Is Studio Apartment near downtown Walkable! pet-friendly?

Yes, pets are allowed at this property.

How much does it cost to stay at Studio Apartment near downtown Walkable!?

As of Oct 4, 2025, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Studio Apartment near downtown Walkable! on Oct 6, 2025 start from ￥13,936, excluding taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.

Where is Studio Apartment near downtown Walkable! located?

Located in West Bayside, this apartment building is steps from Casco Bay and Bayside Bowl. Deering Oaks Park and Maine College of Art are also within 5 minutes.

Studio Apartment near downtown Walkable! Reviews, Deals & Photos 2025

About the neighborhood

Located in Portland, this apartment is in the city center. Shoppers can check out Maine Mall, while everyone can enjoy the natural beauty of Thompson's Point and Old Orchard Beach. Bayside Bowl and Portland Observatory are also worth visiting.

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6/10 Okay

Eric G.

Apr 7, 2025

Liked: Cleanliness, check-in, communication

It's really just a room with a bathroom

The listing said "Studio Apartment," but it is really just a bedroom with a bath. A mini-fridge, coffeemaker and microwave oven do not make this a "Studio" in the sense that I understand that word (i.e., a one-room apartment with kitchen and bath). When I went back and looked at the photos in the listing, that should have been obvious to me, but I got hung up on the word "Studio."That said, it was a comfortable room, although the bathroom was stingy on towels (no face cloths, only one hand towel, two smallish bath towels), and the toilet was squeezed into a very tight spot.We had an issue with the TV not working properly and the host was accommodating to resolve the issue.We brought our dog and walked her in nearby Deering Oaks Park, which was a plus. Wifi was fine. Parking on the street is tight.One should definitely note that this neighborhood is "in transition." The corner near the property apparently is a gathering place for unhoused people and we were treated to the lunatic ravings of an obviously mentally ill man both mornings screaming at the top of his lungs -- for about *20* minutes on Sunday morning (luckily about the time we would have woken up anyway), with a 10 minute reprise performance on Monday morning -- shorter, but much earlier (about 5 am).It's a mixed bag. The price and the dog-friendly feature made it OK for us, but we probably won't be going back.

Stayed 2 nights in Apr 2025