Top Hotels Near Providence Portland Medical Center in Portland from NZ$136

"Stay here often, good location, always clean"

"Our third time staying at this property, it works well for visiting family. "

"In-room HVAC unit was very noisy. No in-room coffee or hot water dispenser. Otherwise, a nice room at a fair price. Can't comment on f&b as we did not try either of the hotels two options."

"I wish there was a microwave and fridge for the room staff was super nice "

"Clean and spacious rooms. Comfortable beds and a great location. Just a short walk to Moda Center. "

"My 11 yo daughter and I stayed here for a couple of nights and LOVED IT!!! We slept so well and the place is so magical. "

"There's some good, some bad and some very bad about this property. The woman that works up front is extremely rude and aggressive. The room did was very basic, not a studio as it was advertised."

"Stayed in this spacious home on a cold and rainy Portland vacation. Brought our whole family and I don’t think the littles (4, 9, and 11) even noticed the rain they had so much fun at the house. Games, tvs, and warm cozy rooms. Everything you need is there! Soft blankets, kitchen ware, condiments, and toiletries. The price is so reasonable for the comfort and convenience provided. Will definitely stay again."

"Overall small, self-contained house has charm, character and is well located in Laurelhurst. Can be a bit noisy on Glisan St but not bad. It’s managed by a third party management company which makes it feel and operate more like a commercial property than a personally cared-for owner-managed accommodation. They were responsive when we called to resolve a lack of heating downstairs but some aspects of supplies are not maintained. They want a 5-star rating but it’s just not at that level. When we arrived on a cold week in March the downstairs heater wouldn’t warm the space. The heater is mounted high on the wall close to the ceiling so the hot air rises to the upstairs and makes the upstairs bedroom a sauna leaving the downstairs cool. (But one can open windows upstairs and close the door to keep the hot air out.) We finally asked for a space heater for downstairs which they finally delivered after a cold first night and next day. It’s a small but fully functional kitchen although not 5-star missing a toaster, decent cookware, no mixing bowl and no wine glasses. Also, the olive oil bottle had two tablespoons remaining and the coffee was a very big can of Kirkland ground coffee so who knows how old. They have a bit of an ant problem so the are ant traps inside . The source could be the garbage cans right outside the kitchen door. "