I highly recommend staying at Tc and Siwei's townhouse. First, their place is spotless and clean. I am one who usually wipes down our hotel bathroom with a clorox wipe, but I didn't feel the need to do that here. You can tell by their attention to details that they have put a lot of thought and love into this house and what would help their guests feel comfortable and at home. There are notes on the kitchen cabinets with directions on how to use the espresso machine and which dishes and utensils can be found in which cabinet, and there are other little touches that make you feel cared for, like the availability of body wash, shampoo, conditioner, laundry soap and a little post-it telling you how to turn on the lamp on the nightstand. Anytime I had question, they answered quickly and with consideration; they never made me feel like I was being a bother. The townhouse itself is in a convenient location in a safe, quiet, residential neighborhood. The house is 2 blocks away from Greenlake park, where you can run or go for a nice stroll. Excellent restaurants, little shops, and a market co-op are within a couple of blocks. It is also conveniently located near the University of Washington. We stayed at the townhouse when we went to Seattle to take my daughter to UW for her first year. The townhouse is about a 6-8 minute drive to the UW campus. Street parking can be easily found in front of the townhouse or within a block. It sleeps 5 comfortably. Two people can share the bed in the master bedroom, and 2 can share the queen(?) size bed in the bedroom on the bottom floor. A 5th person can sleep comfortably on the futon/sofa on the main floor in the dining/living room area. The townhouse also has rooftop lanai, perfect for hanging out if the weather is nice or doing some yoga in the morning. We will definitely try to stay here again the next time we are in Seattle! Thanks Tc and Siwei for providing us with a wonderful safe, clean, welcoming place to come back to and relax after our busy days doing errands and sightseeing!