For our needs, this little studio did well. We came to Portland to watch a basketball game and just needed a place to sleep overnight, so it was okay that it didn't have much beyond the basics. If I'd been staying for a longer vacation I would have not enjoyed it very much. It was pretty cramped and very little light came in, so it wasn't a place we really wanted to hang out. It did have amenities for you if you did want to spend time there (little stove, fridge, tv), but the only places to sit were the bed and a tiny uncomfortable plastic chair. All that said, the space was clean and had a modern decor, which was pretty cute. The bed was comfortable and there was a bedside table on one side to put stuff and a window sill on the other side for the other person. The bathroom was wheelchair accessible (and was bigger than the living/dining/kitchen space). It was easy to find and we found a parking spot right out front. The neighborhood was nice and quiet. There were a few restaurants nearby and you could get to a more lively area within a 20 min walk. There was a beautiful park within 20 min in the other direction that was nice to walk through. The stadium was relatively close and only an hour walk from the place, which is not bad for us since we like to walk.