Portland Hotel Guide - Joseph Wood Hill Park hotels in Portland, United States of America.

"this property is supposedly under construction and renovation however, didn’t really see anything going on, and it is quite dated and kind of depressing"

"The best hotel I have ever stayed at and I travel for a living. The staff was amazing and kind. The room was perfect, breakfast was wonderful and I have zero complaints!!"

"Convenient to the airport. Your basic airport hotel."

"Everyone was amazing. Great place to stay. Food delivery from almost everywhere."

"Clean hotel with great breakfast & coffee. Comfy bed, pleasant staff & conveniently located. The only complaint was several work trucks parked outside of our window that started up & beeped at 4:30 am….. not the really the hotel’s fault, though. "

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"The pictures on your website are extremely innacurate and do not reflect what this hotel looks like. It was extremely rundown and when we arrived at night the entrance area was full of many homeless people and sex workers hanging around outside. When calling the hotel to let them know we would be arriving late they stated they would “hide the key behind an atm” but when we got there we found an empty envelope with our room number and no key. We called security and waited for them to show up to check the room. Their key was not working and they picked the lock to let us in, at which point I told them we didn’t feel safe staying there because someone may possibly have our key. The hotel hallways were extremely dirty and smelled like urine. This is not a safe place for anyone to stay, especially families. We were not able to stay there due to all of these reasons and were left having no hotel at 1am. This hotel should not be listed on your website. "

"The room had a strange smell to it, all of the furniture was old and beat up, and there were tears and holes in the curtains. Also lots of random stains on the floor. The sheets were clean, but very rough. I bought a pre-packaged muffin from the lobby that was covered in mold when I opened it. "

"Everything"