#StayInMyDistrict Cozy Private Suite NW District

Summary:

#StayInMyDistrict in Portland’s NW District! Private room & bath in one of the city’s most walkable neighborhoods, steps to cafés, shops, parks, restaurants & transit. In a shared home, but fully private with its own entrance & staircase. Queen bed, reading chair & ottoman, Smart TV, in-room dining/work table, microwave & mini fridge. Sleeps 2. Paid limited street parking. Sorry, no pets due to allergies.



The Space:

Located inside a charming Portland row house–style building on NW Everett Street, your private guest suite is tucked away upstairs, offering a peaceful place to recharge after a day spent exploring the city. Whether you've been shopping along NW 23rd Avenue, catching a match at Providence Park, enjoying Portland's renowned food scene, or simply wandering the neighborhood's vibrant streets, you'll appreciate returning to a cozy, comfortable space that feels like home.



The thoughtfully appointed bedroom features a queen-size bed with soft cotton linens, a warm comforter, and an extra quilt for added comfort. Relax with a book in the reading chair and ottoman, stream your favorite shows on the 40" Roku TV, or catch up on work at the small dining table. A mini-split heat pump keeps the room comfortable year-round, while a large window fills the space with natural light during the day and room-darkening shades help ensure a restful night's sleep.



Your private bathroom includes a shower, vessel sink with vanity, plush towels, hair dryer, and clothes steamer. For added convenience, you'll also have access to a kitchenette area equipped with a mini fridge, microwave, toaster, mini drip coffee maker, dishes, utensils, and glassware—perfect for simple breakfasts, snacks, or reheating takeout from one of the many fantastic nearby restaurants.



Coffee lovers will feel right at home. We provide a small starter supply of coffee, but some of Portland's most celebrated roasters and cafés are just a short stroll away.



Everything you need for a comfortable stay is right here—simple, welcoming, and thoughtfully equipped. Whether you're visiting for business, adventure, or a relaxing city escape, you'll love having a cozy retreat to return to at the end of each day while being steps away from the energy, charm, and walkability that make Northwest Portland so special.



Guest Access:

Guests have access to the entry, stairway, bedroom, bath and hallway. It is it's own space even though it is in a private home, you will not encounter anyone else during your stay. Entrance to the suite is through the front entry just below the street number and can be accessed via the entry keypad. PAID PARKING: There is limited paid parking throughout the neighborhood, just be mindful of the posted parking times / hourly limits, parking is monitored by the city. You may download the Parking Kitty App or pay at one of the nearby pay stations. Metered from 9 AM–7 PM, Mon–Sat, at about $2/hr. On Timbers/Thorns game days, rates rise to $6/hr. Pay via coin, card, or the Parking Kitty app. Some nearby areas require a Zone M permit—always check signs before parking.



The Neighborhood:

Nestled in the vibrant NW District this location offers an ideal base for exploring the city. With a Walk Score of 99, Transit Score of 80, and Bike Score of 94, this neighborhood is a haven for urban explorers.

Tucked away on NW Everett Street, just steps from the buzzing energy of NW 21st and NW 23rd Avenues, your stay puts you right in the middle of one of Portland’s most walkable and beloved neighborhoods—Nob Hill, aka the Alphabet District. Whether you’re here for adventure, sports, a foodie escape, or to just soak up the charm of one of the city’s most iconic enclaves, you’ve found your launchpad.

From the moment you step outside, it’s all right there: cozy coffee shops, chic boutiques, global eats, and charming corner markets. Start your morning with a perfectly pulled espresso at Sterling Coffee Roasters, a local favorite known for small-batch perfection and that warm, Portland neighborhood vibe. Craving something sweet and flakey? Just a few blocks away, Ken’s Artisan Bakery delivers world-class pastries and breads fresh from their stone hearth.

Wander up NW 23rd Ave, your personal tree-lined runway of discovery—full of life and dotted with gems like Blue Moon Tavern, the legendary Cinema 21, and Beesaw’s, a neighborhood go-to for brunch or a lazy afternoon bite. For a fun and indulgent evening out, don’t miss Urban Fondue, a cozy and modern fondue spot perfect for date night or group gatherings—whether you’re dipping fresh veggies in melty cheese or diving into decadent chocolate with fresh fruit.

And of course, no visit is complete without a stop at Salt & Straw, Portland’s iconic artisan ice cream shop that started right here in the city. Known for its wildly inventive seasonal flavors (think pear & blue cheese or honey lavender), it’s a must-try treat that draws lines around the block—and for good reason.

