Happy Valley Hotel Guide - Hotels with Pool in Happy Valley, Portland

"I have been here on a few occasions and always very pleased. This stay was my last. No hot water for the shower, ants in my room, hot tub broke and water murky. I had a drink at Hudson’s, the Bar/Restaurant here, there was a fly in my 22 dollar Jack and ginger beer, basic apology, new drink. Honestly I’m not super surprised nor even really disappointed. I was grateful to have a roof over my head at this point. The chair in the room was beat up and torn, blinds didn’t work properly. It is a slow time of year, no excuses needed. It’s a disgraceful world we are coming to, unfortunately it’s just part of life. "

"warmest pool , loved it."

"While an older property, noticeably, the staff were excellent. The room did not come with a fridge or microwave but the staff provided those items upon request. The food was excellent at all restaurants and the bar attendants were very very nice as well. Parking was easily accessible. The room air conditioning units were noticeably loud -- the biggest issue was the water pressure in the bathroom in both the sink and the shower. "

"Parking was complimentary and well maintained Plus it was right in front of the office so easily monitored by staff. "

"Window in our room most screws removed. Draped tattered old and torn, appeared to have a fair amoun"

"We stay here often, enjoy the hotel and love the staff."

"Fantastic stay. The view from my room was lovely. "

"Overall, the property served its purpose. We just needed a place to stay for one night. We were traveling with our dog and the hotel does allow pets. The pet fee was $75 per night, which was quite steep. Not only do they charge that fee but they indicate the fee is “a cleaning fee“, while their pet policy that must be signed, indicates the hotel at its soul discretion may impose an additional fee. I found that to be ridiculous. There is absolutely no parking unless you’re willing to pay $52 per night for valet. I was not willing to leave my vehicle parked on the street in downtown Portland as there were many unsavory characters strolling around. The staff were kind and the free breakfast was decent. The hotel is laid out very oddly. It almost felt like you were roaming the halls of a hospital with no idea where to go. Also, because it’s downtown Portland a guest needs to use a card key to access any guest floors via the elevator. This hotel accommodates many guests so therefore the elevator was in high demand and the key card didn’t always work so you may find yourself making multiple attempts to access your floor. "

"Close by airport and Cascade station "