Short version:
We quite enjoyed our stay here. It was far preferable to a hotel room in our opinion, especially if you're looking for an authentic Portland experience. I would stay here again and have already recommended it to my friends.
Long version:
My mother, 12 year old son, and I stayed two nights in this quaint garage converted into a studio loft. There's a bed directly to the right as you walk in from outside. The kitchen is to the left. There was coffee available to be made and organic half n half in the fridge. We didn't cook, so can't comment on that.
The living room area was at the foot of the bed opposite the stairs (which were quite steep, as mentioned in the listing. There were railings on either side, if you need extra help up/down). The loft had room to spare with only my mom and son up there.
The bathroom was stocked with plenty of clean towels, wash cloths, and toiletries. The water in the shower was hot immediately and lasted through all our showers. There was a stacking washer/dryer in the bathroom, directly opposite the toilet.
Within walking distance was a great Indian food restaurant (Bollywood Theater)and trendy ice cream shop (Salt and Straw) that we enjoyed. We found a tasty vegan restaurant a 5 minute drive away. All of these were on Division St.
For the mobility challenged:
I got around just fine with my cane indoors. My shower chair fit in the shower/tub combo lengthwise. The walkway from street through backyard might be difficult for some as you have to walk across stone pavers beside the studio. If you use a wheelchair or walker, this wouldn't be a good place to stay as the bathroom is too small to navigate. My shower chair fit in the shower/tub combo lengthwise.
My son and mom were able to use the loft, which had a bed and sofa/futon but as expected, I was unable to access the upstairs. My son made me a cute little video tour so I could see where he slept and it looked very spacious.
All in all, great stay!