The tiny house is more than adequate for two people. Marina had the place very clean and the bed linens were both comfortable and expertly made. Let’s revisit the bed again: the sheets were so tightly drawn and folded that they hugged the beveled contours of the mattress. I wish in hindsight we’d have tried to bounce a quarter off those sheets! We made use of the [gas] range and condiment supplies for our breakfasts. One should never count on having things like salt, pepper, oil, spices and the like at a rental, but it’s sure nice when they’re there and Marina had them in abundance. Score! The house was easy to find and parking was reasonable. It was very quiet. There were some downsides you might consider, too, though. Be careful selecting your rental location. We selected based upon amenities and price (very reasonable) not realizing Portland traffic is nuts and we were really far from our chosen destinations. Also, if you are horrified of raccoons, this might not be the place for you. At first, we thought Marina had a family of squirrels suffering from acute obesity. Only later did we find out that the fat squirrels were actually just really active ‘coons. Full disclosure: No actual contact was made with coons, just some tap-dancing easily audible through the ceiling. In sum, it’s a clean, safe, peaceful place for a reasonable price.