The Bamboo Bungalow is as exactly described and seen in the pictures. Although not luxurious, the bungalow has all the amenities to make it your home away from home while in Seattle. There's a kitchen equipped with a two-burner stove; dishwasher; sink; and the cabinets are filled with cups, plates, etc. The cabinets are also stocked with the usual condiments (i.e. salt, sugar, spices) should guests wish to cook. The host, Rachelle, is very sweet and accommodating. She provided us with organic eggs, breads, fruits, and dry foods. Rachelle really impressed us with her eco-friendly habits and this shows in the product she used. i.e. environmental friendly soaps, shampoos, laundry detergent. There's even recycling bins in the bungalow should you wish to go green. Rachelle also gave suggestions on where to eat, what to do, etc. She's very open and laidback.

The best thing about the bungalow is the close proximity to the bus. Up a little hill (about a 30 second walk from the bungalow) is the #2 bus which takes you all the way to downtown Seattle (i.e. Pike Place Market). The bus ride is about 20-25 minutes but if you have a car, it's less than 10 minutes away. This was the main reason why we chose to stay at the bungalow.