This place lives by “Keep Portland Weird” - a delightful space full of personal touches and funky art. From the diverse vinyl collection, to the art work from ceiling to floor, to the ping pong table and the retro fridge this place makes an impression. The place is clean. The bed is comfy. The bathroom is a little small. The kitchenette consists of a fridge, toaster, 2-cup coffee maker, and utility sink tucked against the in-suite washer and dryer (to make up for the lack of a stove they provide the basics for coffee, fresh fruit, jam, and local bread). Parking is free but it’s on the street - we were lucky and able to consistently find a spot within a house or two. The hosts were communicative and aside from introducing himself when we first arrived left us to our own devices. The area is full of quirky shops, vintage thrift stores, and a ton of restaurants we will have to try the next time we stay here. [One thing to note - this is an older house so you could clearly hear the hosts walking around upstairs. They were very polite about it and are clearly aware of the issue because instead of chocolates on the pillows we found ear plugs. 😆 ]