We enjoyed our stay here. It was an easy walk into town, and Shirley was an open and warm communicator. Good wifi, and a good array of cable channels too (not that we had time to watch tv). The view was nice, if oblique: we could see the water, and the southern cityscape/port, and a bit of Rainier popping out over the stadiums. The place was a little noisy--in part because all urban/waterfront places are and in part because of some construction and cleaning projects located on that side of the building. The kitchen wasn't well-cleaned upon arrival, but Shirley sorted that out for us. The lighting in the bathroom and kitchen are a bit dim, but that's easily remedied. There was only a Keurig for coffee: if you want other coffee, maybe bring a french press. One note: the bathtub is jetted and deep. It could be challenging for people who have limited mobility to step in and out of. Anyway, it was great four days in Seattle and an easy place to return to at night.