My husband and I stayed in this Airbnb for two and a half months before we found a house in Seattle. We had our dog and two cats with us. The place is essentially a studio apartment connected to Glen’s house. There is a living room/kitchen down below, a lofted bedroom above, and one bathroom. The place felt very cramped for such a long stay with multiple pets. The ceilings in the bedroom are low if you move to either side, so you have to crouch down. The kitchen has about one square foot of counter space, and there is no room to store food other than in the fridge or on top of it. On the bright side, the bed is comfortable, the shower is good, and we were able to park three cars without too much trouble (one reserved spot, and street parking for the others). The neighborhood is pretty far removed from the heart of Seattle, but there are grocery stores nearby, and you can take a long walk down to the lake and the Burke-Gilman trail.
We didn’t have any issues with Glen during our actual stay. He let our dog out during the day and even watched her for a weekend when we went out of town. His two dogs are very sweet. However, when we called Glen and asked for our $200 cash deposit back at the end of our stay, Glen refused to return it. He claimed that we had left pet hair, even though we spent hours cleaning the apartment and picking up every trace of the pets before we moved out. He also made a bogus claim that we had stained the toilet and sink and that he had to take them apart to clean them (?), when in reality we used the toilet and sink in a normal manner and cleaned them thoroughly upon leaving. Basically, if you have pets, be prepared to hand over your $200 and never see it again. We wish that Glen had communicated with us better if he thought there was an issue, because we honestly believed we were leaving the place the way we found it. Instead, our stay ended on a sour note.