Binh’s home was just as advertised/described. It’s the newest, most renovated/modern home on the block. 2 rooms with very comfortable beds, pillows, and clean sheets/blankets. 1 full bathroom and 1 toilet/wash room (no shower/bath) came equipped with body wash, shampoo, and lotion. New kitchen appliances made cooking at home on a rainy day convenient and easy to do. Cups, mugs, dishes, pots, and silverware sufficient for 4. Fancy and comfortable furniture to enjoy some pay per view movies after. In the backyard, there’s a badminton net, but we didn’t get to take advantage of it due to the rain.
Very close proximity to sights, sounds, and foods especially if you have rented a car as we did. After a long day of exploration, (free) parking was a breeze directly in front of the home. A few freeways are nearby making it easy to get to your destination faster by allowing multiple routes.
Not from the area, the home definitely stands out from its neighbors. There was an RV camper along with a few tents across the street during our rainy weekend, but we did not see its tenants out and about so they didn’t bother us or made us feel unsafe at all. To be honest, like most metropolitan areas, homeless are throughout the city, even the more better looking/tourist parts. Seems like everyone minds their own business. Nevertheless, we would definitely consider staying at Binh’s during our next visit to Seattle.