The first thing I’ll say is beware of the high tax on air bnb in Seattle. It seemed I looked at a lot of cheaper listings but the prices went up drastically once the various fees and taxes were added. I think for $68/night this place delivers but unfortunately it becomes much more than that in the end. We were also charged an extra $80 for a 3rd person which, was misleading with the way the listing reads but okay thats fair. So I paid, but then arrive to a huge blown up air mattress taking up the entire living room instead of a twin sized pull out sofa like the listing states. Had I know it was an air mattress and it was going to be $80 more, I would have booked elsewhere. The air mattress also deflated through the night.
The location was great in general and for us specifically. The kitchen was awesome to have though not as well stocked as it might seem. (No salt and pepper left in the mills, 1 wine glass, 3 forks, 1 Teflon pan with the coating peeling off) I totally get that you get what you pay for so I wasn’t expecting luxury and honestly all in all it served our purpose to be close the the hospital where our dad was staying. I just wish it had been closer to the $300 area for 4 nights like I expected when I saw the price and not the $560 I ended up paying. If you are 1 or 2 people I think this place would be great and hopefully they can put $50 bucks investment into the kitchen to get it up to par.