This property was just "okay" for me. I will cover the positives and negatives.
It is located in the charming and very walkable Laurelhurst neighborhood. The park is 10 mins away and delightful. Tons of walkable dining options within a 1 mile radius (many closer), as well as a Whole Foods close by too. Street parking is easily found and is free. I'd say if being close to Laurelhurst is important, and you plan on being out all the time, then this property works. I came with my girlfriend for 4 nights and for a couple of days we didn't have a car. Tried the Biketown bike rental app and it would seem, for whatever reason, that even though there are bike stations within walking distance there was only one bike each at the 2 closest. So we probably walked at least half a mile to get them. Not a huge deal but I certainly would not rely on them to get around. We saw far more of them west of the river. Not sure why. Speaking of west of the river, an uber/lyft will be $20/$25 round trip. Something to keep in mind if you plan on activities over there and are car-less.
The property itself is underwhelming. I would estimate it is 250 sq ft, with a third of that devoted to the bathroom and closet. Certainly not somewhere to really hang out in. Sleep/shower & bolt. Fortunately we had great weather so were gone all the time. On a rainy day though? YMMV. Definitely bonus points for the Keurig though. Hotels should take note.
Speaking of shower, we were given one towel each. Now most females I know use 2 towels. One for hair, one for body. We spent 4 days hiking and beach time too, only to return to our coveted single towel each. I really don't get this, especially for the price we paid! Even budget motels are not that stingy.
On to the overall value, which I feel is poor. To be fair I didn't really price it against other areas in Portland, I wanted to be close to an old friend in Laurelhurst and it seems this property is comparable in terms of the rate. Whether it's comparable in terms of size & towel allowance I do not know. My friend lives 3 blocks away and pays $1400 per month for 600 sq ft and that includes some utilities. So it's not dirt cheap but not Manhattan either so I'm not sure of the justification for these rates (again definitely not aimed at just this property). I did a quick price comparison and a highly rated 3.5 star hotel downtown is exactly the same price as this studio when all fees and taxes are taken into consideration. Now if you have a car then parking fees would add up too. But if you have a car you're not exactly limited to this area either. Anyways my point is, do your research and find what works for you. Airbnb has (or had) 2 things going for it. It used to be a cheaper option over hotels, and you could live like a local. This property does offer the latter. And if it were a hotel it would be a 2 1/2 star, but because of the cute side streets I'll give it a 3.