There were a lot of problems, but Ming made a good faith effort to fix them, and all but one was fixable. There was a lot of noise from the upstairs neighbors--I think they live there. Two young boys running around, lots of pounding on the ceiling above the living room, all day long right up until the 10pm quiet hour. The stairs are treacherous, they need slip protection. Seattle is rainy and they're wet and slippery right now with Fall leaves all over them. It's a bottom apartment in a three-apartment house. The streets getting there are a bit of a pain to navigate and understand layout-wise. Some of this is out of Ming's control and is a fault of architectural and city planning weirdness / failures.
Lots of space inside, good view of the water from the living room. After a few days, all our amenities were covered, like a cool coffee situation with both pod and drip coffee makers, provided coffee for both, kitchen appliances, dishes, pots, pans, towels, all that. Cool big TV too. I brought my PS4, looks great on that thing.
I don't think Ming does inspections between guests. He's gonna hate me for this review. He's a good guy. I believe he wants his guests to have a comfy time. I just can't square that with the reality of what we were looking at when we moved in, my wife and two kids. It was kinda bad. I raised a big stink, and got what I wanted. The trip was made worth it, but I wish I didn't have to raise such a stink. Would rather have just been comfortable.