Angielena was a delightful and helpful host. She was kind enough to welcome practically my whole family--two parents (including myself) and a baby in the Golden Sun room, two grandparents in the Toulouse Lautrec room, and an uncle in the calm green room. The Golden Sun room's side room was a nice place to gather, with two comfy chairs, a small fridge, and toaster oven. It was also easy to make some coffee in the communal kitchen. The shared bathroom never posed a problem; there is actually a second, smaller bathroom besides the Barry White bathroom, and at least one was always available. We stayed over the second weekend of a month, which means we got to enjoy the Georgetown Art Attack, a neighborhood gallery walk with a central corridor right around this AirBnB location, plus a couple of other locations (Equinox Studios and Studio E) reachable by the frequent shuttle service. Get started early on the Art Attack. There's lots to see. End your night right downstairs at the Trailer Park Mall, where, when we visited, a singer and guitarist were playing some gypsy/cabaret/jazz/bossa music. They stayed open later than the rest of the walk. The next day was also the Georgetown Garden Walk, where the neighbors and parks show off their gardens and backyards and produce. The host Angielena was working at the Urban Farm and Food Forest, a new enterprise on the southern edge of the walk. There's lots of good food, beer, bars, and coffee around. Some spots had irregular hours, but we were never left without options. There's also the Carleton Avenue Grocery (the oldest in the state, with friendly owners, and astrong wine selection, especially for a corner market) ~10 min walk away. If you're staying at the Georgetown Art Center, you're probably also interested in visiting downtown Seattle. Luckily, the bus stops right in front of this location, and can get you downtown in about ~15 minutes (though we found the wait on the return trips to be a little slow. Try to time the return). A smaller group could make good use of Uber. The only real drawback I'd point out is that there's a county airport just to the south (not SeaTac, King County). Most of the planes that fly over are small jets and little private planes, but there were a couple freight planes that were fairly jolting. This was most noticeable in the Golden Sun room; my parents in the Toulouse Lautrec room didn't notice it as much. So, yes, we had a terrific time staying here and exploring Georgetown. It's different from probably anywhere you've stayed. The doors that don't lead to AirBnB rooms lead to private art studios. There's a Trailer Park shopping mall, a bar, and a cafe downstairs. The only comparison I can make is to the famed McMenamins properties of Oregon and Washington, where they've taken historical buildings and turned them into lodging (and dining and drinking) establishments, like Edgefield. History buffs will love...