Timothy's lofty rooms are very spacious and our bed was huge and super comfortable. The place is nice, however it feels like you are in Portland, which would be fine, and the claim that is looks like Bali is so overstated that it veers into cultural appropriation. There are several rooms and it is run like a mini-hostel. We had a serious issue because Timothy was not present during our stay and the AC was broken in our room during a 100-degree+ heat wave. My partner gets severe headaches in extreme heat and we weren't sure if it was going to be fixed or if we should find another place. There was a housekeeper there for check-in, and she was nice but didn't know what to do. Timothy was unresponsive to our calls and texts for a few hours, leaving us wondering if it was better to just find another place. When he finally responded he was terse and told us he was out of town and Portland wasn't built to deal with extreme weather. Which might have made sense except the AC worked in all the other rooms in his place; another guest told us his room was nice and cold and let us in to see. Ultimately, after many calls, texts, and emails, Timothy did get the AC fixed, but long story short we were disappointed with his overall attitude. He sent one email to us about this, to say he was not present (which we knew) and, oddly, that the culture is different in Portland than New York City, which seems totally irrelevant to the issue of a broken AC. And honestly, quite presumptuous. My partner and I have lived on the West Coast, the East Coast, the Midwest, and traveled widely around the world (including Bali!) and have yet to see a culture where something in a BNB or hotel is broken and they don't try to fix it or at least acknowledge the issue. End of story - we went to Airbnb and they resolved the issue. Portland is really a fabulous and unique city that lives up to its idiosyncratic reputation — but next time I'm there I will find another place. I felt the need to share this as I've had 99% fantastic experiences staying in other Airbnb's largely due the honest and candid reviews of people who respect this community.