Everything was very well organized, very clean and the location is great to visit Seattle and see the sights. Jaq and Dirk were very accommodating when we needed a place to leave our luggage, since we arrived on a very early flight in, and very understanding when we had a 15-minute delay to get our things out due to traffic and a parade in DT Seattle. We were sharing with other artists who are not residents there and that gave a bit a dormitory/hostel feel to the place. The kitchen was a communal kitchen, the bathroom as well which is also in the description. There were notes everywhere about how to use and what to use, what not to do, etc. We chalked this up to the fact that both men and women work and reside there, so we decided that one half left the other half all of these obvious notes about how to use the appliances while not doing this, that or the other thing. It did leave us with the impression that common sense was not as common as the phrase suggests. The only real complaint we have, and it is stated in the description of the place, but we had no idea how affected we would be, is that there is no window, and therefore no natural air circulation. It was also an unusually hot day, and the hosts prepared four fans for us to keep the air going. In this small space, it was pretty loud. We still felt like we were sleeping in a coffin, and both of us had challenges in overcoming the claustrophobia. It's not our favorite airbnb experience in regard to the space. The hosts, on the other hand, are truly kind and are doing their best with the space they have to offer.