For as long as I've heard about tiny houses, I've wanted to say in one. So when my sweetie and I were searching for a place to stay for our 4 year anniversary and saw a listing for a converted school bus, we were super excited! Amy has put a lot of time, effort, and love into making this into a really special place. It is roomy and bright with all of its windows and has plenty of light inside after the sun goes down. The space is decorated and used really well to not only give a clear delineation between rooms, but also manages (and excels) in staying comfortable and cosy. I feel it's important for me to mention that as a plus size woman, I was slightly nervous about moving around the bus easily, but that fear was quickly destroyed once stepping on board. SPACE! SO MUCH SPACE! I had absolutely no problem getting around or feeling like it was claustrophobic (which just makes me want a tiny house even more.) Plumbing. The bus has got this! Full size flushing toilet and hand washing sink. Small sink in the kitchen which was perfect for us to make our breakfast shakes, tea and coffee and a working shower and tub! As people have said, the shower is a little short, but you're on a bus. Space is limited and it still works really great! Take a bath if it's a problem. The bed is like sleeping on a cloud. If that was scientifically possible, that is...I feel like that's what clouds would feel like! There also a really great space heater on the bus that heated the bedroom perfectly and all the way to the front of the bus. It was pouring rain outside when we got into town and the bus kept us warm and toasty no problem. There is a TV on the bus connected with Chormecast which was really nice for streaming music and watching app based shows and movies. The area where it is located is awesome. So close to major roads to get you around Portland quickly, but also far enough away to really be able to appreciate the the beauty of the neighborhood. Lots of great food and shopping in the area. Lardo, as suggested to us by Amy, has a great cafe/bakery/restaurant space with delicious food and drinks. We also went to Miho which a Japanese Izakaya (informal drinking house) and the food there was good enough to make me slap someone. Seriously. New seasons market was also close for specialty foods, beautiful produce, and a full deli counter. Last, but DEFINITELY not least, Amy is the host that other host should try to emulate. She is very kind with a beautiful spirit and was always willing to help with questions. I was lucky to get in time to have have a facial with her and it left me with skin as soft as baby butt cheeks (pumpkin, honey, clove mask anyone?!)...