Portland Hotel Guide - World Forestry Center hotels in Portland, United States of America.

"Great stay. Walking to lots of restaurants and shops. Staff are always friendly. I stay here often. "

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"Overall it was fine, to be a luxury hotel like the name says it needs to be clean. The sheets and bed skirt had stains and so did the sofa in the room. The bathroom door had soap scum on it."

"Stay was good. Shame about the zombies outside. "

"Outdated. Little run down. They cleaned the carpets and the odor was strong. Bonus. We knew the carpets were clean. Next to the train. Close to downtown and the University"

"Yes, everything was outstanding."

"clean room helpful staff"

"Clean room, courtesy staffs accommodating to my needs. "

"It was understaffed. We were there 4 nights and got no towel change until we called front desk and learned you have to call front desk to get one. I said there’s no notice in room to that effect. They said they just changed the policy that day—a rather obvious lie. No help with luggage. Every response to whether something could be fixed, eg super noisy toilet? Like a jack hammer, was oh it’s a more than 100 year old building. But they’ll look into it—we saved that one for check out because we figured they’d do nothing anyway. It does have funky charm, art deco style, period movie star photo art. So if you have no needs, don’t care about them not coming into to refresh your coffee station even though you put the “lights, camera, action” tag on your door, and don’t mind a $900 bill for the room, which included daily garage parking and 4 breakfasts for 1, then you’ll be happy staying there. They did leave small apples out at a tea/coffee station in the lobby. So that’s something you get. One or two staff members were nice and tried to be helpful but were outnumbered by those who thought no help was the perfect norm. To be accurate when we arrived and our room was very cold, we got a portable heater and we did get new towels (and a sheet change) after 2 nights because we called front desk. Forgot to mentioned large noisy blower outside one window (which never stopped despite staff claim to contrary) and industrial view out other."