Overall, this unit is very clean, comfortable and spacious (especially for a one-bedroom unit in downtown Seattle). It is decorated nicely and has all of the amenities that you might need. The view and location are fantastic. A few areas of the unit are showing signs of normal wear, but everything was in working order and it was not an issue for us. If you stay here, there are a few issues you should be aware of so there are no surprises or misunderstandings. First, if you are arriving by car, the building may be a bit difficult to find, even with GPS - partly due to a frequent loss of signal amid the tall buildings and partly because it directed us down streets that were closed (see note on construction below). I strongly recommend looking at a detailed map in advance to avoid having to rely on a GPS system that may not be able to keep up. Relatedly, there is no self check-in. You have to go to the next building, get buzzed in, go to the desk, register your car and get the keys. Unfortunately, you have to find a spot to park on the street while you do this, which is not necessarily an easy task. Second, the entire Seattle waterfront seems to be under construction. Several streets and many pedestrian walkways are closed or obstructed which can make getting around, even on foot, a bit of a challenge. Last, the air conditioning system is not central air but rather two portable room units. They are on the noisy side and struggle to maintain a steady temperature. We ultimately managed to get past all of these issues and enjoyed our stay, but it may be helpful for other travelers to know this up front.