Trong's place is special in several ways. It is a 1400 square-foot MAN'S "man cave" with a digital light TV projector slamming a gigantic 8x4.5 foot HD picture against the wall. His leather chairs and couch are polished with pure testosterone. His unit is directly across the street from Century Link field's south endzone goal line; one block from left field, third-base line entries to Safeco field. The bed was very comfortable. I was home after the games having a glass of wine before most people were out of the parking lot. Parking, now there's a an issue on game days. If you happen to be returning to the apartment around dinnertime when Mariners are playing a night game, you may have an adventure getting back to the building. The street fills with food vendors and cops limit traffic. Just turn on the charm and tell them where you're staying and they'll let you through but good luck finding a place to park.
His place is about four blocks from the Stadium light rail station and four blocks the other direction to the King Street Amtrak station.

Now this review comes to a bit of a dichotomy. My wife did not see all the charm I did. She says:
"The stove top and oven were so greasy I was afraid I'd start a fire if I cooked anything. The bottoms of the skillets were burned." (From my perspective, did that matter? We ate out every night.) "The bathroom sink cracked (repaired but cracked) the faucets were surrounded by rusty gunk. The shower floor was dirty and had no drain cover." (Obviously women place higher premiums on some things than men.) She was also worried about the safety of the neighborhood but a friendly cop explained that it really was very safe.

Bottom line: I would stay there again, alone. No way she would ever go back.