Virginia and Matt are excellent hosts! And this little tiny home is a clean, modern, and environmentally-friendly little gem nestled in a forested island eden in the city. You will find this to be a respite you'll want to return to again and again. Communication was awesome and prompt. I was traveling alone as a woman and I felt really safe, peaceful and happy there. The bed was so comfortable and cozy! You do have to be a somewhat agile and small person to navigate the small spaces (ship-like bathroom, crouch-entry loft beds, desk area, and stairs), but I am small and agile and I LOVED it all. I was there in the heat of the summer and this little nook is situated in the shade of huge beautiful trees and surrounded by a mossy, lush forest and gardens, so it stayed cool on a 95 degree day. You can park your car INSIDE the gates right next to the tiny home, so it too is in the shade and safe. I loved how windows are on every wall so you can open it all up and let the breeze through and watch the birds in the bamboo near the porch. I pulled the little kitchen table onto the porch to eat my meals al-fresco. The Leach Botanical Garden is right down the street, which is a true delight and a must-do. It's like having a fairy-land at your doorstep. The hosts provided all sorts of little touches - like fresh flowers on the windowsill, freshly laid eggs in the fridge, crazy delicious garden tomatoes on the counter, and my favorite - wonderful animals in the garden (chickens, rabbit and cat) to cuddle and interact with. Even things like a full kitchen (I love to cook), and extra-thick dish towells, a good kitchen knife, earth-friendly cleaning supplies, etc. just aligned perfectly with my lifestyle and made me feel exceptionally at home. This is a place I plan to return to, again and again, whenever I need to be in the city. I'm a person that lives in the country and remote, and this was perfect for me - I don't thrive in urban settings. And yet it's close enough to get right into deep inner Portland as you need/want to within 10 minutes, and yet you feel a world away. Highly, highly recommend.