There place was very unique and with a lot of heritage and incredibly affordable for Seattle, though it was in a rougher area of town. Comfy bedding and a cozy sleep. Small rooms perfect for one. Would have been an easy breezy stay if not for having no hot or even warm water to shower the entire weekend. Internet went out on Sat, was told it was unplugged by staff and it still wasn’t working till the next morning which is a bummer when your are visiting from out of the US and are avoiding extra roaming charges. There is no key to get in the front door so often would wait ten minutes outside before someone would let myself and my group into the building. It’s ok maybe once but when there isn’t really staff consistently around to let you in, it’s more of a annoyance needing to call the staff phone every single time to get back in and then wait for a call back or someone to arrive. Would have happily spent more money on a hotel with more reliable amenities and access / a key card to get in the front door. I would say more of a hostel / budget accommodation for those wanting a place to sleep and nothing more.