Where to begin? Well first of all, this place rocks. Seriously.
This listing and the included video are very accurate to what you'll be getting - it is what it says on the tin, a tiny home. But it was so much more to us.
We chose Seattle as a vacation spot on somewhat of a whim, did our research and planned things out. We switched gears from a hotel downtown to Hal's tiny guesthouse here after the first read of this listing. We figured "when else would we stay in a tiny home?" and it was well worth it.
The house itself is lovely and the value would be outstanding on its own as a simple place to sleep and recharge. As people from a small town, the location is perfect - away from the hustle and bustle but a short walk from a wealth of cool things to see and do and eat. Transit lines and ride services are plentiful to take you to the "big" sights of Seattle, though Fremont is nearly worth the trip on its own.
Of course the place is small, it's tiny after all. But it's thoughtfully put together and makes use of the small size. The bed is way more comfy than I expected, the view is rad and yes - the shower water pressure rules! Read the information provided and you'll get along swimmingly.
Then there's Hal - easily one of the best hosts you'll find. His communication is thorough and helpful. If you have the chance and time have a chat with him, listen to his insights on the area. I only wish we could have explored more of his reccomendations.
I fear I'm rambling so I'll sum it up - read the listing, understand the space you're getting (it is tiny - duh) and you'll find a true treasure of the area. Oh, and try the fireball candy.