For a group of friends or family, it would be very difficult to find - or even imagine - a better place to stay for a visit to Portland. The architecture, style, and condition of this house from the early 1900s are wonderful. Beautiful stained glass and woodwork; modern well-appointed kitchen; clean, attractive bathrooms (although the shower in the 3rd floor suite is a bit cramped); excellent sleeping quarters with comfortable beds (even the pull-out couch-bed in the 3rd floor suite was quite comfortable); very good location relative to places one would want visit in Portland (including the Saturday farmers market); four fabulous porches; excellent views of the city and nearby mountains from those porches. We were six 51- to 68-year old men for several of whom the ascent from downtown to the house was a bit of a challenge, but this was a small inconvenience for essentially healthy, ambulatory adults. Alyssa, the manager, was great - available when needed, invisible otherwise, and extremely friendly and helpful. Wonder, wonderful place!