This Air bnb was good value for 6 guests in downtown Portland and communication and check-in was smooth. The apartment was clean and spacious. The photos are a fair representation of the apartment but we were underwhelmed by the presentation. It felt as though the house had been bought empty recently, and the bare mininum had been added to the spaces qualify it as an Air bnb. All the items/furnishings that were there were in good condition and clean. The kitchen and bathroom had all the expected things. Each large room was bare except for a bed, a stand/lamp and a single framed image on a wall. Lighting was minimal and LED, which deprived the space a sense of warmth. I've had a similar feeling the first night of staying in a new house when nothing is unpacked and the house feels like you've got the essential furniture into the rooms, but it's not yet been set up. In a large wooden floored apartment with few furnishings to absorb sound, even a few friends playing board games and laughing in the kitchen sounded loud in the bedrooms - even though they don't share walls. Because quiet times were clearly stated in the instructions, we worried about keeping awake the neighbors below just when hanging out, which made it a little hard to fully relax during our stay late at night. This apartment is a little too bare for my tastes. I like to stay in Air bnb's because normally they offer some warmth or charm over a hotel which I didn't find here, but if that doesn't matter to you and you are looking for a clean, minimalist, functional, convenient and affordable place and an accommodating and responsive host - then this Air bnb may be just what you're looking for.