I stayed at Lauren's Airbnb with two friends -- we were all in town to attend a conference together. I got the queen bed, friend A got the twin bed, and friend B took the futon bed. My experience was great: the queen bed was super comfy, there was plenty of space in the closet for my clothing, and the rest of the apartment looks exactly like it does in the pictures. Friend A complained that the twin bed was horribly uncomfortable and saggy in the middle, and Lauren was quick to respond that apparently the mattress is brand new, so she's going to look into getting it replaced. The room with the twin is really small, too, not much room for friend A's stuff. The pillows were really thin and felt cheap?, but honestly, it's an Airbnb and everyone's pillow preferences are different. Not a huge deal.
The linens and towels were all really nice, and the shower has great water pressure. A previous reviewer had said something about the windows being really tall, which is not true -- I'm 5"2 and the windows were eye-level for me. They all have nice blinds on them, and I was pleasantly surprised that they all had screens, too, so we could open the windows and get some fresh air without worrying about bugs. There's also a thermometer in the unit so you can control your own temp. The location of the apartment is fantastic: the neighborhood is quiet and adorable, and you're one block over from Hawthorne Street, where there's tons of restaurants, shops, grocery stores, etc. Basically a 15-20 minute uber/lyft ride to anywhere in Portland -- the convention center, downtown, Washington Park.
As a previous reviewer mentioned, Lauren has a child, and her unit is right upstairs. So starting around 6 or 6:30 am every morning, you can hear footsteps running around upstairs. This didn't bother me, because I just put white noise on on my phone and ignore it, but it bothered both of my friends who prefer total silence for sleeping, so fair warning. This is also a basement unit, and that means the floor is freezing. There are rugs around the apartment, but I would recommend bringing slippers or wearing your shoes around, because that floor is like ice. The lack of a microwave in the kitchen was a little frustrating. We were able to get by with the (very fancy) toaster oven, but it takes a lot longer and isn't good for things like pasta.
Overall, would definitely recommend Lauren's place to future travelers!