When you rent a tiny loft because it's cheap, your expectations are low. Sure, reviews are good and the list of amenities is impressive, but you suspect that it will at best be mediocre because that's all that you're paying for. Magic's loft is cheap and tiny; it's also perfect. In such a small space, it's the personal touches that make the difference. The bathroom is well stocked and spotless, the kitchenette includes a French press and an electric kettle, and the bed—the bed—is enormous and so, so comfortable. Parking is available on the same street as the apartment complex, and it's free. While it seems out-of-the-way, you'll find that the loft is equidistant to every place in Seattle you'd like to walk to. And, if you're looking to make it an extended visit because of the money you're saving but you'd still like to pack light—you can. There's a washer and dryer downstairs.