It's a great vintage place that makes the most of its cozy space. It has a lot of light and is decorated with a cool historical flair. It is nice and quiet even though there was a building under renovation down the block. The snug bedroom has a comfy bed but no closet so a thoughtful luggage rack is outside the door. The old claw-foot tub is lovely for a long soak although shorter than a modern tub. The bathroom and kitchen are loaded with lots of essentials from shampoo and contact lens solution to coffee and cream. These details show that the host has really thought things through. The little wall heaters worked well to keep the living room and bedroom warm. We never used the tv and the wifi was fine. Getting in and out of the building with the door codes was easy.
We choose this place because it was within walking distance to a lot of great restaurants (and ice-cream places). Volunteer park is also a short walk away. There is 2h street parking on one side of the street but the spots are very rare. We had to park overnight in one of the Broadway garages, 24h/$20 but it's an easy walk back to the apartment and parking in Seattle is like that. We would definitely consider staying here again.