The place is beautiful, clean, spacious, and well-appointed in a nice neighborhood in Capitol Hill and convenient to downtown. It's a charming early 1900s Craftsman home with modern upgrades. There is no designated private parking, and parking on the street was tight and hard to find. After we found a spot for our car we didn't move it and instead spent a lot on Uber / Lyft to get around the city. The house is on a street with a mix of houses and apartment buildings and is walking distance to groceries and restaurants. The master bedroom and ensuite bathroom is on the main floor and has a frosted glass door that separates it from the living room. There is a tiny powder room bathroom off of the living room as well. Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms and a large full bathroom. Two of the bedrooms have a window AC and the other bedrooms and rooms in the house have fans. So on hot summer days it was warm when not in the rooms with AC which is typical for Seattle. The galley kitchen was large, modern, and fully stocked. The house has a no shoes policy so remember to bring slippers. We had pest issues on the porch and outside of a bedroom window, and the owner resolved them during our stay. When visiting downtown our favorite restaurant was Japonessa across the street from the Seattle Art Museum. With 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, then 8 people can comfortably sleep on beds. Since the listing allows 10 people then the extra 2 guests would perhaps sleep on an inflatable mattress or the sofa.