A few things to consider:
1. You can hear EVERYTHING: it is a bottom unit (of what seems to be a fourplex) right off of Br**dway which is a 4 lane street (big for Portland), and behind a strip of businesses. So you can hear: bus pickup/drop off, multiple mornings of trash pickup for businesses, people outside chatting/partying/arguing, cars zooming by, plumbing of the other units, conversations in other units, feet above, people going in and out of other units.
2. Br**dway is kind of sad these days. There are other neighborhoods that will give you the "Portlandia" feel (which I don't even know what that means anymore?): I would search places near the streets that start with Miss, Alb, and Haw for more diverse eats and shops.
3. I truly believe Darise & team aim to be responsive, but lack more prompt and precise follow through. I asked for a few things during my stay and although they text back, it takes a few days for them to drop by. So a short trip might mean you're without whatever you're requesting.
4. I wish they had just taken a few weeks to get the space together before posting this listing. I had to ask for a lot of what seem like basic things (a front door mat, a wine opener, a fan for the bedroom because there's no A/C in that room). The biggest thing is the door has a window, so everyone can look right in. They are going to get the glass frosted, apparently, but there's a wait. I hope they can do that soon, or for now, figure out a simple fix (like a curtain??). There also isn't a mirror/vanity in the bathroom.
5. It didn't bother me, but the YouTube TV thing was hard to figure out so I didn't use it.
6. The workspace desk is in the bedroom, which might be fine for you. Just an FYI.
I thought the bed was comfy, and the dining/living area table and chairs are comfy as well. There's good light in the living area. Save for the kitchen sink having a chickpea floating around and a random can on the stoop, it was fairly clean. I know I stayed there for longer than most people might, so I imagine if you're just looking for a few days to 'see Portland' and aren't really spending much time in the spot, some of the noise and home inconveniences might suffice.