Enter your dates for the latest hotel rates and availability. Guest User. Paul B. Enter your destination. Rooms and Guests. Swipe up to view more. No elevator so we had to drag our luggage up the stairs. It was pretty noisy outside. Room was spacious and they had toiletries in the shower and lots of hot water. Decent mattress but it felt like the sheets didn't come all the way up. I didn't make notes on the availability of plugs so that must have been ok.
Check Availability. You can tell that once upon a time this was a nice place. Large clean lobby, nice reception desk. But it ended there. One elevator was out of service, and by the condition of the signs it had been that way for awhile. I had to use my key card to operate the other elevator, elevator, and it was so difficult to use I finally took the stairs.
The carpets in the hallway were torn and wrinkled, and way past their useful life. The corridors were dimly lit and depressing. I booked a single queen which was tiny, tiny! The TV had a big vertical line in it, an obviously malfunction. Breakfast room was nice and spacious, and obviously used to be an actual restaurant. Breakfast choices were DIY waffles or cereal. This is not a place I would stay in again, and would not recommend it. I love this place.
I have health issues that require special accommodations. They are always willing to make sure my stay is comfortable as possible. From the cleaning staff to the front desk. A wonderful place. Its easy to Portland. The Met is three blocks away. It has it all. Safe, Clean and friendly! We knocked on employee room door that was in the lobby we could hear a TV on manager came out yelling for disturbing her, saying we needed to wait for their employee while trying to check in they were rude and I was already beyond upset with the lack of standards they uphold themselves with.
I asked for their info and manager infos to file a complaint because of that they refused us service and threaten to call the cops if we didnt leave. Worst service ever horrible employees and management. Caucasian female Associate and assuming th manager was the middle aged Hispanic female. They were not doing their jobs for one.
