This place is exactly as described. Seriously, read the description so there are no surprises when you show up. It's a Buddhist temple that doubles as a place for travelers to lay their head at night. If you have ever stayed in a hostel, it's pretty similar to that since you sleep in the same room as everyone else and you all share the two bathrooms (there's just one shower, but it's got a solid shower head). Mike is a really nice, great guy and had quick communication with me. He also allowed me to check in WAY earlier than usual because of my flight time. Hospitality was great and very accommodating with what he has to offer.
The location is LITERALLY across the street from the train which is super convenient since it's the same train you take directly from the airport. You just buy a ticket for like 3 bucks, sit on the train for about 40 minutes, and then you're right there when you get off. I will be honest though, the area is loaded with homeless people. Being from LA, this wasn't a big issue, but if you are from an area where you aren't used to large groups of homeless people congregating every block, it might be uncomfortable at first. It's important to note though that not once did any of them ever approach me or cause any trouble, so I don't mean to imply that it felt dangerous. Downtown, the pier, Seahawks and Mariners stadium are all within walking distance and very close to public transportation.
One last thing to note, if you plan on going out like I did, be mindful that the beds will be taken away at 8 am sharp. So if you show up around 2 am very drunk, you won't be able to sleep in. The good news is, Mike offers a free breakfast, and it's Seattle, so there's coffee on nearly every block for that hangover lol. Overall, it was quite the experience and I think it's worth the money!