My friend and I stayed here for a surgery that I had at OHSU and needed to stay local in Portland for the week before flying back home. The hotel is well located with close access to Powell's Books, CVS, Whole Foods, and public transportation lines and the use of door codes made coming and going relatively easy. The rooms were small, but tastefully decorated with a working layout. I had a super late check-in because of a delayed flight,, but they made arrival seamless. I found the music player playing soft jazz when I arrived in my room and that really sold the vibe for me. The cafe next door was amazingly convenient with tasty coffee and breakfast items. Really love the staff and we got a few tokens to try out the coffee as a perk for staying at the hotel.

Nothing! Everything was awesome!

Room was clean, Location was central. Beds were really comfortable. We appreciated the extra bathrooms on the floors. The hotel may have been emptier the week/weekend we traveled but we felt like even in the heart of downtown it was pretty quiet. They provide earplugs for sleep but we didn't always need them.

Check in process was seamless however I prefer not to upload all my personal information online in order to check in. I think I would have prefered an option to check in, in person. The building is pretty old, so the water pressure and temperature was not the best.

It was ok

No parking is a terrible hotel experience but we were aware. Entry was very impersonal and creepy with the dial pad hidden behind a plant. Lobby was dark and unfriendly day and night. Front desk was hidden in the shadows and workers could have been more engaged. Weird-ass design elements very carefully mixed badly throughout the room. Wet room style shower and toilet with entrance by door but sink outside the bathroom at other end of room. Unsanitary and uncomfortable 90 degree party sofa with squishy Ottoman and no coffee table (seating for 10???) Desk spaces for 5. Mix of industrial and woodsy and worn-out-night-club. It all seemed clean but hardly made sense. We had an emergency at home and had to check out early and the clerk said ok, took our room number, and didn't process it. Weird

The hotel is excellently located in downtown, near all major transport and walking distance to many major tourist sites. The hotel was also very clean and a generally very comfortable space. If I were to return to Portland, I would stay here again.

I stayed in the hotel for about 8/9 nights. For about 3/4 of those days there was no internet at the hotel. Since there is no concierge I at first had trouble establishing if it was my computer or the hotel that had the problem, and the online concierge was generally unclear and suggesting that the problem was my device. Only later did I learn that it was a hotel issue, however I had been travelling for work and this made my stay more complicated than I had hoped.

This is an older hotel building that has a rather lovely faded elegance. It was spotlessly clean, with very helpful staff members. Everything that I needed was available (hair dryer, iron, toiletries, etc). The continental breakfast was ample with choices in a very nice room where I met some of the other guests. The location is in central Portland, with a movie theater around the corner, and Powell's Bookstore is a block away. There were restaurant options close by. I would like to stay there again.

Black is not my ideal as a decor color, but they pulled it off with pleasant contrasts and spotlessly white linen.

The hotel was a really good value. Comfortable bed. Good hot water. Contactless check-in and out was very convenient. But there is front desk staff at most hours which is nice as I did not expect it. They were also very nice.

There are definitely homeless people and substance users in the area. Sometimes you can hear the noises on the streets at night. I've heard someone yelling threats which woke me up. Pantry is open till 10 am but get in before 9 am or everything is gone. Also we didn't have the option to open the windows in our room.

This hotel felt more like a vacation rental. Check in and out done completely on your own. The room was stocked with quality service items compared to hotels. The old building and aesthetic have its charm. Neat how they modernized many things. Most things are handled on their web portal during your stay.

Not the quietest place. Noise from outside and the building itself. Ear plugs were provided but, I was okay with white noise. Elevator is small and slow. The alternative was to go down loud creeky stairs. No restocks of service items.

Bed very comfortable. Good location. All amenities in room.

Took a while to accept a lot of old style dark wood finishes, including floorboards. Carpeting would have been nice. Clatter noise from air conditioning unit was annoying until I found the control under a shelf to turn it off, on the first morning. Having the sink in the bedroom was a bit different. The very limited breakfast was just about acceptable. Felt like the hotel was used mainly for 1or2 night stopovers booked on spec like a hostel style stay.

Great location! You can see Powell's Books from the room. Comfy room for my daughter and me! Great view! Nice to be able to hop downstairs to Stumptown Roasters in the morning.

I was very disappointed in the breakfast. Two out of my three mornings, there was hardly anything left to eat (only a few Fruit Loops). I got there with at least an hour left in the breakfast service each time too. The one morning with food left, there were yummy overnight oats, but no toppings left nor utensils. Also, keep in mind you will want to park in a garage in the area and that will add $20-25 dollars/night to your budget.

Location was great. LOVED the white noise machine in the room. Very cute decor. Loved the layout of the room. Bed and pillows very comfy. Again, incredible location. Easy to walk so many places and it also felt safe and clean. Would absolutely stay here again!

Wish they would have serviced the room after 2-3 nights. We stayed 4 nights and they never serviced the room. Couldn’t find on their site nor booking.com when that was supposed to happen, if at all. Random: QR codes to restaurants didn’t work.