Good things: The location is cool near two different food cart areas. Beautiful rose gardens in the neighborhood. Close enough to downtown Portland to explore. Easy street parking. Kitchen is spacious. Couch is comfortable.
Not so good things: The listing says that the place has potable A/C units. What it doesn't say is that YOU have to install them. When we arrived around 9pm, it was very pleasant outside but the upstairs bedroom was close to 80 degrees. There are two portable A/Cs in the unit and one didn't work so we had to set up the second one after already spending time setting up the first one. My partner also had to carry this very heavy A/C unit up a long flight of stairs. It took us 90 minutes to finally have it working well. This was not a fun start to our trip. I messaged Delanie to let her know that this was a real bummer but she wasn't much help and said it had only recently gotten hot in Portland. I suggested she add to the listing that the A/C units needed to be set up by the guests. At the very least, I would ask my guests if they wanted them set up before just assuming they didn't.
The smell in the staircase leading to the upstairs room and the room itself are very musty and pretty unpleasant. In the downstairs bedroom, there is no curtain on the glass door. The neighbors are right there and could easily see in the room without it. Wet sheets and towels were left in the dryer so had to be removed so we could use it as the listing said we could.
A previous review mentioned these things and they are still an issue: paint on carpet and vinyl floor, very stuffy w/out AC and missing window screen, shower fixture missing face plate (definitely seems like an easy fix and should be addressed asap), skylight right above bed- sun in in your face at 5am (this could be helped by rearranging where the bed is placed)
All and all, we had a nice stay after the first night, but I don't think the listing accurately describes the stay. It's overpriced for the experience you actually receive.