Leah's was the perfect repose after a full, non-stop day of hitting all that Seattle had to offer. Quiet and cozy, with tons of natural light pouring in during the day, it was a welcome retreat for tired kiddos and sore feet.
The home itself is quite nice and spacious and the modern kitchen (equipped with new appliances and a fully stocked Keurig coffee nook) was perfect for morning breakfasts before we set off for a day of adventure. The separate dining room (kitty corner from the living room and with a full-sized proper dining table and chairs) hosted our final dinner in Seattle as we enjoyed a couple of excellent pizzas from Fiddler's Inn (a block away) and some local brews from Elliott Bay Brew Co. The rooms were nice and spacious and our boys loved having their own room with their own beds.
Centrally located on a lovely tree-lined street, the house was an easy 20 minute drive (if that) to the Space Needle and an 8-10 minute trip to the University of Washington. It was also close to all the conveniences that one might need: super markets, drug stores, restaurants, and a gas station around the block. My family and I fell in love with Seattle and we definitely hope to book here once more on a return visit.