I'm a Seattle native who visits frequently and who usually rents an Airbnb.
Pros:
-seconds from Aurora/99, minutes from I-5. Unless you are going way north or way south, it is relatively easy to get anywhere from here. I've had days off where I spent 3.5 hours in Seattle traffic. Not so here.
-check-in/check-out and entry/exit doesn't get any easier.
-Alexandra was always quick to respond.
-1 minute walk to 7-11 or PCC Market; 2 blocks to Greenlake, restaurants/bars in walking distance.
Cons:
-mini-kitchen wasn't very functional (no apparent way to wash dishes, no sharp knife, 1 tray of partially frozen ice cubes in the freezer, no room to put bag of ice in freezer, no cooler or ice bucket to keep ice frozen)
-Total cost per night for 4 nights in July was about $250. Yes, Seattle is expensive. But for a place that is nice but not luxurious, lacks a kitchen, and is without the amenities of a hotel? I guess that is what it's come to.
Bottom line is the place is as advertised and might be a great choice for you depending on your needs.