Wilsonville Hotel Guide - Helms Park hotels in Wilsonville, United States of America.

"Staff was very friendly and accommodating."

"The facility was very nice. The beds were so comfortable. The breakfast was great!"

"Clean, comfortable bed and quiet."

"We went with a group- 2 people checked out and went elsewhere but the manager told us no refunds so some of us stayed. My personal room had a toilet that didn’t flush and when it did drain it bubbles up in the tub- toilet water in the tub!!! My tv also didn’t work. Another person in our group had no air conditioning and another had plumbing issues in their room as well. Another in our group had a terrible smell in the room and a mom with 4 kids next door who left the kids mid night and kids were running all over. No pool, breakfast was 1 waffle iron and some prepackaged muffins. 2 flavors of cereal and no juice- only coffee and milk. The ONLY kind person was during checkout and she seemed sincere but thanked me for not being rude about the room problems. I think she had heard it from others that morning as she seemed stressed. Another was at the desk complaining they didn’t get the double bed they booked but instead a handicap room with 1 bed. Overall it was overpriced for so many issues and didn’t want to help correct the issue. It was worth 50-not 150."

"Awesome "

"The staff was really nice and personable. The breakfast and coffee station were great. However the cleanliness was not the best. Every fabric in our room had visible staining on it (the couch, the chair, the stools), the pull out couch mattress was disgusting, multiple stains (pretty sure one of them was blood). The air-conditioning units both made clicking sounds. The shower curtain rod is about 2 uses before it rips out of the wall. The room overall could use a freshening up. There was no daily room cleaning, no trash service, and towels / linens were limited. "

"Very attentive to our needs since we had our dog. We will stay again !"

"Great place to stay "

"No not well stock and what breakfast was not made aware"