This was my second stay in a Seattle Airbnb. I loved the Queen Anne neighborhood so much last year that I wanted to stay there again--this time with my two teens--and Denise's home was perfect! My son did not want to share a room with me and my daughter, and this was much cheaper (not to mention more comfortable, convenient, and attractive) than booking two hotel rooms. I shared the master bed with my daughter, and my son slept on the fold-out couch. Overview: The home is a beautifully maintained Victorian bungalow with attractive furnishings. Key renovations (plumbing/toilet/sinks/etc.) have been done, yet the remaining scuffs in the hardwood floors and nicks in the crown molding add to the vintage charm. It consists of a small covered porch; living room with sleeper sofa, chairs, and TV; formal dining room (table for 4), huge kitchen with a vintage stove; full bath with makeup counter and clawfoot tub/shower combo); large bedroom with a full bed, loveseat, and two closets; small rear fenced-in deck with seating for 4; private shed with washer and dryer; and private driveway parking. It's technically a duplex, but looks like a single-family home; the other unit is in the basement and has an entrance/separate address on the other side of the building. Do be kind and don't tap dance. :-) Neighborhood: Anyone visiting Seattle for the first time will love this upper-class neighborhood; it's close to transit and the Seattle Center, and the multi-million-dollar Victorian-era homes are an attraction all on their own. Despite its proximity to tourist attractions, the area is quiet; the only people you'll encounter are residents walking their dogs in the evenings. I feel very safe walking here alone at night (and I'm usually a fraidy cat). This home is in Lower Queen Anne and only requires walking uphill for a couple of blocks (Upper Queen Anne is much steeper). Kitchen/Bath: The kitchen has pots, pans, dishes, glasses, utensils, and towels; I had everything needed to cook fish from Pike Place but got lazy and never bought the fish. The bathroom is immaculate. The tub is VERY deep and stands up on claw feet; wonderful for taking a bath in but tricky for getting out of, so use caution. The cabinet holds an assortment of toiletries, several of which saved us when we realized what we'd forgotten to pack. There were also enough towels for three of us to shower etc. over the course of four nights. Beds: The master bed is a double/full, and was firm enough that my teen and I were able to sleep together comfortably. Denise provides four comfy pillows and extra blankets/sheets. My teen son slept on the fold-out, which can sleep 2; it has an air mattress that fills up with an electric pump in 25 seconds, and he says it was very comfortable. There are two window ACs in the bedroom to keep it nice and cool, but the front room took a bit to cool down when...