I stayed in Suja's place for one night following a larger group trip to Portland.
PROS: Suja was quick and attentive to all of my questions for check-in and check-out, and she graciously let me keep my baggage in the basement a couple hours before check-in. The bed was incredibly comfortable and large, and the space was tidy and decorated nicely. The location was also convenient and was not far from many sights and restaurants to visit.
CONS: There were a couple areas of improvement in Suja's place, though most can be chalked up to the house being a little older. The shower was small, and there's no caddy or space to put your shampoo, so it was tricky reaching for your things on the floor. The toilet's water pressure was also pretty weak. The stairs to the basement were steep, and the clearance was limited, so I was often close to bumping my head (and I'm shorter than average). This was concerning more so when I was going up and down with my suitcase - there were definitely a couple times when I needed to pause to stabilize myself from falling! I also couldn't find a way to lock the door to the room; although there was a key hanging, no amount of wiggling seemed to make it work on the older doorknob. I would say, however, that the worst issue was the noise. I was awake at 7:30 AM for a morning flight, but I could already hear people walking around, shutting doors, and closing cabinets. By 8 AM, a woodworker was working with power tools in the garage next to the basement's window. Suja does provide ear plugs for her guests, but this could be counterintuitive for someone who may need to wake up to an alarm.
Other than the cons, Suja's place did its job for the night I needed it. She was kind and helpful with my questions, and she was accommodating with letting me keep my bags in the basement before check-in.