Notice: This review was written during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This is based on a 4-day 3-night stay.
This Airbnb stay started off as a great experience before taking a turn for the worst. The co-host Teresa touched base with me shortly after I confirmed the booking dates. She had great communication throughout the entire trip pertaining to house details (trash, door codes, parking, check-in/out times, etc.). One pro of this place is the location. It is located a short drive to downtown Seattle and attractions such as the Great Wheel and Pike's Market. It also has a full kitchen included, something I noticed lots of other Airbnb's in the area did not have.
Now the cons of this Airbnb. We'll start off light, there are no dedicated parking spots so you'll need to find street parking every single time you leave. Be mindful that this Airbnb is the upstairs unit of a duplex, you do not have access to the entire building, and with an aging structure and thin floors, it is easy to get noise complaints from the downstairs guests.
However, things went quickly downhill from there. Inside the bathroom closet, we found neatly folded and stored towels. One would presume these are clean, however, upon unfolding one of the towels, we found literal fecal/poop stains on the towel. Under normal circumstances, this is already inexcusable. During COVID-19 circumstances this can be downright dangerous to one's health. This is another person's bodily fluids we're talking about on supposedly clean towels that were neatly folded and stored in the bathroom closet. I will note that when Teresa found out, she was very apologetic and willing to make accommodations. However, the fact that it happened in the first place is shockingly outrageous.
Some other things that stood out which pales in comparison to our jarring poop towel discovery were leftover socks in the Sofa bed we found from previous guests, the Roku remote being broken, and very loud audible animal footstep noises we heard in the roof space right above the bathroom ceiling fan.