We enjoyed staying at Tracey & Justin's beautiful and clean guest house. The natural wood and open minimalist style is conducive to relaxation the minute you take off your shoes. I first thought the skylights may interfere with a good night sleep but nope, we woke up to a natural soft lit bedroom, like camping (it helps that it was cloudy/raining for most of our stay). The queen bed downstairs was very comfortable with all-cotton beddings, and the rack for clothes/jackets so useful.
Also the cottage's Wi-Fi is top-notch, according to my techie husband. The kitchen is roomy but not so well-stocked but this didn't prevent us from cooking simple fares everyday. We found the upstairs nook perfect for yoga, exercise and meditation in the morning - just watch your head on the ceilings.
From the house we walked to the Multnomah Village everyday with the intention to support local businesses but the food cart hours were a challenge, sorry to leave without tasting any of the fares! We also walked to Gabriel park - what a gem of a neighborhood park, and drove to Tryon Creek State natural area and Forest Park for hiking - easy and beautiful trails.
We stayed downtown Nob Hill earlier so have already been to Washington Park, Pearl district and the Willamette side walk (all highly recommended). By the way, we would recommend St. Honore's bakery over Grand Central in Multnomah any day. This is our exploration trip for possible relocation to Portland greater area, and staying at Tracey & Justin's cottage just sold us on the Multnomah Village area on friendliness, walkability and access to nature (much better than Lake Oswego in our opinion!).