Troba hotels a Parc Macleay, Portland i rodalia a partir de 93 €

"Fantastic location, cozy and spotless. Would happily stay again"

"Property was a little loud (we could hear footsteps of tenants above us) but loved the hip, safe, urban location. Family loved being walking distance to Salt & Straw!"

"Pretty decent free breakfast. Good location, nice rooms, courteous staff. No complaints at all."

"Everything was cleaned and had a great breakfast ."

"This may have been the best hotel stay I have ever had. The hotel itself is in a great location, is well decorated and very comfortable. The staff were super friendly and helpful. I was so surprised to be provided with a lovely bottle of wine when we checked in. We were also present on a night when there was live music on the rooftop with more wine. I am definitely coming back!"

"Nice employees and perfect location."

"Have stayed at Parklane several times. We are happy with the reasonable rates and close proximity to Providence Park! Walk to bars and restaurants and appreciate the cookies upon check in!"

"We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel! It was exceptionally clean, and the fun, stylish design made it feel unique and welcoming. The staff was friendly, professional, and always willing to help. A special thank you to the manager, Duncan, who went above and beyond to make our stay memorable. He is such a kind and thoughtful person, and his genuine hospitality truly stood out. We have absolutely no complaints—everything exceeded our expectations. Our stay was wonderful from start to finish,...

"Great location for our downtown adventure with close proximity to many attractions and public transport. The hotel was cute and comfortable. Our room was a good size too. There was some nearby construction that was quite loud early morning, but the helpful staff let us know when we checked in and offered ear plugs and noise machine. Would definitely recommend if you want to be centrally located."

"The hotel is conveniently located just off the highway in a quiet area, away from the busy downtown core. For a hotel that is over 100 years old, it has been well maintained and is in good condition. The bathroom does not have an exhaust fan, and the bathtub drains slowly while showering. There are also some signs of wear in the room, but nothing that would prevent me from staying here again. Overall, I enjoyed my stay and would consider returning in the future."

"The place was great, close to everything. No parking area in the hotel, you need to look for parking and it is expensive if you stay several days. We have a problem in the room that was assigned to us but the staff was very helpful and resolve the situation right away."

"The pictures do not match the actual rundown quality and lack of housekeeping skills that the hotel actually is.. I took pictures of the gross windows, the hair on the bathroom floor, the flat pillows. The floor above us creaked, so we could hear every movement from above and every conversation penetrated right through the walls and floor. On top of that, the breakfast was minimal with prepackaged stuff that you would buy out of a vending machine and a few cooked items that were gross."

"There were many issues with the wifi. But a technician tried to solve the problems, but it was hit and miss. No breakfast included, but there were so many good options in the area. Besides that, I would highly recommend and stay there again in the future."

"Great location. We walked everywhere. Food, bars, transportation, pharmacy was not too far, groceries next door, walked to the Hop On Hop Off Trolley. It was not that far from the hotel. Staff was great. There was a good selection of food for breakfast. Definitely our choice of hotel for whenever we come back to Portland. Thank you."

"Nespresso in the rooms! Clean rooms, very comfortable beds"

"Good location, friendly staff, clean room"

"It was a good hotel with a nice location and helpful staff, but there was a hidden fee. They charged me during check-in, and Expedia didn’t include this extra charge, so I had to pay an additional $29 per day, which didn’t make sense."