Hostels in Oregon City

"No free breakfast, no coffee maker in room, only basic cable on tv. Bed was very nice and the staff were helpful and friendly."

"I loved this hotel so much, I’ve already rebooked it! Nice clean room! Great ambience in the lobby. The little store with gifts, food, tea, food, etc. was adorable! Book it!"

"Great room, great location, great price, friendly staff. Just a really great experience. Thanks."

"Great . Would stay again ."

"We had a great stay at Hotel Eastlund for 2 nights. The front desk staff gave us some great suggestions for restaurants around Portland. I had read a number of reviews from people complaining about the noise from the train that goes right by the hotel. The room we were in was great and we barely heard any noise during the night. If the window was open you could definitely hear it though. Our room was pn the 5th floor directly above the entrance to the lobby. We were facing the street with the train but we had no noise issues. The room and bathroom were clean and comfortable. It was a great location for us as we were in town for a concert and the stadium was less than a 10 minute walk away."

"Nice clean rooms good location"

"Gorgeous. Several places to eat inside and out. Staff super friendly and helpful. Loved it!"

"Breakfast can be a bid better. For $15 a person, there several places in the vicinity that give you more bang fornyoue buck."

"Waffles were premade which was nice and kept people from piling up. However we booked a 2 queen bed and requested a crib and mattress for our 3 month old. We were told because we had two beds we didn’t need one, but could come back later that night and get one if we felt the need. Pool was dirty and hot tub wasn’t hot enough. We were also charged extra for a parking fee and animal fee that we were not notified about prior to booking. Laundry room was so load it sounded like it was in the room with us. Air conditioner was also very loud. No trash cans or water fountains. Had to go into weight room for both. Soda machine was $4 each. "