It’s a good place to crash if you don’t plan to be there much. The location within Portland is pretty central, making it convenient to get around. The kitchenette is super bare bones: just a microwave and a mini fridge. The only sink is the bathroom sink. Not a big deal if you plan to eat out most meals- Portland is a food city after all! It’s on the corner of two busy streets and there’s a ton of traffic noise, so bring earplugs if you’re sensitive. We brought our 21 month old kid and the stairs were a big challenge. None of these things were dealbreakers because we weren’t really there all that much. Stacey was super kind and responsive whenever we reached out and even offered to reimburse us for a baby gate to block the stairs (we ended up just setting up a folding camp chair to block).