Tim's is a great place to stay when you want to pretend you live in Seattle. It is very comfortable, homey, but also with style. The art alone will have you fascinated. The house is located at the edge of Capitol Hill where it transitions to the Central District. When you're driving down 23rd, don't miss visiting the Northwest African American Museum in the old Colman School at the corner of Massachusetts: It will help you understand where you are and presents a little told story of African American experience.
Check in is super easy, parking is usually right out front on the street, and the house is fully equipped throughout. There is comfortable work space, several places to eat, and two comfortable king-sized beds in rooms that have everything you need. There is a washer and dryer in the second half bath, a hair dryer in the main bath, coffee in the kitchen and every possible cooking tool. The house is immaculately clean. (Take your shoes off when entering and enjoy a floor without gribbles.)
Nearby are Trader Joe's, Safeway, and several co-ops. Many restaurants are walking distance, as is Uncle Ike's where the staff are really helpful with first-time buyers of legal cannibis. In spring, the flowering trees and bushes are stunning.
A great place to stay especially when you're going to be in Seattle awhile and want to come "home" every evening.