This was an incredible location for our group of six. It is spacious, inviting, a historical beauty, and extremely comfy. Be sure to get yourself groceries for breakfast, because the breakfast nook next to the kitchen was a warm, sunny delight every morning. After days of exploring the vibrant downtown area, we would retire at night to the living room with its decadent couch and its gorgeous view of the city's lights: perfect with a cup of tea, a glass of wine, and/or a hearty card game. Each bedroom upstairs was lovingly designed and also had amazing views of the buildings, the bridges, and the mountains. Sharing the one exquisite shower or claw-foot bathtub took a bit of management between six people, but the half-bathroom downstairs was a significant convenience. The beds? Like clouds. Enough said. Finally, Alyssa (who oversees the property) was there to answer any question and resolve any worry that we had. This is not a house for hardcore party people, but is instead a luxurious historical delight, especially for newcomers to the treat that is Portland.