Hotels near OMSI, Portland

Except for the thing about sharing the room with other lodgers, hostel-style, this is a swank hôtel. The floors in the one-person-at-a-time bathrooms are marble and the showers provide abundant hot water, the hallways are quiet and feel like a Pacific Northwest lodge should, the restaurant on the first floor (Pacific Standard) is a nice place to hang out even if you never buy anything. The bedrooms are quiet, the windows open, and the furniture is solid enough that having a bunkmate who shifts around won't wake you up. And I didn't think this would be an issue until the last hostel I'd stayed at, but the staff is helpful and doesn't give an air of being annoyed that you're bothering them. I stayed for four days, but felt like I could stay much longer.

The location is very good, centrally located, the best shopping in Portland is within one kilometer, very convenient

In the city center, dining and shopping are very convenient! The room size is moderate and the breakfast is not bad! The bathroom is quite big! This is very good! It is convenient to go out for a taxi! !

I spend 100 nights per year in just Hilton brands alone. I'm middle aged and not high maintenance. Additionally due to my industry/company I've been required to travel during the entire COVID nightmare. I totally understand the challenges and changes the pandemic brought to hotels and have a great deal of respect for the hospitality industry as a whole. This is my 4th time being a guest at this property and honestly there are no major issues. In general property, guest rooms, staff and location are all great! This is more a full-service hotel and a considerable step above your typical Hampton Inn format/experience. A few minor irritates: No shampoo in my room or at front desk. Was told they ran out? No loaner guest umbrellas. Was told they ran out? Limited breakfast hours and no to-go bagged breakfasts on the weekends? Regards to homeless/transient problem that plagues Portland. It's considerably better/cleaner around the hotel and Pearl district than just a year ago. I have no issues walking around by myself or concern about parking my car on the surrounding streets (except some park blocks are still dicey).

JJ at the front desk was so kind and helpful. We accidentally booked for the wrong night, and he made sure we got a clean room for the night we needed with no additional charge. We were pretty anxious about our mix-up, but he made sure we felt comfortable and relaxed. Thank you so much! The room itself (one bed suite) was super clean, spacious, and had all the necessary amenities. Pillows were very soft. Everything seems very clean and well-maintained, despite the hotel being on the older side. The hotel in general has a very cozy design, which we loved. Coffee was surprisingly good, and breakfast was delicious!

We like this place and stay here often. Free airport shuttle, good bed, good breakfast, big television. We find that it is much easier before flights to stay here the night before. The air flight schedule board is in the lobby.

Very good hotel, good location, next to Macy's and Nordstrom Department Store. Free parking at the hotel, suitable for our self-driving tour. The room was clean and big enough, quite a lot of business guests, and the business was very good. Breakfast was a bit monotonous and everything else was good.

나이키 출장가면 언제나 가는 호텔 주변에서 가장 깔끔하고 좋습니다. 가장 최근에 지어진 것으로 알고 바로 옆에 공요주차장 주차가능

In the middle of a remodel. We had a room on the updated 4 th floor which was very well done. The location is tucked away which is good and bad. Not many restaurants near by. Not really walkable anywhere. There is a target near by. Even after the renovation is complete not sure I would stay due to location

They couldn’t issue physical keys because of a system issue – thankfully my digital key worked so I could at least get into my room. That room's toilet didn't work, we called down to the front desk about it and all they did was send up a plunger – I guess they expect guests to fix their plumbing issues? After 20 minutes of plunging the toilet still wasn’t working so we called down to the front desk again, this time they sent up some towels. That in no way addressed the problem so we continued plunging for another 10 minutes and it wasn’t getting any better. We decided this was a waste of time as we are not professional plumbers. We called down to the front desk and asked if we could move to a different room. They said that would be no problem, but we needed to bring all our stuff down to the lobby for them to assign us a different room. We asked if they had resolved their system issues so we could be issued physical keys for the new room, they said it had and it wouldn’t be a problem. So, we packed up all our stuff and went down to the lobby. Once in the lobby it turned out they had NOT in fact resolved their system issues, they had gotten worse so the person on the phone had lied to us. Now not only could they not issue keys they couldn’t access which rooms were occupied and which were not so they couldn’t move us to a new room after all, so we packed up and moved all our stuff to the lobby for nothing. The front desk person said they could go to the back and try to access their system a different way, I said I didn’t really care what they needed to do to find out which rooms were unoccupied and that we would wait for them to do so. Eventually they found a room for us to move to however they were still unable to issue any keys so they could let us in but we wouldn’t be able to leave our room because we’d have no way of getting back inside – we couldn’t use the pool, go out of dinner or shopping or anything, we were functionally prisoners in the room if we wanted to have somewhere to sleep that night. Staff made no effort to assist us moving our things despite one member of our group clearly being disabled and walking with a cane. This new room had some issues of its own, most notably a flood light just outside the window and blackout curtains that weren’t installed properly so we had a bright light shining in the room all night. Also, it sounded like a track and field event was being held one floor above us. At about 3:30am I was awoken by a notification from the Hilton app that yet another new room had been located for us. I was not going to get my family to pack everything up again and force a disabled woman to change rooms in the middle of the night, so I ignored the message. The next morning, I went to the front desk to check out because I was concerned that the room change may cause issues checking out in the app. The front desk staff asked about my stay, and I explained everything that happened. They said the system issue was schedule