Sarah was super friendly and stayed in touch and available during our month-long stay. This place is stylish and modern, and in an amazing location. I didn't realize how good of a location I had picked until we got to town and were walking and biking to all the cutest places in Portland!
The in-unit washer and dryer were a treat for us since we don't even have that at home! The big windows in front are right on the sidewalk, which lets in lots of natural light but also garner people gawking in. Fun for people-watching if you're into that sort of thing. But the blinds cover both window and door completely, which is good for privacy. The pull-out couch was a fun bonus for lounging watching movies!
This place is good for anyone who likes to cook in a proper kitchen. I felt like I was at home with the myriad of pots and pans and even baking equipment! This place also appears to be handicap-accessible, being right off the sidewalk and having no steps, and even the shower was walk-in with grab bars inside and by the toilet.
Just a couple blocks from the 22nd & Burnside Biketown station, which we used extensively during our stay. Whole Foods was a couple-minute walk. And bars, restaurants, coffee shops super close. The first time I visited Portland I only stuck to downtown and wasn't super impressed. This time, staying in East Portland was a completely different experience - all the breweries, weird little stores, coffee shops with amazingly friendly service, and lovely old houses with front yards overflowing with vegetation. I loved it!