We were really disappointed with this place. The pictures made it look very clean, pristine, and modern. However, the furnishings are very old and in varying states of disrepair.
The blinds on the front window are broken, making privacy difficult. The kitchen table squeaks CONSTANTLY. The only couch in the space was old and faded, and dirty with lint and hair. The shower is hard to work, as there are no markings for hot and cold on the handle. The kitchen sink faucet is stuck on “spray” mode instead of a normal stream of water. The stove burner is so dirty, it filled the space with a strong burning smell when we turned it on to use it. The kitchen overhead lights take a very long time to “heat up” and actually produce much light.
Also, the trash and recycle containers are so small, they barely fit even one takeout container. Because of COVID, virtually all restaurants are closed to in-person dining, so we did takeout for all of our meals and had no idea what to do with all our empty takeout containers. We tried to improvise with spare grocery bags we brought with us.
In the end, we felt so uncomfortable here, that we got a hotel for our last night in Portland. Also, a very cheap and old little short table thing broke when we moved it around a few feet in the common area to use it to eat on. The legs were glued to the bottom of the plywood table and it looked like the glue had gotten old and dried out. The host wanted us to pay for it, even though it was clearly old and cheap and going to break soon anyway. This was one of my worst Airbnb experiences yet, and it makes me want to just book hotels from now on.