In a fast-growing city with new modern glass towers everywhere there was something comforting about lodging in a quaint 1920s-era home in the midst of all the new development. The weekend we stayed it was quite rainy (rainier than usual, for Seattle!) but that wasn't a concern because the light rail stop was a few blocks away. Additionally, there were plenty of restaurants, pubs and stores nearby. Looks like Greenlake is a short walk away, although we didn't do that on this trip.
The place was easy to find with it's own parking spot. Entry was easy. Our host was readily available if we needed. The home was cozy, spacious and VERY clean! Sound-sensitive people might have issue with the background hum of traffic with I-5 and busy Roosevelt street nearby. However, to spite that, I would highly recommend this sweet house if you're staying in Seattle.