The space is designed in a delightful mix of modern industrial and vaguely Asian. Very clean and stylish. Comfortable plush beds, whimsical décor, and many lighting options for any mood. The bathroom and bedrooms offer very little privacy however, so I wouldn't really recommend it to more than a single couple. Without actual doors, the whole house can hear your "business". The claw-foot tub dominates the open-concept bed and bath zone, and provides a luxurious soak. The whole outside area is covered in creeping vines that I'm sure look fantastic in the summer months, but a little dead in the grey Portland winter. The hot tub is a great temperature and deeper than anticipated! The area around it is semi-private with curtains that offer a peep-show in the wind, and one must walk through the restaurant's back kitchen and patio dining area to reach it. Amenities were bare and basic, but for the price I would have expected a bottle of local wine or something in the fridge. One should also be aware that though the restaurant downstairs is a selling point (if you like Japanese-style cuisine), it has very limited hours currently and wasn't open at all on the day we stayed.
I may try it out again sometime in the summer season when the plants are lush and the restaurant is open.