It's a basic and affordable option for an airport overnighter when compared to hotels. Check in and instructions were clear, although the other guests kept forgetting to lock the entry door. If you are coming from the light rail MAX station and purchased a two hour ticket, I suggest that you take the 72 Bus right outside the station to the Sacramento Street stop (after the Plaid Pantry store on the right side of the street). Then the walk is only a block to the place. Another review cautioned about the stairs down to the Queen room, but I did not have a problem. There are only 7 steps and were not too steep for me. The room is frill-less but functional. The mattress has a foam pad on top, neither overly soft or firm. You do hear footsteps and noise from above in the main house. Common area has small fridge, TV, sofa, toaster, coffee maker, microwave. Bathroom could be a bit cleaner. There are a few places to eat in the neighborhood (two Chinese restaurants, Oregon Pho (highly recommend), Taco Bell. The convenience store Plaid Pantry is a few blocks away. In general, not a neighborhood that I would walk around at night. If you want more options for food or shopping, you can always jump on the 72 Bus or get back on the light rail.