I stayed here for a month, upon moving to Portland from Europe. It’s a nice house on top of Marquam Hill surrounded by lush woods and wildlife. My room (Cozy Bedroom) was small but comfortable, cold in cloudy rainy days - it’s on the north side facing the street and doesn’t get much sunlight. Despite it’s a nice house, it wasn’t a pleasant stay overall. I don’t recommend it for a number of reasons. I’ll list a few. The place is far from any TriMet transit stops. The most convenient way to reach downtown Portland is bus 8 from OHSU; it runs from 6am to 12am, 7 days a week. It takes about 30 minutes to walk from this house to the closest stop (1.6 miles, Google Maps). The road from OHSU is uphill and there is a steep slope for the first 0.6 miles, so going back home takes about 40 minutes. The road has no sidewalk, it’s dark at night and cars drive fast (reflective gear and safety lights are a must!). Transportation-wise, this place might be OK if you plan a short stay and/or if you have a car. But if you plan a long stay and you don’t have a car, be prepared to walk miles! There are trails that might allow sparing a few minutes commuting to work, but they are not convenient, especially in rainy Portland days! The house is for sale and you are requested not to be home during open days. During my stay, there were at least 6 open days, mostly on Saturdays and Sundays from mid-morning to mid-afternoon. If you don’t have a car, this means you have to walk down/up the hill also over the weekend, when you rather be relaxing at home. I paid $148 as cleaning fee for 28 days, much more pricey compared to other AirBnb listings. Prior to reserving the room I was told that this fee covers a weekly washing the sheets/towels and a bi-weekly cleaning the bathroom/vacuuming the room. In a month stay, my sheets were washed once, my towels were washed 8 times (every day in correspondence of open days), the bathroom was cleaned once and my room vacuumed once. Two weeks before my initial move out date, I asked the host if the room was available for 14 extra days. Despite the uncomfortable commuting, I thought it was convenient not to have to move my luggage to another temporary accommodation. The host confirmed and I gave her 2 checks, rent and deposit. One day before my initial move out date, the host said out of the blue that she changed her mind about extending my stay and asked me to vacate the room by the initial move out date with a not well-defined reason. My suggestion: if you do end up renting a room here and decide to extend your stay, make sure you do it through AirBnb and not directly through this host - it’s neither cheaper nor reliable.