Portland Hotel Guide - Mt Tabor Park hotels in Portland, United States of America.

"Walking into the Magic Barn the first time was, in fact, magical. You can really feel the creative energy and sense of fun the owners put into the design. It was great!"

"Still chillin"

"Our third time staying at this property, it works well for visiting family. "

"Really cute great house, warm and friendly. Only issue was the vague smell of cigarette smoke when the living room got warm during the day. We had such a wonderful stay. Thanks "

"Shopping was very centralized, there was always parking!Home was clean and had everything we needed to make our stay memorable. Aaron was a great host, communication was quick and very accommodating. I loved the little facts about the home that made it more fun!"

"Bathroom very small , area not good and the hotel is not safety "

"This is a charming in-law unit. It’s so well-designed and it’s decorated and furnished attractively and efficiently. The unit had everything we needed. Access instructions were easy to follow. We especially appreciated the great climate system which warmed the unit quickly when we returned from a day out exploring in the rain.Absolutely loved it and would stay again!"

"We honestly are considering suing for negligence of cleanliness, extremely rude, dishonest behavior, safety, barged into room multiple times while I was was indisposed and told them to not enter, they required us to do our own cleaning and cleaned after them. Amy cut her finger and bled profusely for hours and we want this location to be removed from your service. We observed what appeared to be potential human trafficking, drug trafficking, and it was very unsafe and dangerous to be outside at all. Bed bugs and ants that were there were there I almost forgot to mention because there was so much nonsense. "

"The staff, Glen,Dawn,and Michael were very nice and helpful. The room was okay, no amenities. The area around the hotel was a little sketchy. The hotel is an old building that had squeaky floors and you could hear your neighbors."