Leah was very responsive and attentive. When I had questions she was prompt and concise. Pleasant exchanges.

Good location.

Mixed feelings about the space--I didn't feel like it was a great value or particularly nice. Just outside the door is a sheet partition with another mattress on it that is presumably used for other guests, which was unoccupied while we were there. Nonetheless it detracted from the space and gave it more of a college roommate feel.
I'd check to see how many other guests are staying with them if this might be be an issue for you.
Bed was comfy. Room was clean.

Bathroom is also located downstairs which was a bit of hassle. Had instructions to wipe down the shower with a squeegee and bleach after each usage. Feels like your living in a COOP rather than paying top dollar for a room when you encounter things like this.

House does not have the most inviting smell. There' s a lot of carpet, so I suspect that's the culprit.

We were asked to prep the room and empty the trash, which may sound petty on my end, but when you are paying for a hospitality service this is the kind of thing that I think guests shouldn't have to worry about or concern themselves with.

While we were in Seattle and wanted to run around in the city there were times when we felt like we'd miss some rule or get something wrong and offend our host.
There were more rules and things to consider than in any other AirBnb I've ever stayed at. I don't think we had any infractions but it was a distraction from our stay in general.

If this was about $25 less expensive I wouldn't say much on a negative front, but I think it ought to be far more hands off for the guests and offer a bit more in terms of privacy. Rather than cramming guests wherever possible.