波特兰贝里代尔公园附近酒店

“Hard to communicate with office staff ”

“Great location nearest excellent eateries on Crossing Street and fun shops. Wonderful sweet room. Only complaints is there was this creepy light that shined over the bed for a few minutes when you turned out the light --super creepy and the people in the house above us came in very late, like 2am, creeking about so awoken and for some of us, it's hard to go back to sleep. Wash available if your mid trip and need to wash your things. Super convenient and cozy. ”

“Wonderful stay - perfect for our multi-generational "girl's trip." The staff was responsive and friendly, parking was easy and convenient, neighborhood was quiet but close to lots of restaurants. I won't stay anywhere else if I'm visiting Portland. ”

“Adorable Tiny Digs! We thought we’d give it a try. Cute tiny trailers built and decorated into tiny themed rooms. Just a different “little” experience for a one night stay near the Hawthorne neighborhood in Portland. Lots of cute little PROs and not too many CONs. PROs; Our tiny digs (Merlot) was clean, cute, very comfortable. You’re in a locked, fully fenced, secure lot in case you’re worried about that. Tons of great restaurants around in walking distance. We ran into the grounds/house keeper……

“great hotel”

“整潔舒適，空間大。交通便利。距離機場及市區都不遠。”

“Hidden fee. So many tax”

“Wonderful relaxing hotel. First rate facility. Everything new and clean. Staff was very friendly and remembered our names and travel plans. Welcomed back every night by staff on duty. The smell when you walked into the door made you feel like it was a place you wanted to be.”

“good!”

“Staff was friendly and helpful anytime I needed. Nice decor and comfortable accommodations, clean and safe inside.”

“This is truly a destination hotel. Loved it!”

“非常棒的飯店 我下次還會再去住”

“Clean rooms and comfortable. Excellent location.”

“One night of my stay was open mic night at the event space on ground. Very noisy until pretty late. This hotel is an interesting historical rehab. I was told it had been open about 3 years and had last been used at the turn of the 20th century. I like the preservation of the feel of the place although it was located in a somewhat rundown area. Portland’s Pearl Distruct and downtown are very walkable though and I never felt unsafe. ”