Bibiana’s place is in a truly perfect spot. There’s loads to do, just in walking distance. There’s at least 4 coffee shops a few blocks up. We loved Victorola and The Station. We decided to grab grocery staples from the Apple market to take advantage of the kitchen but did try out some of the local food joints. We wish we could have tried Musang but the timing was not on our side. While we did rent a car, we found that the light rail was super easy to navigate and way cheaper than city parking. Definitely take a look at the other public transit if you’re more limited in mobility, but we stuck to what we knew (subways) and hoofed it and it was fairly easy to get around Seattle without much fuss. Definitely invest in a waterproof slicker, however the rain didn’t get in our way. Our favorites: Starbucks Reserve (not the first Starbucks), Rattlesnake Ledge hike (by car), Capital Cider (downstairs bar had a speakeasy vibes with the best tasting cocktails and fun games), and Hood Famous (international district was a great afternoon). We chatted a bit with Bibiana our first day and she had great suggestions. Definitely a place we would book again should we venture back out to the Pacific Northwest.