Our four night stay here had its pros and cons. The photos accurately describe the funky nature of the space and that was a big reason why we wanted to stay here. It felt like the right place to stay while in Portland, and the neighborhood was great! There are all sorts of restaurants, shops, and parks within walking distance.
Some of the funkiness makes for a less comfortable stay however. The tiny stone path to the door is surrounded by plants and vegetation. It's very secret garden, but getting larger suitcases in and out is challenging. The door itself it also tiny, and I was surprised that I only hit my head twice during the stay. The outdoor sitting area is also very overgrown and in need of some love so we didn't use it during our stay.
The shower is an unpleasant experience because the curtains don't fully enclose you. Coupled with fluctuating water temperatures it meant you were often suddenly cold. And while there were plenty of towels, they never fully dried after the first use so we were using damp towels to dry off.
The upstairs neighbors never seemed to leave the house so at all hours of the day, and sometimes later at night, you could hear the loud footsteps, toilet flushing, and the their flute/recorder lessons. It wasn't enjoyable music. We were never bothered while trying to sleep but this made it harder to relax in general.
Overall it feels like a unique space where the details could use some love. For example, this is the first Airbnb that either my wife or myself has stayed without a recommendations booklet. Instead we found a folder with a bunch of brochures stuffed into it. The neighborhood makes up for a lot of the cons. The bed was comfortable and the swing was fun!