I want to write a comprehensive review as this is my first AirBNB to stay in. I'm going to try and avoid the standard two sentences: "I loved it. Would stay there again!" That kind of review doesn't really help me, so I feel that a more robust review will help others.
First, I've never been to Seattle nor have I stayed at an AirBNB before, so I had no idea what to expect. My wife and I looked around for a "Superhost" and a nice place. And here we got both. Eventually we, obviously, settled on this place right on the Portege Bay. It's nicely-decorated, has a great view and is centrally-located. Admittedly, most of our visiting was downtown, so it was a cab/Uber ride to most of our particular points-of-interest. My wife and I do like our wine, so it was about a 20-minute walk to the University district to pick some up as well as Starbucks, etc. That's subjective, since your particular needs are most likely not the same as ours.
About the only thing I could say that was a bit of an issue was that this unit is on the bottom floor (still a great view), but if you're one of those folks that has a concern with hearing those above you walk around (and I am), this is something to consider. Granted, it's not a fault of the host - it's a 6 unit "complex" so I suppose this is to be expected. But Dennis was very responsive to our messages and did everything in his power to try and help us out. And the place was listed as being on the bottom floor in the description, so it was not misleading in any way. We had new tenants that moved in above us the day we arrived, so perhaps our experience with their moving in/getting the place ready/cleaning, etc. was isolated regarding the noise. But Dennis did contact them and informed them of the quiet hours (the entire apartment, permanent tenants included, are to abide by this rule). Being new tenants, I have to assume they were unaware of this.
The above is not meant to be an overall "poor" reflection on the place. But AirBNB asked for an honest review and this was part of our experience. Likely someone else's will differ.
TL;DR
1.	Great, centrally-located location.
2.	Nice, modern design that has great WiFi, HDTV, Roku, etc.
3.	Quaint, upscale neighborhood - never felt "in danger"
4.	Amazing view of the Bay
5.	You will hear "foot traffic" from your upstairs neighbor, but some might not find this to be an issue. I would assume most any downstairs unit would be the same.
If you choose Dennis' place, you won't be sorry. It checks all the boxes.