I loved my little nook! It's a great lil' hobbit space, if you just need somewhere to stow your stuff and rest your weary head at night. The listing is completely accurate - you get a bed-sized nook, an adjustable bed lamp, and a couple shelves and a dresser for your stuff, and the hosts nail up a sheet partition for privacy. For the price of a hostel, you get a private space, comfier bedding, and you don't have to worry about locking up your stuff every time you leave. For me, this was totally worth it.

Bring a sleep mask if you stay in Part 4. The overhead light is left on at night so guests can walk down the stairs without tripping (safety first!), and it's kinda bright. But again, hardly a big deal, when you're paying so little.

Plus the neighborhood is wicked cool (I spent 1 day exploring Capitol Hill alone - there's loads to do) and it's a 5-10 minute walk to a bus to take you to Seattle Center/Downtown.

I only met one of the roommates while I was there - Austin, who was perfectly friendly.

I had read reviews about the shower pressure before I came, so I was pretty much prepared for the worst, and therefore wasn't disappointed by the shower. It's basically a warm to hot mist that comes out of the showerhead. I have short, low-maintenance hair that was under a hat for most of my trip because of winter, so I didn't mind the shower. It's absolutely fine for giving yourself a scrubdown - it just takes a little longer to wash off soap than a regular shower, but it's warm + steamy all the same.

I highly recommend this place, and would happily stay again :)