Bed and Breakfast in Portland, OR
5 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
Reasons to book
Guests love it hereGuests give this property a top rating
Well priced for this locationPriced under area average
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About this bed and breakfast
A fully furnished two-bedroom, one-bath cottage. Old World charm, with knotty pine throughout, beamed ceiling, hand-scraped birch flooring, Persian rugs, antiques and original art. Two decks, upper and lower, with a propane BBQ, table and chairs for "dining out." A yard in back with regulation horseshoe pits. An exterior sauna for four! (see more below.) A city park with playground 300 feet from your door. A ten-to-twelve-minute walk to Multnomah Village, with its charming coffee shops, restaurants and pubs, antique shops, art galleries, boutiques and gift shops. And all within a ten-minute drive of downtown!
The house is filled with the things required for living: bedding, towels and washcloths, soap and shampoo, toothpaste, shaving cream, a filled
medicine cabinet, hair dryer, dish and laundry detergent, and so on. Three TVs, two with DVD players and one with a VCR, a classic movie collection of over 200 films (DVD and VCR), WiFi coverage throughout.
The kitchen (see picture 3)is a working kitchen, with everything that you have in your kitchen at home: a double sink, stove refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, pots and pans, bread and butter, jam, vinegar and oil, sugar and spices, condiments, coffee and tea, on and on. It is meant to require of you only that you bring the main ingredients of the meals you plan to prepare. The table and space available will seat six.
For families with small children, we have: a cradle, two cribs. stair gates, a stroller, highchairs, and lots of toys, playthings and books for all ages. The side closets are child-scale play areas.
The main floor living area has a leather couch/hide-a-bed, table and easy chair. Also on the main floor is the large bathroom, wheelchair accessible, and the garage, which has been semi-converted into a bonus room with a convertible couch and a wall-mounted 40" television.
On the second floor are the two bedrooms. The east bedroom (see pictures 9-11) has two single beds in an alcove and a queen-size futon in the main area which, during the day, can serve as seating for TV watching. Off the east bedroom is a deck (see picture 12), facing east, which makes a great spot to sit with your coffee to watch the morning sunrise. The west bedroom (see pictures 7 & 8) has a queen-size bed and desk, and a TV with built-in DVD player/VCR.
Also close at hand:
PSU 3.8 mi
Lewis and Clark 2.6 mi
OHSU 3.1 mi
Veteran's Hospital 2.7 mi
Multnomah Village .6 mi
Hillsdale .6 mi
Bus stops serving several lines leading downtown, as well as out toTigard and Beaverton, within .5 mi.
The house is filled with the things required for living: bedding, towels and washcloths, soap and shampoo, toothpaste, shaving cream, a filled
medicine cabinet, hair dryer, dish and laundry detergent, and so on. Three TVs, two with DVD players and one with a VCR, a classic movie collection of over 200 films (DVD and VCR), WiFi coverage throughout.
The kitchen (see picture 3)is a working kitchen, with everything that you have in your kitchen at home: a double sink, stove refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, coffeemaker, toaster, pots and pans, bread and butter, jam, vinegar and oil, sugar and spices, condiments, coffee and tea, on and on. It is meant to require of you only that you bring the main ingredients of the meals you plan to prepare. The table and space available will seat six.
For families with small children, we have: a cradle, two cribs. stair gates, a stroller, highchairs, and lots of toys, playthings and books for all ages. The side closets are child-scale play areas.
The main floor living area has a leather couch/hide-a-bed, table and easy chair. Also on the main floor is the large bathroom, wheelchair accessible, and the garage, which has been semi-converted into a bonus room with a convertible couch and a wall-mounted 40" television.
On the second floor are the two bedrooms. The east bedroom (see pictures 9-11) has two single beds in an alcove and a queen-size futon in the main area which, during the day, can serve as seating for TV watching. Off the east bedroom is a deck (see picture 12), facing east, which makes a great spot to sit with your coffee to watch the morning sunrise. The west bedroom (see pictures 7 & 8) has a queen-size bed and desk, and a TV with built-in DVD player/VCR.
Also close at hand:
PSU 3.8 mi
Lewis and Clark 2.6 mi
OHSU 3.1 mi
Veteran's Hospital 2.7 mi
Multnomah Village .6 mi
Hillsdale .6 mi
Bus stops serving several lines leading downtown, as well as out toTigard and Beaverton, within .5 mi.
Amenities at The Multnomah Guest House
Family friendly
Map of Portland, OR
Ratings and reviews
Summary of reviewsGuests were delighted by the well-stocked, cozy house, kind hosts, and convenient location. A wonderful place for families with thoughtful amenities like toys, stocked kitchen, and peaceful garden.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Jun 2025
A very interesting piece of property. Loved to hear the history
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·May 2025
Our family had a wonderful stay at this comfortable home and particularly enjoyed the beautiful yard and decks overlooking the forested neighborhood. The sauna was very nice too! Dennis and Trudy were lovely hosts and stocked the house well with essentials and a generous supply of food staples. The location was very convenient for our stay. We all appreciated the kindness of our hosts and the peaceful atmosphere.
10.0 / 10.0Outstanding·Apr 2025
The place is fantastic with charming details. Owners have thought of everything to make your stay stress free.
6.0 / 10.0Average·Jun 2023
The location was perfect and the home is quaint, however, it felt a bit cluttered for my tastes. In that sense it didn’t feel like the pictures represented the home accurately because it was a bit overstuffed. We couldn’t watch tv because the signal was poor/fair. Worked on my tablet but not the tv. We had to set up our Roku account on the tv which is the first time we’ve had to do that. The owner told me he wouldn’t be able to greet me but told me the door would be open, but it was not. After a long drive that was a bit bothersome since I had 30 minutes to drop the rental off.
The owner was VERY nice and responsive but that doesn’t make up for the experience of what we got for the money. It was not worth $185 a night in my opinion.
It was stocked with some food, which is thoughtful, but for someone with a child with a peanut allergy was a bit concerning because they left cookies out that might have had peanuts or processed in a peanut facility so had to waste those and throw them away. There was also a peanut butter jar in the cabinet which then prompted me to clean all the surfaces. Additionally, the coffee pot was dirty when I arrived which made me wonder if the sheets and blankets were freshly laundered so I washed all of those too. They had plenty of food but left only 2 coffee filters.
I only raised the tv to the VRBO owners attention and there was no resolution. He reset the router but it did nothing.
I do think the owner as a human is 5 stars.
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Top rated by guests
10.0Outstanding
(185 Ratings)
Guests were delighted by the well-stocked, cozy house, kind hosts, and convenient location. A wonderful place for families with thoughtful amenities like toys, stocked kitchen, and peaceful garden.
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