This Airbnb was just fine for a short stay -- it was pretty basic, but there was plenty of room, good wifi, a TV with tons of channels, and bottles of water waiting upon arrival. It had no air conditioning, which I knew going in, but one of the nights was uncomfortably warm, though the fan helped somewhat. I was wary of leaving the windows open while I was out or when I was sleeping so that probably didn't help. This might sound weird, but the one thing this Airbnb didn't have that I wished it did was a full-length mirror for when I was getting ready to go out, but this isn't a hotel room and I knew that! The fact that there was a full fridge, microwave and large toaster oven was nice for leftovers. The location wasn't too far from downtown -- I took Lyfts down there and it cost me between $8 and $10 per trip. On Google Maps it shows this address as being in the "Atlantic" neighborhood of Seattle, but it's really in the International District, so if you like Asian food (Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, etc.) then this will be a convenient spot -- otherwise you might need to walk for a few blocks or I ordered from Caviar. There are so steep hills around if you do plan on walking, but that's kind of just how Seattle is generally. I met Bill, who was very nice -- they have a garden with a lot of various plants and trees, so you might see him working back there. All in all, the listing set good expectations for what my stay was like and it was overall positive. I'd recommend it as a no-frills option to stay in Seattle not far from downtown.