I was staying in Seattle for 8 days while I recovered from surgery, and the host knew this ahead of time. I asked for an early check-in because my flight would land in Seattle at 8am. The host said I could at least be in my 2pm. However, I wasn’t allowed in the room until 4pm when the cleaning people were finished.
I am from Missouri where heat and humidity are all too common. When I got to this location it was extremely hot in the room, and this is when I discovered that there is no air conditioning. The host promised to bring an extra fan several times, but never showed up. When it’s 87 degrees outside and there is no a/c and you’re recovering from surgery.... that’s a problem.
Several times during the day and night the WiFi would go out. The host’s reaction was “well everyone uses this WiFi, it should work”. A very rude and unhelpful response.
The sheets did not smell fresh or clean. There is only 1 pillow per bed, which is flat and feels about 7 years old.
This studio was also extremity loud, as the front door slams constantly all through the day and the night. Oh, and the key to the front door barely works, and I finally figured it out on my 8th day.
The cleaning people woke me up by knocking on the door at 9:30am asking when I was checking out.... check out is at 11am. Very unprofessional.
All in all.... if you’re looking for a relaxing, clean, and comfortable space this is not for you. This space is truly the bare minimum, and the host is not accommodating. The only thing I am happy about is that it was a quick and cheap Lyft to downtown.