Angielena is the most charming hostess you can imagine. If you like artists, you will enjoy staying here because Angielena's home is also her studio. She has three adorable cats and a sweet dog, and they are kind spirits in the place without being forward with their presence. Note that Georgetown is a true artists' community and therefore on the cutting edge. If you want to stay in a well-touristed area, you would be better off downtown. Georgetown has a certain grittiness and can seem deserted if you come in after 12 a.m. or so on a week night. If you have a sense of adventure, however, and want to stay in a non-touristy area, Bella Vitale is a good choice. Angielena is very personable and generous with information about Seattle and a lot of fun to talk to. Another bonus is that it is very easy to get to Bella Vitale from the airport but also easy to get downtown from Georgetown on the bus.

Some other folks on here talked about noise. I am not an especially sound sleeper, but with the fan on and the window closed, I slept fine. I always think ear plugs are a useful travel accessory, so if you bring some of these along, you should be good to go.