Sarah is a wonderful host and the studio is super homey. I went there to be able to focus on some creative work, and I would say the space is also inspiring. If you're looking for things to do in Portland, the space is very well-located - not only are there things to do close by on Division, Clinton, and Hawthorne St, but it's also very central, so not far from Northeast, the West side, etc. I'm a local so I can tell you that it's a convenient location. The studio, as is mentioned in the description, is on the same floor as also Sarah's living space and her massage studio. Obviously due to COVID I didn't get a massage or check out anything about the massage studio, but I just want to mention that the whole floor smells great!! I think that was part of the homey feel and inspiration was that every time I walked out of my room or into the building, I just stopped a minute to take in the smells. So this studio is a place you can delight all your senses - smell, touch (if the massage studio is open - if not, as many people have mentioned, the bed is very comfortable!), taste (there is a lot of food nearby and Sarah provides nice teas), sound (ranging from silence to sounds of people enjoying themselves to the experience I had of standing in the snow listening to the reggae at the bar across the street), and sights (Sarah has beautiful plants, pictures, and knick knacks). One last thing - I took a bath! So for those of us who don't have bathtubs normally, this was nice!