Emma is a commercial Airbnb operator with 4 listings on Capitol Hill and over 100 5 star reviews so she knows what she's doing! I give her 6 stars as a host. She responded nearly instantly to all communication and solved small issues with the suite quickly. We forgot to print our City Passes so she did that for us and delivered them to the door within minutes! Now that's going above and beyond being a great host. I agree with all reviewers about what a great location this is. We walked to all the major attractions and only drove a little. I strongly agree with Jonah's review when he wrote that this was not a place to relax in but great if you want to spend your time out and about. This building is 100 years old and has not been reviewed well by Seattle renters on (SENSITIVE CONTENTS HIDDEN) or Yelp. All the positive reviews are from Airbnb guests. The common areas desperately need upgrading. Some issues I bring up may be isolated to the days we were there as they were not mentioned by any other reviewers and they were not things within Emma's control. The hallway leading to the suite always smelled like marijuana. There was a dog on the same floor that often barked during the day. For some reason I never heard it bark at night. Racquel mentioned the claustrophobic shower. I am a size 8 woman and had to keep peeling the shower curtains off me when I showered. Just as Racquel my son also hit his head on the shelf in the closet that is between the bathroom and the suite. As the bathroom door does not close my son kept closing the door between the closet and the main room of the apartment. This was an error as there's no handle on that door and he kept getting trapped in the closet. We got him out by jamming a knife into the hole where the door knob should be and turning it that way. I hung around to relax one evening but could hear the neighbors conversing on one side and a couple fighting on the other. One evening I left at the same time as a neighbor and saw him hand a 1 inch paper packet to a group of people in a large SUV waiting just outside the building entrance. Parking was a challenge. The parking lots only let you pay for up to 10 hours at a time ($15 across the street) so you can't be gone for longer than that as you need to return to buy another ticket or move your vehicle. One morning there was a woman sleeping on the sidewalk next to our vehicle. When she stood up we saw she had a blood filled syringe sticking out of her buttock. The WiFi was super slow. We ran several speed tests and it ran between 0.02 Mbps to 0.44...