Lee is a very welcoming host: attentive, considerate, and accurate in their description of the space. The little house is indeed tiny but is well designed and nicely appointed. One can lie in bed and look up at the rain (or maybe sun!) coming through the tree branches. The Tiny house is pretty centrally located (from my perspective living in Los Angeles) so getting around town was quick and easy by Uber.

The neighborhood is absolutely adorable and very Portland. Lots of greenery and cheerful gardens in front of craftsman and victorian homes. Not too much of the more severe new residential buildings that have invaded some other parts of town. A mere block away there's a handful of charming options for food, drink, and other consumables, and an even greater bounty of food and shops w/in a five minute walk on Alberta. Lots of great options for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free types but plenty of delights for bread-eating carnivores as well. The restaurants and bars are filled with a happy mix of ages and backgrounds; family-friendly spots and nightlife options existing comfortably side-by-side

All in all, a very comfortable experience that we hope to repeat!