Everett Street Guesthouse

Frommer's Review

No teddy bears, no frilly curtains, no potpourri -- that's the mantra at this gorgeous little hideaway on a quiet residential street in northeast Portland. Innkeeper Terry Rusinow, who once owned a craft gallery in the California wine country, has an impeccable eye for interior decor, so public spaces and guest rooms here are beautifully decorated. This little homestay-style inn has only two rooms, and, at press time, was adding a small sleeping cottage with a kitchenette. When you stay in the main house, you almost feel as though you've rented the entire place. Note that this is a no-smoking and perfume-free house, and there is a resident cat. The neighborhood has loads of great restaurants within walking distance.

Facilities:
Concierge; bike rentals; art-studio tours

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