When it comes to grocery shopping, you’re spoiled for choice. Grab organic and gourmet goods, unique gifts, flowers and fresh grab-and-go eats at Zupan’s Market, stock up on staples convenience foods, at Trader Joe’s, or head to Fred Meyer for a one-stop shopping experience just a few blocks away. This grocery/department store has multiple departments and everything from auto parts, apparel, home goods, electronics, recreational items and beyond are all found here. All are easily walkable from your doorstep, making it effortless to settle in like a local.

Take a few steps east to explore NW 21st, another hotspot with just as much character and even more mouthwatering options. And don’t skip NW 22nd, home to local treasure Elephants Delicatessen, a perfect stop for a gourmet picnic or an afternoon treat.

For sports fans, you’re just 2 ½ blocks from Providence Park, home of the Portland Timbers MLS soccer team. Whether you’re a die-hard supporter or just want to experience the electrifying atmosphere of a Timbers match, it’s one of the most exciting venues in the city—and it’s practically in your backyard.

Everything’s within easy walking distance—Forest Park’s lush trails, Saint Mark’s Parish’s architectural beauty, and countless little shops that’ll make you stop and stare. With easy access to public transit, bike paths, and Highway 30, you're minutes from downtown, the industrial district. Looking for a peaceful escape from the city? Sauvie Island is a local favorite for weekend adventures. Just a short drive away, the island offers a unique mix of nature, farming, and recreation. Visitors can explore serene beaches along the Columbia River, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or a quiet picnic. U-pick farms and produce stands are abundant during spring through fall, offering seasonal berries, pumpkins, flowers, and more—great for families or food lovers wanting fresh, local ingredients. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the wildlife refuge, home to hundreds of bird species, especially during migration seasons. There are also flat, scenic bike routes for casual cyclists. Whether you're looking to relax by the water, enjoy a scenic drive, or pick your own farm-fresh produce, Sauvie Island offers a perfect blend of outdoor charm and rural tranquility. or even a scenic drive out to Sauvie Island.

This area is equal parts charming and lively—refined but never boring, always buzzing but still somehow serene, with mature trees, urban gardens, and a Portland-perfect mix of the polished and the peculiar. Just try to walk a straight line on a sunny weekend afternoon… we dare you.



Getting Around:

Public transit is a breeze with multiple bus lines and streetcar stops nearby, including the MAX Red and Blue Lines and the Portland Streetcar. Bike enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Biketown stations for easy bike rentals.

Getting around from 2141 NW Everett St couldn’t be easier—whether you're catching a flight, heading out on a day trip, or just exploring the city. Portland International Airport (PDX) is about 12.5 miles away and typically a 25-minute drive, and it's easily accessible via MAX light rail (Red Line) with downtown stops just a short walk or streetcar ride away.

Heading west to the Oregon Coast? You’re just 1.5 miles (about 5 minutes) from the entrance to Highway 26, which will get you to Cannon Beach (approximately 80 miles, 1 hour 30 minutes) or Tillamook (about 75 miles, 1 hour 35 minutes) in under two hours.

Planning a trip south to Salem or Eugene? Hop on I-5 South via Burnside or I-405, just 0.5 miles away (about 3 minutes), for a straight shot down the valley. Salem is about 47 miles (55 minutes) away, and Eugene is roughly 110 miles (about 2 hours).

If you're venturing north to Vancouver, Washington, I-5 North will get you there in about 11 miles (20 minutes).

For an unforgettable scenic drive, head east on Highway 84 toward Mt. Hood, Multnomah Falls, and the Columbia River Gorge—the start of which is about 10 miles (20 minutes) from the home, depending on your destination. Multnomah Falls is roughly 30 miles (about 40 minutes), and Mt. Hood is about 60 miles (1.5 hours) away.

Need to catch a train? Union Station is just 1.2 miles away (5-minute drive) or a quick ride on the streetcar.

As for getting around the city, you’ve got options! The Portland Streetcar, TriMet bus lines, and MAX light rail are all nearby and easy to use. There are stops just a few blocks from your door that can take you to almost any corner of the city. Prefer ride-shares? Lyft and Uber are reliable and fast and often arrive within minutes in this central neighborhood. Whether you’re exploring downtown, heading to the airport, or zipping out of town for a day trip, everything starts easily from here.