and you'll find great spaces for kids to explore, kites flying on the hill, and exceptional views of Lake Union and the city Skyline. Walk a little further and enjoy the quirky shops and restaurants in Fremont - and the famous Troll sculpture. Downtown Seattle is accessible by bus - or bike - or Uber. Parking downtown is a bear, so find another way to enjoy it. Staying with Samantha and Casey is truly a "living like locals" Seattle experience.