We were pretty disappointed with our tiny house stay. The hardest thing was that the space was so cold. The lofts were very warm but the heat wouldn’t circulate throughout the tiny house even with the fan going. It was really uncomfortable and the bathroom door needed to be propped open which was important because the bathroom got especially cold. The house was adequately stocked with amenities, but there was nothing particularly warm about what was there. The bare minimum of everything – not great towels not great blankets and cookware that wasn’t really adequate if you were going to make any kind of meal in the space. The coffee maker was broken and we needed to head out for a coffee each morning. I am not a very particular person when I stay in an Airbnb, but having a working coffee maker is an important need for me. There were no notes guiding guests to the cool neighborhood that the space was located in or even how to properly use the appliances (many of which I was not familiar with such as an induction burner and a washer dryer combo). If you read other reviews for this place, you will see that you are in a tiny house trailer park of sorts behind a home in a cool neighborhood in Portland. I knew that was the situation when we rented the place, but when we got there it was kind of weird. Three tiny houses in close proximity in what amounts to somebody’s backyard. I kept wondering how the neighbors in this cute little neighborhood are feeling about this situation. The level of attention to detail reflects this situation. It seemed clear to us that the folks who owned these Airbnb’s are interested in making profit with the accommodations more than providing a warm and welcoming experience for their guests. While the host was responsive to my questions about the heat and the broken coffee maker, their suggestions offered no solutions and they didn’t check back in to make sure things were OK. The space is definitely adequate for a stay in Portland but if you’re looking for something more than adequate and you’re looking for comfort and warmth you might look elsewhere.