The problem with this listing is value: with four bedrooms and a listing at $800 per night, the competition is hotel rooms at $200 per night. At that price point, in Portland, the kind of hotel room that you get will offer clean and functional but sterile rooms. This house, while aesthetically beautiful due to the owner's art spread throughout, however, is in severe disrepair. There are A/C units but the one in the attic, the largest, hotest room with the nicest bathroom, fails after being on for an hour; the individual units are in various states of failing and so emit a lot of noise to operate. The floor in that attic bedroom bathroom is rotting from repeated water leakage and has been duct-taped rather than fixed. The plumbing has been repeatedly slipshod repaired and rerouted resulting in inconsistent water flow. Hot water tank supply is not sufficient for four bedrooms having showers in the morning. The beds are old, creaky coil mattresses that one might find in a frat house. The sheets are low quality. There are burned-out light-bulbs throughout. The TV in the house is teetering on a rolling cart half its size. That said, the house is full of real, living plants with actually beautiful art. The aesthetics are appreciated but they cannot make up for the fact that basics have been sidelined in the pursuit of profits.