Located just off I-5 at exit 302A and I-84 at Lloyd Boulevard. Adjacent to the MAX light rail, with free transportation to and from downtown and a minimum charge from Portland International Airport. Directly across the street from the Oregon Convention Center and three blocks from the Rose Garden/Memorial Coliseum.
· Five story, two-star, 97 room hotel with interior corridors and elevator service.
· Choice of one king non-smoking or two queens smoking or non-smoking rooms.
· City view rooms available upon request.
· Guest room amenities include: In-room coffee makers, iron/ironing board, 25" cable television, data ports, wireless internet, hair dryers, individually controlled heating and air conditioning units.
· Refrigerators available in limited King non-smoking rooms only.
· Guest laundry and dry cleaner services.
· 10% discount dining coupon at the Café 10-2-1. Ask about it at check-in.
· Pets allowed with a fee.
· Free local telephone calls and parking during your stay.
· Check-in time: 3:00 pm.
· Checkout time: 12:00 pm.
· Discount rates available for groups, AAA and AARP.
· All major credit cards accepted!
· Minimum Check-in Age: 21
· Guarantee Policy: Credit Card guarantee.
· Cancellation Policy: 24 hours.
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Four blocks from the Lloyd Center Mall, Oregon's largest indoor mall, with tax-free shopping. A MAX ride away from Portland Saturday Market, the nation's largest continuously operated open-air arts and crafts market. Open every Saturday and Sunday, March through Christmas Eve. Also, Pioneer Place, Portland’s premier shopping destination. Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Todai, Romano's Macaroni Grill and Regal Pioneer Place Stadium 6.
Within walking distance to the Rose Garden Arena, Memorial Coliseum and a variety of restaurants including: Denny's, Red Robin, Starbucks, McDonalds, Stanfords and Wendy's.
May 13, 2013
Michael G, Seattle | Trip type: Solo travel
The staff were all very nice. The location was great. The place itself was kind of dirty, and there was some obvious prostitution going on. Still, it was cheap and...
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The staff were all very nice. The location was great. The place itself was kind of dirty, and there was some obvious prostitution going on. Still, it was cheap and right across the street from the convention center. « less
“Clean, but worn around the edges”
May 7, 2013
Milepost_130, Shingle Springs | Trip type: Solo travel
This property, although conveniently located, is a bit worn around the edges. Some wallpaper is peeling, corners of walls are scuffed, etc. Wireless Internet and parking are included at no...
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This property, although conveniently located, is a bit worn around the edges. Some wallpaper is peeling, corners of walls are scuffed, etc. Wireless Internet and parking are included at no additional charge, however. « less
I had made last minute reservations to this place as we found ourselves in Portland without actual planning. The price was okay and the pictures seemed descent. Upon checking in,...
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I had made last minute reservations to this place as we found ourselves in Portland without actual planning. The price was okay and the pictures seemed descent. Upon checking in, all I hoped for a clean room and some snooze time. Even though the manager at the desk had offered us a quieter room with two queen beds (originally I booked a king), we still chose our original room. The room was prepared as usual, everything as most old hotels rooms look. There were stains on the carpet, the armchair also had suspicious stains. Few long hairs on the wall in the bathroom and a hair clinging to the sheets in our bed. (I just told myself that was due to laundry static, when sheets get pulled out of the dryer). I kinda hated showering as the shower head was barely puking out any water, it was more of a rinse and washing long hair or any extensive time in the shower would be out of the question. There wasn't much I could do at the moment, so I decided to close my eyes on everything and just enjoy the stay. Yes, the trolleybus was right outside our windows, and it was loud until 1 am but we went out till 12 anyways and upon return to the room, we had fallen asleep very quickly. Overall, a very minimal "okay" place to crash at after a long 4 hour drive into the city. I wouldn't stay here for a second night. « less
Seriously. There were stains on the walls, furniture, sheets, and pillow cases. There were large wet spots on the carpet - none of us felt comfortable enough to walk around...
