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Wonderful tavern on site. Staff always friendly & helpful!

This hotel was beautiful the beds were so comfortable the staff was friendly and very helpful it's located in a central location easy to walk to all other areas the TriMet was right at the corner to hop on so you can visit anything all over Portland

Whenever there was an issue they helped immediately. They were helpful and accounting and respectful. It was a comfortable stay. I do miss the latte machine. Hope they bring it back. Thank you!

This is an old building (historic Portland architecture) tgat has been upgraded as Hotel Deluxe. Though the bones of the building are a bit worn through the decades, we found the room and hotel to be clean, comfortable, and very much enjoyed our stay. There is no mini-fridge in the room so we weren’t able to keep our leftovers from dining out, but aside from that we loved our romantic getaway here and would stay again. We found the cocktails and service at the hotel bar/lounge, The Driftwood Room, top notch. Would recommend.

This should have been a nice place to stay. The build has obviously been upgraded and is attractive. They seem to upcharge for everything — and more than they need to. Example: They charge $52/nite for valet parking when there’s a parking garage 1/2 block away that’s only $12. And, in case anyone says we’re paying for “convenience” — it takes 20 minutes for them to bring you your car. Although, I will say, the valet staff were the ONLY staffers remotely helpful during our stay, so props to them! The hotel charges $15.95 pp for a terrible breakfast that isn’t even on par with free breakfast buffets I’ve had at other hotels. When I say terrible, I’m referring to things like sous vide egg bites which were virtual hockey pucks that I had to throw away. They clunked when dropped in the bin. On Sunday, they didn’t even bother opening their coffee shop or serving breakfast, and when several people asked the front desk, the guy couldn’t even be bothered to look up, just mumbled something about “not today” didn’t bother to offer alternatives. We were in town for a Guinness World Record bike ride and had our bikes stored on-site for ease of access. Upon check-out heard a staff member mutter about “not storing bikes anymore!” In every way possible, it just felt like the staff should not be working in hospitality services, that we were all an inconvenience, and quality didn’t matter.