Hugo's studio is very good for the single traveler or couples who only require a clean and minimalist layout. There are plenty of electrical outlets, water that heats quickly with terrific water pressure, and a useful work table for meals or doing work. The bathroom is small but functional with a sink so close to the toilet that I had to be careful not to hit my head when leaning forward to wipe my butt! For cold-sensitive people, the heater may not provide as much warmth as desired because of the concrete flooring. The bed was on the firmer side of comfortable, and sometimes, my back felt stiff when I woke up. I could've enjoyed my stay more if it wasn't for the ants that I noticed sneaking into the kitchen and bathroom areas (on my 2nd day) so I had to always make sure to trash my food waste into the outside bins. Hugo texted me that he would get ant traps, but by then, it was almost time for me to check out. I did my best to follow Seattle's recycling rules, but it can be confusing and a headache to remember, and I had to keep re-reading the instructions pinned on the bulletin board because I didn't want to mess it up. I'm a walker so I mostly just explored 45th street for a variety of shopping and food. This location is better for people using the bus or a car since many other worthwhile sights or restaurants are at least a mile or farther away. The Woodland Zoo is indeed just a minute's walk, and it would've been nice if there had actually been more than 1 or 2 animals present per exhibit, oh well. Hugo was very responsive with communication early on, but he seems to prefer giving guests their privacy which was fine with me. If it wasn't for those pesky ants, I probably could've slept better and relaxed more. All in all though, my stay at Hugo's workshop studio was convenient and adequate enough.