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Seriously. There were stains on the walls, furniture, sheets, and pillow cases. There were large wet spots on the carpet - none of us felt comfortable enough to walk around the room barefoot. There was a black, moldy spot on the ceiling above our toilet, which must have been coming from the toilet in the above room. Two of our pillow cases were dingy brown. The mattress on one of the beds was broken down the middle. The smell of Lysol in the room was so strong that even after coming home, the clothes that I never took out of my bag had to be washed because they still smelled like Lysol. Our sliding glass door - which had cracks from floor to ceiling - had a note that we were not to open it. The room was so hot and musty it was difficult to breath, let alone sleep. They gave us two towels for our room - there were four of us in a two double bed room - when we asked for a couple of extra towels, housekeeping told us that there weren't any additional towels in the entire hotel, that they were all being washed - so we all had to share two towels. Yes, this hotel is close to the MAX, but those rail lines go all over the town - stay somewhere else on the MAX lines. This hotel is NOT worth it! I'm not a very high maintenance person and I certainly wasn't expecting the Hilton - but I can't understand how this place even meets 'code' standards. It was so disgusting that leaving this place without lice would be a relief. If we hadn't booked through a travel website, and therefore charged the entire balance before we showed up, there isn't a chance we would have stayed these two nights here. « less
“Second time around”
Mar 18, 2013
Alaska84, Anchorage, Alaska, United States | Trip type: Business
I stayed at this place last year(see previous review) and finding myself back in Portland and in the same neighborhood (Lloyds Center/Convention Center) I decided to stay here again.
And...
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I stayed at this place last year(see previous review) and finding myself back in Portland and in the same neighborhood (Lloyds Center/Convention Center) I decided to stay here again.
And it's pretty much the same. Older hotel, a bit shabby and run down, good rates, nice staff, easy access to the rail system. The bed was firm and maid service was fine . I was in a room away from the MAX line and on the fourth floor-these tend to be a bit more quiet-I requested this and they were happy to accommodate me.
If I really had to look for something to complain about I would say the wifi was pretty slow.
If you want something nicer, you can find it close by and spend more money-if you're just looking for a place to sleep and keep your stuff, its fine.
I got breakfast at the Red Lion across the street-its a little less plastic than the Denny's thats about a block further up. Speaking of the Red Lion, if you go there for breakfast and want to access their WiFi, ask at the front desk and they will give you the access code. « less
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Cancellation: Individuals must cancel reservations no later than 24 hours prior to arrival to avoid 1 nights room and tax.
Nightly Parking:
Comp
Total Taxes:
14.50%
Total Misc Fees:
$0.00 USD (mandatory resort fees/taxes)
Room Types - Inn at the Convention Center
Standard Room - King Bed
1 king. City views. Desk. 25-inch television with premium cable channels. Dial-up Internet access and complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Free local calls. Refrigerator. Private bathroom. Hair dryer. Shower/tub combination. Complimentary toiletries. Clock radio and iron/ironing board. Air conditioning.
Standard Room - Two Queen Beds
2 queens. City view. Desk. 25-inch television with premium cable channels. Dial-up Internet access and complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Free local calls. Private bathroom. Hair dryer. Shower/tub combination. Comlimentary toiletries. Clock radio and iron/ironing board. Air conditioning.
Amenities - Inn at the Convention Center
Alarm clock
Baggage storage facilities
Central location
Clothes drying
Credit card accepted: Mastercard/Visa
Credit card accepted: American Express
Credit card accepted: Discover
Credit card accepted: Diners Club
Electronic key card
Elevator
Fax available
Free local calls
Garage
Hairdryer available
Ice Maker
Internet - wireless
Ironing facilities
Non-smoking rooms
24 hours opened
Pets allowed
Private bathroom in room
Private car parking
Radio in room
Self controlled heating/cooling system
Shower
Tea and coffee making facilities
Telephone in all rooms
Television
Pet Friendly?
Yes! Pets are allowed.
Airport & Shuttle Information - Inn at the Convention Center
20 Miles from Portland International Airport. Located right on MAX lightrail, transportation to and from the airport for minimal fee. Taxi, estimated cost $40.00
Airport Shuttle? Sorry, no airport shuttle available.
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