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"Super easy access… Everything is marked…super quiet and comfortable …I personally did not understand that it was a shared experience… Shared bathrooms, shared common area"

"Enjoyed my stay, very kind and responsive"

"It was a good place to stay for a decent price. About a 15-20 minute bus ride down to the city with a bus stop across the street. Host was very quick when answering messages or questions. My only complaint would be that the floors were a little dirty and could’ve been cleaned better before arrival. It is a very small unit perfect for 1-2 people. "

"It is a single house converted to small hotel. No staff. Everything is very old but clean. Only a window AC unit for heating and works very slow. You need to figure out how to use it. It shuts off during the day and your room temperature is 56F when you are back at evening. It is very uncomfortable in Seattle wet, windy and cold later fall. "

"Great B and B without the breakfast….its a do it yourself stay. Came in on a Saturday and left Monday and didn’t see nor need any staff people. Parking is a little challenging, but doable. Not luxurious but very cozy and comfortable with shops,restaurants etc in walking distance. A great 1-3 night stay on the water in Gig Harbor "

"This was a family stay while we visited the Seattle area. Pros- location (close to groceries, multiple eating places, short drive to Seattle, Bellevue, airport); size, parking, family-friendly area Cons - no bedding was available for the futon or air mattress for the first night & the 5th person passed an uncomfortable night; housekeeper supposedly came daily but there was no evidence of it (trash not removed, dust bunny on floor); guest can't control thermostat; somewhat thin walls between...

"Great for an overnight stay before going to the ship!"

"Nice neighborhood, room was very clean and smelled lovely. Over all comfortable. Very loud though with traffic and the walls are paper thin. But they do provide earplugs in your room. I would recommend putting something on the floors to dampen the sound of every footstep on the stairs and hallways."