Firstly, after getting off the station, I was looking for a legit temple with a zen garden you'd have to pass. It is a temple built inside a building immediately near the station. If you're reading this, take the light rail from the airport and get off at China town. The temple is less than a minute away from the station. On the corner is a Taiwanese pastry shop called 85c bakery cafe (the temple is to its immediate left). The host was attentive to messages and although it wasnt a traditional temple, it met my expectations as a comfortable place to rest my head. I literally thought it was a strict temple filled with monks. Let's just say its casual. The host name is Mike, hes super cool. This is a hostile. I was thinking army cots. But it came with a slim mattress, pillow and a comfortable blanket. You are situated in a prayer room with tatami sliding doors (shoji) as dividers for privacy. Lights out at 10pm and expected to be up by 8am. In the middle of the day service is in session so you cant really just comeback and lie down. They provide essential amenities such as shampoo and toothpaste. Bring your own toothbrush and shave. The prayer room where you sleep is an array of Japanese memorabilia. The walk to pike market must be 20mins. Technically you're in Japan Town but it feels like Chinatown. Seattle's chinatown is extremely underwhelming. Look for Uwajimaya. Asian market with a food court. Very near, about a 5min walk. This is for the lone travelers that needs a place to rest. Since Seattle is expensive, this will aid in any frugal expenses.