This reminds me of some of the newer hostels in I've stayed in in Europe—trendily decorated with appealing common areas and then clean, but very functional rooms that you shouldn't plan on spending much time in. I got a room with use of a shared bathroom, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that my room had a sink (did I miss that in the photos??), a complimentary (but wee!) bar of soap, towels, and two robes. This meant that I could at least wash up without having to leave my room. I never use robes usually, but it was nice not to have to bring my clothes with me into the shared shower. I was up pretty early, so if there was ever a line for the shower (single-use), I didn't see one. The room itself was clean with a large comfy bed and plenty of lighting (plus outlets near the bed). It was pretty much all bed (no desk or anything), but the bed was plenty large enough to lounge around on and even do a wee bit of work on my laptop. I did enjoy the rooftop seating area, although the views were nothing particularly notable. Skip the cocktails (holy weakness, Batman!), or just grab a beer. You can also get your own food and bring that up. The hotel is in Chinatown, and you do see some homeless folks. This was not an issue for me, but if this troubles you, keep it in mind. You're very near several TriMet transit lines, too, which is very convenient.