When we first found Arthur and Jessica's place on the website prior to what would be our first trip to Seattle, we felt that it would be perfect for the price because it was affordable, private, listed as clean, and close to downtown. Upon arrival, check in was simple with a code on the door. When we walked into the unit, we saw that it was not quite as it was listed. We took our shoes off, per their request, and found that the floor was somewhat dirty. It is more like a studio than a one bedroom apartment as there is a curtain where a door should be to separate the bedroom. We were also not expecting a door within the unit that linked to their home. After dropping our bags, we decided to head downtown to explore a bit as we arrived in the early afternoon. When I looked up directions on my phone to downtown, we were disappointed to find that it was not at all walking distance to downtown Seattle, unless we were to walk about 45 minutes to an hour. This was not a major issue as each Uber back and forth was only about $8.00. However, if you are expecting to walk, this would not necessarily be the place for you. After a night on the town, we were woken early the next morning by a crying child that sounded like she was in the unit with us. We did know that they had a toddler but did not expect to be able to hear the noises from their unit at all times of the day as we kind of expected the unit to be separated from there home, not within it. Lastly, one of the biggest issues we had was the cleanliness. All of the reviews listed the unit as being squeaky clean and it was anything but. It looks clean because it is new and modern but it was quite dusty and the shower was slimy and had hair leftover from a previous renter. Overall, this is place is affordable, modern, and in a quiet and safe neighborhood. It just was not quite what was listed.