They keep breakfast items at the fridge so they're easily accessible. The location is great - walking distance to a bunch of cool stuff. The house itself is pretty quiet considering it was built in the early 1900s and there are other guests staying. I slept well the two nights I was there. The contact people at the property are very responsive.

My only regret is that I didn't book directly with them. I booked a room that has a separate bathroom and the logistics of that were difficult to get used to, it's kind of like staying at your grandma's house and you can't go out however you want to the bathroom because your cousins are down the hall

Checkin was easy. We were lucky enough to get parking directly in front, which meant we didn't have to walk or drive around the block looking for parking. I love the idea of a guesthouse or B&B instead of a standard hotel room., but this time we didn't even avail ourselves of the breakfast - it was plentiful, but...only cold items

The room was quite musty smelling when we arrived. i imagine this is from old carpet?? The bed was comfy but small - I guess I am old fashioned, but I like seeing someone there and 'contactless' check in and out isn't my fav. We did not eat breakfast, but it consisted of everything cold in the fridge.

This is a beautiful guesthouse with the best continental breakfast offerings of any I have seen. The kitchen is very homey and there are many nice places to have a meal within walking distance. Natalie was gracious and friendly and responded quickly to any concerns we had. For being in such an busy setting it was very quiet and it was a very quick ride to the airport in the morning.

The parking is a little challenging because it is a popular area with many restaurants. Best to show up before or after dinner time. The bathroom for our stay was down the hall which was a little awkward, but it is an historic house so I get it. We stayed in the queen room upstairs.

The property was amazing. So well decorated in vintage style. It was sunny and bright and super clean. I had a room in the basement that was toasty warm. Despite the house being on a busy street, I heard no street noise at all! It was super quiet the whole week that I stayed there. There were plenty of snacks available and a nice selection of breakfast pastries, bagels and muffins. I only saw the staff for an hour or two each day. They were super friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay there again!

Quaint-looking, older, deceptively large house. Felt like I was going to my grandmother's (in a good way). Our room was in the basement and at first glance looked rather ordinary. In fact, it had everything we needed, the bed was comfortable, and absorbed our luggage and belongings well. Laundry was available. The roomy kitchen was at the top of the stairs (so convenient to make a cup of tea). The provided continental breakfast was ample and provided good choice. I loved the little alcoves off the kitchen. Thoroughly enjoyed our two-night stay and always felt like I was coming home.

The laundry room provides strongly scented detergents like Tide Original so doing laundry was out of the question. I struggled with the smell and the resulting teary eyes and coughing as we were so close to it.

The room and bathroom were clean, the bed was comfortable, and it was very quiet. Communication from the host was excellent. Breakfast was as described, though the half-and-half was "fat free" (what?) and I had to hunt for salt and pepper. I appreciated the hard boiled eggs for protein. There are restaurants, bars, and shops in both directions, easy to walk to. I had the best old fashioned I've ever had at the Automatic bar down the street. I need to go leave them a review too...

My room was a basement room with very low ceilings. It reeked of some heavily scented cleaning product when I first got there, possibly from the laundry area right outside my door. Opening the small window helped, and the odor did fade after a while. The single door lock felt insufficient. The "free public parking available at a location nearby" is street parking and difficult to find.

Great location for us. Nice front porch. Access to laundry was a plus. Charming older house. Breakfast was simple and nice to have available. Nice neighborhood.

Our room was in the basement so not much natural light. Room tended to be warm and stuffy. We used the fan provided and opened the one window (which opened outward at ground level and at the top of a set of stairs from the basement).

Clean, quiet, cozy stay in a very pleasant part of Portland! Charming old house that perfectly blends privacy and convenience. Well stocked kitchen for common use, and excellently located for easy walking to nearby restaurants, food trucks and bars. Located on the FX2 bus line for a quick and frequent trip to Downtown, Union Station and everything in between!

The Ken Kesey room has an AC unit that prevents the window from being opened. There is a skylight that props open, but we found that airflow wasn't the best at night even with the skylight open and the AC unit fan on. A minor complaint - every other aspect of our stay was even more comfortable than I expected!

Breakfast options were enough to provide variety. Lovely old house with nice main floor furnishings. Very homey feel and amazing location right in the heart of a fun, vibrant neighborhood with lots of restaurants and shops.

My bed was a bit wallowed out - the mattress needs to be replaced. To access the private bathroom, I had to walk into the hallway, which was a bit inconvenient but not a problem, per se.

The Bluebird is a converted house and it feels like you're staying in a home. The room was quiet and clean. The location was excellent for me. The kitchen is open for (self-prepared) breakfast and snacks/coffee the rest of the day. The wifi in the room was fast. It was very nice being able to meet other guests in the living areas of the house. Hot water is instantaneous.

Each room has a private bathroom, but not all are 'ensuite' bathrooms. The non-ensuite bathrooms are right next door and the Bluebird provides robes, so it really wasn't a problem, just something of which to be aware.