Jessica was super flexible and accommodating with my schedule. She made arrangements to meet me earlier than the listed check-in time, handed me the keys, and explained the living space very thoroughly.

I had a small over-the-shoulder duffle for my solo two-night stay, so it was really easy to go up and down the ladder with my stuff. If you have a large luggage, you're able to leave it inside the house, but keep in mind Jessica may be renting it out to other Bnb-ers.

The treehouse itself is literally a platform in the trees with a bed, lock box, mosquito net, small coffee table, and two chairs..super cute arrangement, but not a ton of space to move around. I was concerned about the cold because the California sun has spoiled me, but the bed was super comfortable and warm, I think I even got a little sweat going (granted, I wore a beanie that could cover my nose, a scarf, and sweats). It rained my second night there and nothing got wet and I was still warm in bed. There's also an outlet by the bed for you to charge stuff.

If you're on your own, I would recommend getting back before sunset (I looked it up on weatherchannel) because there aren't as many street lights and it gets a little scary with seemingly abandoned houses everywhere. The treehouse is about a 15-20 walk from the Link station. Nothing really to do in the area, there are mainly Vietnamese stores (there's a really good pho place you should check out! Forgot the name, but no msg!).

SeaTac (airport) > Othello Station (bnb stop) = ~25 min.
Othello > Westlake (downtown Seattle) = ~30 min.
Super convenient, especially since a day pass is only $5!

If you have time, sit down and get to know Jessica! She's really chill and down-to-earth, and has a huge heart for her community. I was so thankful I got to chit-chat with her a bit. This was my first time trying out AirBnb and she made it super fun and easy!