Cute AirBnB, but be warned if you arrive at night, as we did, it is nearly impossible to locate the unit. The street was dark and a porch light was not left on for us. There were four of us and no one could see the addresses of the houses in that street. And we were never shown a pic of the front of the home so we had no idea what we were looking for. The house next door is overgrown with weeds and bushes which contributes to the unit being difficult to find. After riding around far too long at 10pm (it was actually 1AM for our bodies as we arrived from the East Coast) the property manager finally called me. Even as he tried to give landmarks and describe the house we couldn’t see it. It was literally like trying to find a needle in a haystack. I expressed my frustration respectfully, but the next day the owner accused me of being rude and threatened me. She also said we should be thankful to have a unit with an AC and that they were busy dealing with emergencies and therefore I shouldn’t bother her. I was traveling with my 88 year old mother and didn’t want to get put out or worse so for the remainder of our stay we did not communicate with the owner at all even though we had a questions and ran into a few issues (where was the silverware, for ex. There was not a single fork or spoon in the kitchen. And we never could get local channels on the tv and missed the Olympics all weekend). It’s unfortunate that this was my introduction to Portland. We managed to salvage the trip by visiting the Falls and the beach and getting great food. But I was never fully comfortable in Lucy’s house after her veiled threat. If you stay here just make sure not to point out any problems or issues.