We so loved our stay in this sweet, cozy Airbnb! The unit is an entirely separate and private space on the 2nd floor of a restored Craftsman house. Jocelyn and Steve live downstairs, but unless you've made plans to visit, it's unlikely you'll cross paths. They are very accommodating and responsive hosts, and they most certainly want their guests to have a great stay. We loved the apartment's separate entrance (up a set of outdoor stairs on the side of the house), and really appreciated the easy and convenient lock system, which didn't require a key. The space is so great; it's light and bright, airy and oh-so-clean. We felt like we were in a little (although it certainly isn't tiny by any means) nest among the trees. The furnishings and little touches are all very stylish, charming and well thought-out. There are many gracious little offerings---coffee, Lacroix, eggs, a little wine and beer, snacks, flowers in a vase (love that), and more. The very nice kitchen is well-stocked, with plenty of spices, olive oil, pots and pans, etc, and there's a nice little laundry room, too, with an extremely nice washer and dryer (be careful---I put some stuff in the dryer late at night, only to see 20 minutes later that the washer and dryer are to be used from 9am-9pm; hope I didn't wake our hosts!). Off the kitchen is a cozy little living area with a TV and nice windows. There's also a toy (yes, toy!) closet right at the entrance that had some great things in it. We used the walking sticks and camelback, but they also had a really nice picnic basket and other fun stuff that we didn't get to. There's a sweet little balcony off a kind of bonus room that has a desk and a day-bed that was great for a nap! The balcony was really cute with just enough room for a high-top table and 2 stools, and an Adirondack chair, where my husband did a lot of reading. And it was a pleasure to just hang out on the balcony and have a glass of wine. The bathroom was just perfect--a good size, and filled with natural light, something I really appreciate and look for in a place. It has a giant skylight with a window that can very easily be opened or closed, and another little window that created a sweet little cross-breeze. We had most of the windows open in the place while we were in it, and it was so nice and breezy. One of our favorite things was (were?) the two good-sized original windows over the kitchen sink, which opened into the room by a pull chain. They were so charming, and brought in a nice breeze. Finally, the bedroom is great--very cozy and inviting. The mattress is fairly firm, but I really liked it. Jocelyn and Steve were kind enough to provide two really nice and small high-end fans for us, as I can't sleep without a fan, haha. They definitely did the trick. As far as the the neighborhood--it's wonderful! Queen Anne is filled with hills and charming old homes, and there are great restaurants and shops, a major grocery store, a drug store and a Trader Joes within a few blocks. We walked for miles every day; if you walk toward downtown on Queen Anne, you'll descend a really steep hill, which becomes a great work-out on your return trip! We just loved everything about this place and where it was located. Thank you, Jocelyn and Steve, for such a fun and special experience!