We arrived via the Victoria Clipper and used the Link to meet Jeanie at the Mt Baker station. Unfortunately we jumped on a bus in the tunnel, thinking the Seattle underground transportation was only for the Link. Big mistake, but Jeanie patiently texted us with guidance to get back and ended up cancelling an appointment to still pick us up at the Link, truly going above and beyond on our behalf. She showed us around and let us use the pretty outdoor patio, including offering us cold drinks after our travel challenge! Her photos do indeed show how classy this studio apartment looks, with the custom tile work, notably in the bath, which also features a walk in closet, nice! The bed was especially comfy and had the best linens! The kitchenette is pretty minimal but we only needed a fridge and sink, as Seattle is such a foodie town. Jeanie did provide fresh-ground coffee and a French press, essential in a Seattle establishment! As we didn't have a car, we walked daily to Columbia City for food and public transportation, a 25 minute walk through Mt Baker's residential neighborhood and a bike path. There is a bus line that is much closer that we used after a sunset dinner in West Seattle. One day we walked a couple blocks to Lake Washington and enjoyed the lake path where both Mt Baker and Mt Rainer are visible on a beautiful day. Impressive! Jeanie's studio had everything we needed and we really enjoyed the Seattle neighborhood experience in Mt Baker. I would love to come again!