This is a no frills space located on Second Avenue in walking distance to Seattle City Center (home of the Space Needle) and Seattle's great downtown. From downtown you can take the link train to many Seattle Neighborhoods as well as the Airport. There are a few homeless folks around the area, but we were not hassled. We were in Seattle for a wedding and this was our first visit. The location was perfect for our needs.
The kitchen area was well stocked and all appliances worked. The bathroom is spacious and the shower is great. The bed is very comfortable. The living room as tow couches and a chair with ample light from the three bay windows and lighting fixtures. There is a large table with four chairs in front of the windows.
The roof deck, as if often the case, is a space on the topmost floor of a connecting building. You walk through the lovely courtyard and take an elevator up. There were about six people in the space when we went there around 8pm and no place to sit for a awhile, But a couple left and we enjoyed a beautiful night looking out at the water.
A couple of caveats. The TV receives Roku channels only, i.e. there is no cable. However for our purposes this was fine. Netflix, Amazon Prime, YouTube, and Hulu were all available. The internet speed is about 20 MBPS, which may explain why it took about a minute for a Roku Stream to start, but there was no buffering issues once it did. There is one air conditioning unit, which is located in the living room and cools that space fine. There is no unit in the bedroom, but even though we arrived during a hot spell, by 9pm the temperature outside dropped enough so that the room cooled off by opening the walk out balcony door. Just remember to close the door and the curtain in the morning the and room will be fine.
There are a lot of restaurants around, including three on the ground floor. One of these is one of the top rated sushi places in the area (there is also an Italian and Japanese Hawaiian place) If you want to skip making breakfast, visit CJ's Eatery about three blocks north on First Avenue.
My only quibble with the host is that she did not send us the check in instructions until about 11pm the day before our visit, even tough I had asked for them three days before. It may have been because she decided not to use the procedure written on the material (pick up keys at a nearby espresso) but to have us meet a very nice guy named Vincent in front of the building, who brought us to the apartment.