Alberta Arts Studio | Walk to Cafés & Culture

Great place! Easy access to downtown Portland also great little shops all around the place! Wonderful stay!

Jordan

Great stay in the Alberta Arts District. Check in process was smooth, great location and plenty of street parking. Delanie was an excellent host, very accommodating and responsive. Accommodations were clean and comfortable, will definitely stay here again anytime I’m visiting Portland.

Dustin

Very nice place to stay at, bed is comfortable and very good space for two people, Just BEWARE of super thin walls our two nights it was hard to fall asleep as others were being noisy and super early in the morning.

Yovani

Pros: clean and comfortable, close to Alberta st. Great location! Cons: there was a door not pictured in the listing & people directly on the opposite side. Just like Joshua’s review says, we could hear everything on the other side of the door which made this place not feel private. While the listing emphasizes the privacy of this studio it was clearly a room within a larger space being rented by others with little attempt to create privacy. We heard someone talking on the phone and loud music from the moment we checked in - the sound was as if they were in the room with us. It was also concerning to realize that the door at the foot of our bed may have been accessible to others with a keycode. I would not feel safe staying here alone and wouldn’t recommend it to a friend. The host just said sorry and it must’ve been a surprising for us since we didn’t know and were sorry there was noise. While i did not feel a need to contact support, i do feel the listing was greatly misrepresented.

Esther

Great host and great place to stay!

Owen

The studio is nice! But be aware the walls are thin. You can hear the other people go up and down the stairs and walk/talk pretty well. There is about an inch gap between the floor and the door that separates the studio to the other unit. As a female it was concerning as it felt like someone could put something (such as a camera) underneath the door and look into your space. The entrance door has a large frosted glass panel that when someone’s else yard light comes on it lights up your space, which as a female it felt invasive.

Jenna