This was our group's first visit to Seattle and "The Depot" was in a great location. The Capital Hill neighborhood offered several restaurants and a grocery store within walking distance and also short driving distance to downtown. Our standard rental car fit into the garage, but did require some dexterity to get it in. The stairs inside the unit were not an issue for us. It is something we were well aware of and since we spent most of our time when in the unit on the main level, going up or down a couple of stairs for bedtime in the evening was not that big a deal. However, I hesitate to think how difficult it would have been to lug all our luggage up the outdoor set of stairs to our unit from the street when we first arrived. The outdoor stairs from the street are a little narrow and unloading from the garage is much easier. Even if your car doesn't fully fit in the garage, I would suggest at least pulling it in part of the way to unload/load luggage and then move to the street to park.
Beds were comfortable, more than enough towels and standard kitchen supplies. Plenty of space in the bedrooms. Pictures give an accurate depiction of the unit. It is well maintained, but has some minor signs of wear. I'm used to scorching summer nights in the 80-90's in my home state. So, I was worried about the lack of central air, but the cool nights made this not an issue. We ate in for breakfast and had takeout food some nights, so generated a fair amount of trash. The sorting recyclables versus compost versus trash was a new task for us southerners. Hopefully, we sorted correctly.
Lynne was readily available by text and took care of our minor problems quickly(A repairman was working on the neighbor's townhouse and his van had our car boxed in the garage early one morning. Lynne was able to contact the neighbor and have the van moved fairly quickly)
We would not hesitate to stay in one of Lynne's properties the next time we visit Seattle.