Hotels with Parking in Portland

The room and amenities were nice (really nice) but the real highlight was the folks working here. Everyone made us feel welcome, the happy hour was an extra nice thing. When we asked about food trucks the person at the front desk made us a custom list on the spot based on questions he asked us. Also the hotel has a great “what to do in Portland” guide — I found the (awesome) arcade through it.

Because the meeting stayed for two days, it was considered to be a more cost-effective hotel. Room size is ok, transportation is also convenient in NE, two subways out, and next door is LylodCenter for shopping

Our stay at the Hampton Inn Portland Airport location was superb! Our flight got in around midnight and the shuttle was available to take us to the hotel within 20 minutes of landing. The property seemed extremely clean and updated. The room was very comfortable, clean, and quiet. The room decor also seemed very modern and chic. The bed was SOOO comfortable and luxurious, and the included toiletries were also great. The free continental breakfast was AWESOME, especially the cheesy bacon breakfast biscuits. The selection of items was amazing. The staff was also extremely helpful and friendly. The location also felt very safe and secure, which is important. Overnight parking is gated, which is nice. I would DEFINITELY return to this location. It really raised the bar as far as hotels are concerned, in my opinion. Everything was excellent.

Parking is a bit expensive, but there is a good parking space in the city center. The room is large. It is a luxury in the local area. There is a happy hour every afternoon. It’s very convenient to go out and play around. Walking distance to the dining street and several online red stores.

Slightly crowded. After all, the rest of the city is good.

It was a great hotel !! All very organize, clean and efficient !! The service was outstanding! Parking was a bit difficult and valet parking is a bit overpriced! It is a pet friendly hotel and great service

We stayed here for three nights. The design of the hotel is simple and simple like a studio. The room is more spacious and the bed is comfortable. The surrounding environment is also good to the city center. There was some problem with the lighting of the room, and the cabinet placed in the coffee machine was almost invisible. Although there are windows that can't be opened, it wastes natural air and does not meet the environmental protection concept emphasized by the hotel itself. Because it is probably a new hotel, the air circulation is not good, some taste (still acceptable)

I honestly don't think I've ever had a worse or more disappointing hotel experience than the one I just had at River's Edge in Portland. From the outside, when I first arrived, I wasn't sure if the hotel was even open. It appeared to still be under construction. The only things visible from outside the entrance were construction debris and plastic tarp. I wouldn't have been surprised to find I had simply gone to the wrong place. However, the doors did automatically open as I approached, so I cautiously entered. I expected to be chased out by an angry construction worker. There was no lobby, to speak of. The check-in desk was essentially a folding card table with a computer, and a frazzled employee who seemed to be frustrated to have to work under such conditions, exhausted from having to make excuses for the position they had been put in. My room was supposed to have a balcony with a river view. Only, the windows and doors to the balcony were sealed off with more plastic sheeting. Not only could I not see the river, I couldn't even get onto the balcony. When I went to wash my hands, there was no hot water. I mentioned it twice to the person the ”front desk,” but there was still no hot water when I returned from an evening out. I called down again to inform them that I still didn't have hot water, and was told that someone would call me back shortly. They never did. Consequently, I was unable to shower the next morning. I had to tell the person at the the front desk, again, that there was no hot water on my way out for the day. We did end up having hot water when we returned that evening. I had been told that the construction that was taking place that had necessitated the plastic sheeting on my balcony would be taken down the next day, and that our balcony would be accessible, but that never happened. When we returned from one of our evenings out, the elevators stalled just as it reached our floor, and the doors only opened part way. We had to carefully exit sideways to fit through the gap, but we were worried that the doors might close on us as we did, or that the elevator might suddenly decide to go up or down before we got through. We were informed that our room would only be serviced if we requested, so it basically felt like we paying for a bed, a parking space, and nothing more. Our bill was $437.54 for two nights of feeling like we were trespassers at a construction site. This is not a place that anyone should pay any amount to stay at.

First the staff is exceptional! The chef Roberto and Passion the wait staff was lovely. So were front desk people and fellow in charge of Hotel maintenance. The rooms were mini especially Room 301 ,a Queen. I dropped a sock behind the dresser drawer and it was pretty dusty. The drawers were enamel coated and not wiped down. We came early on a Thursday after 3PM and took the tram in from the airport maybe a 30 minute ride, We came two days early before the cruise started and found the area to be dismal. We did walk to Cheryl's a great breakfast place then from there to the Japanese Gardens and back to Powells bookstore and hotel about 8miles in total. Streets in from of hotel were filled with leaves and debris. Homeless tents on opposite side of streets. We found a rat outside of building in the hotel bushes. It was near were the luggage from the previous cruise entered the building. So, by the time we returned it was gone. In addition, we were told 200 homeless people had just been removed from the water walk across the street. Portland is still a depressed city after the riots. The area near the hotel is a ghost town. I would recommend the Kimpton Hotel as an alternative that is less than a half mile away. We were on an UNCRUISE trip down the Snake River. So, we came early. Its not a bad location and they accept pets. It wants to look and appear funky. The sign that would normally would say ”DO NOT DISTURB” says ”I'm Naked”. I wouldn't put that sign out as a single woman. It seems like marketing is a bunch of 20 year old boys. The lobby is very small.

Tina at the front desk was warm, welcoming, and accommodated our request for an early check-in and late check-out. We got a quiet room as requested, had a comfortable bed, and slept extremely well. There was no microwave or rubber bathtub mat, but upon request the front desk sent up both immediately. There was a problem with the in-room safe, and the engineer came up immediately to change the battery. I’ve never experienced such fast problem resolution in a hotel. The fitness center was clean and had a good variety of machines. The laundry room had 2 washers and 2 dryers. Breakfast was not included, but you can buy snack items at the front desk. For the rate we paid, we got excellent value and will stay again our next time in Portland.