Amenities

This is a conveniently located efficiency apartment in a mid century building across the street from the Convention Center. It is creatively decorated with modern furnishings and a well equipped kitchen. The bathroom has a tub/shower unit. The bed is a Ikea sectional sofa that converts to a full bed. Enjoy a comfortable combination living room and bedroom environment with all of the comforts of home. Walk to the Pike Market or enjoy the clubs and restaurants downtown and of Capitol hill

Room type: Entire home/apt

Property type: Condominium

Accommodates: 2

Bedrooms: 1

Bathrooms: 1

Beds: 3

Check In: 3:00 PM

Check Out: 11:00 AM

The Space

The outlook from both the bedroom and living room is a classic city view. There is a rooftop deck above the 16th floor with a 360 degree view. The closed one bedroom allows for privacy for more than 2 people. The bathroom has a tub enclosure with shower for those who enjoy a bath. There is a dining table with four chairs for dining or working. There is a coin op laundry room on the 2nd floor of the condo

Guest access

Guests will be able to use the rooftop deck and the community room with a pool table.

Interaction with guests

My guests will pick up their keys at a keycafe near the condo. I will be available from 7am until midnight to help with problems or questions.

Other things to note

The building is located next to interstate 5 and there will be a hum of traffic noise most of the time. Parking is available at the Washington State Convention Center without in and out privileges.

Reviews

Chris

A well-stocked efficiency condo apartment, within sight of the Convention Center and the monorail to Space Needle park, and only blocks away from the Light Rail station. We enjoy walking and were close to many parts of downtown, with plenty of cafes and restaurants nearby. One morning we started with a walk to Chinatown for dim sum, then crossed over to Pioneer Park, where an interesting interactive environmental exhibit was taking place. We wandered along the waterfront past the Seattle aquarium and took a spontaneous ferry to Bainbridge where we saw an informative exhibit at the Historical Museum of the effects on the island when its Asian population was sent to internment camps during WW2. Back in Seattle, we continued on to the Space Needle and stopped to watch an Aloha festival concert in the park. Returning to the bnb area via monorail, we ended the day with a relaxing dinner at one of the many pubs along Pike St. A memorable day, and clear evidence of how this Airbnb was in a perfect location to take advantage of what Seattle has to offer.