I stayed with a close friend at Herberto's place for four nights in early January for a combination business/vacation trip. So having two bedrooms, a living room and a full kitchen were high on our list of requirements as we would be working from where we stayed part of the time. Location was also high on our list and Herberto's place was very close to everything we needed, including restaurants, shops, bars, and local transit. A++ While the location was perfect, the townhouse itself was lacking some of the basic amenities one would expect when renting an entire house through Airbnb. First things first, there was no coffee maker or tea kettle--basically no way to make coffee! When I texted and asked where the coffee maker was, the response was that "unfortunately, prior guests have broken the coffee maker several times so we don't have a coffee maker anymore. Enjoy your stay" Really? Get a stainless steal french press, they're completely indestructible and really go a long way for your guests' satisfaction. And yes, I know we were in Seattle and there are some of the best coffee shops around and even in Capitol Hill. But we both need coffee before going out for coffee, so we expected a way to make some before venturing out (even hotels have a way to make coffee). Instead we resorted to "cowboy coffee" but our only options were to use a giant stock pot or a small sauce pan, as the house didn't have a medium sized sauce pan to make a cup of coffee with. So needless to say making coffee was a pain in the a**. The kitchen lacked a toaster, or toaster oven, a decent sauce pan (as mentioned above) and the garbage disposal didn't work at all. We didn't put anything it in, but some of the coffee grounds from our cowboy coffee filled cups would not go down the drain (shouldn't be a problem with a working garbage disposal). But if you need a Magic Bullet, they have one and EVERY SINGLE ATTACHMENT it comes with! The heater throughout the house doesn't work very well and mind you we were there in January where the temperature was 30+ degrees. The top of the heaters blew more cold air than the warm air at the bottom. We resorted to dragging the space heater with us upstairs when we went to bed and downstairs during the day. While watching TV one night with the space heater on, the power went out so it seems that the house doesn't have the electric load required to run a space heater with another appliance. The only other thing downstairs the middle blind in the living room doesn't close so be sure to say "hi" to the neighbors at night! Upstairs the rooms are nothing fancy (not that I expect anything fancy), but basic bedframes so the mattress wasn't on the ground would have been a nice touch. More than one hand towel and...