Pros: Location - Conveniently located near tourist attractions, restaurants, and other points of interest. Decor - Very trendy and cool decor. Lots of character. Clean and minimalist. Amenities - Plenty of room, full kitchen, spacious bathroom, ironing board, body lotion, shampoo and conditioner, coffee and a decently filled cupboard for emergency munchies. Communication - Owner was quick to answer any questions and give suggestions on places to eat and attractions to see. Conscientious and thorough. Check in was efficient. Extras - Provided extra fan. Cons : No A/C - I understand that most places in Seattle do not offer A/C. However, if any place ever needed A/C it’s this place. The building is positioned where there is no breeze. Also, if it is summer you *may* have the misfortune of being in Seattle during fire season, which is becoming more and more common along the west coast. When this happens people are instructed to stay inside with the windows closed as the heavy smoke permeates the city and is so strong it irritates your lungs, throat and eyes. Unfortunately this happened to us and we had to keep the windows open, breathing in the unhealthy air, as it was close to 90 degrees and too hot, even with an extra fan, to sleep with them closed. The owner really needs to seriously consider a split unit A/C retrofitted for situations like this. It would have made ALL the difference in our stay. Location - Yes, the locations is also a pro, but wow, the noise! It was mentioned in the description that this place was noisy, and I thought “hey, I’m a city girl, I can deal with some street noise.” Uhm...no. This loft is located next to an alley and there will be multiple garbage trucks running every morning at 5 am, and they bang the dumpsters against their truck 5-6 times and you *will* wake up. There was also major construction going-on in the alleyway so we had the privilege of hearing jackhammers and backhoes all day long, in addition to smelling and breathing in the exhaust fumes from said construction equipment. Again, all of this could’ve been mitigated had we been able to close the windows and use A/C. All of that paired with the sounds of fire engine sirens (there is a fire station a block away), and the occasional homeless person screaming was just too much. Also, since we had to keep windows open at night we had to keep the curtains open, and there is an office building directly across the alley that’s made of all windows and if you open the curtains you have zero privacy. I laid in my bed watching a birthday party in their break room. And during the night, the building’s rooms light-up randomly, I’m assuming for security purposes due to the huge homeless population nearby, and those lights shine directly into the loft and onto your face while you try to sleep. Finally, as was mentioned in the...