This is a good, comfortable, neighborhood B&B that charms with its intimate scale, calm good taste, and rooms decorated with interesting artwork instead of formal spaces loaded with fussy frou-frou. The 1907 Craftsman-style house is typical of the handsome and well-built family homes constructed in Portland during the early 20th century, when wood was plentiful and craftsmanship levels were high. Innkeeper Terry Rusinow, a former gallery owner, has furnished the living room with rich-toned and sturdily comfortable armchairs and a sofa; with its fireplace and glowing fir floors, it’s wonderfully welcoming, as is the dining room, where you get a full breakfast (or not, in which case you save $10). On the second floor there’s a small common room with a computer, and two modest-sized guestrooms that share a bath. Again, no frilly furnishings or potpourri. The cottage in back is perfect for one or two people who want extra privacy. It has its own entrance, kitchenette, washer-dryer, and private patio, and the same calm good taste prevails. This is a good neighborhood to explore: Laurelhurst Park, restaurants, and movie theaters are within walking distance, and you can get downtown in minutes on nearby public transportation. No children.
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Everett Street Guesthouse
2306 NE Everett St
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Neighborhood
Southeast Portland
Phone
503/230-0211 or 503/830-0650
Prices
$88 double (2-night minimum); $118 cottage (3-night minimum).
Amenities
Bikes; Wi-Fi (free)
Web site
Everett Street Guesthouse
Other
2-night minimum (3 nights in cottage). No children
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2306 NE Everett St Portland ORNote: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.