This was one of the most interesting stays I've ever had through Airbnb. This is not just any hotel, it truly felt historical and special. My sister and I spent one night here for a short overnight trip to Seattle. Overall, and in retrospect, we are so glad we stayed here. However, I will recommend coming with an open mind that this is a very old building. The walls are extremely thin so we could hear every conversation and movement of our neighbours. The bed creaked. And the separate, shared bathrooms are not ideal but they were clean and in good condition. The shower had great water pressure, which was a pleasant surprise. The room itself was very small but really quaint and was very clean. Jan is an interesting character and could tell you all the history of not just the building but all the details in each and every room and corner of the building. You can tell she really loves this place. The man who was working in the office that night (I believe his name was Paul) was really helpful and gave us some great tips for our visit. I also highly recommend checking out the coffee & tea shop, it was a lovely place to relax and enjoy a drink before starting our day. They have an amazing selection of teas. I'm so glad that my sister and I ended up at the Panama hotel for our Seattle visit, it was more than just a place to stay and became a central part of our entire trip! Also, if you have time, take a walk to the small park across the street and you'll see a beautiful community garden just up the hill :)