I had a lovely stay - I felt right at home in the house and in the neighborhood and would definitely stay here again if I'm ever back in Portland.
I want to lead with this because for some reason not many people take advantage: The bike availability is a *great* plus! The Clinton-division restaurants and shops are a nice ride away and I used the bike (and helmet, backpack, lock, etc that Kelly provided) during my whole stay. The bike I was riding had an issue when I first tried to ride it but Kelly switched it right away.
The room is really homey and comfy. I adored the little porch and sat out on it for several hours-long stretches to drink coffee/beer and enjoy their beautiful yard. Also - I don't remember them putting this on their description - the room has a small fridge and coffee maker (they made coffee in the main kitchen that I was welcome to as well, in addition to toast and cereal.)
Kelly and Yeka were really welcoming (as were the neighbors - you can tell they are part of a really nice community). They were so responsive, and ok with my very late arrival, and have clearly thought through all the different ways to make guests feel welcome. Great local resources and a nice family.
I intentionally chose a room in a house with well-reviewed hosts because I didn't want to be alone in the house, and then the family left to go camping the first day I was there. But they were totally fine when I asked if my cousin could stay over with me, so it was all good. And regardless like I said I felt very at home and would go back without hesitation.
Only other note for potential long term guests - I prefer firm mattresses; the mattress was softer than I personally would have wanted to use for more than a few weeks.