This is a beautiful, clean and very well priced property. The continental breakfast definitely surpasses most. The fun decor of the entire hotel is such a welcome Portland treat. You know when you smell clean carpets outside the rooms, the rooms themselves will rival in cleanliness. They are newly remodeled, comfy beds and fun atmosphere. Highly recommend.
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We just stayed at this hotel due to a family emergency.They were so nice and accomadating. We had to extend our stay and they were very helpful. The colors can be a bit overwhelming at first, but then you don't even notice them. Breakfasts are really good. And right next door to one of Portland's best restaurants-Paley's Place.

For our first trip to Portland, we ended up very pleased with our choice of the Inn at Northrup Station. We really loved our room, especially how comfy the bed was, and ended up using the well-stocked kitchen area more than I anticipated we would.
The hotel is located between two great restaurant and shopping districts, Nob Hill and The Pearl. We enjoyed meals at Pastini Pastaria and Yama Sushi, and ice cream at Salt and Straw, all within walking distance of the hotel. The neighborhood is really pretty, and many people are out and about, which helped us feel safer when walking in the evening. A streetcar stop is located very close to the front entrance, and made getting around the city very easy. We rented a car for one day to explore the Oregon coast, but other than that, were able to get around using only public transportation.
One concern of ours before our stay was noise issues that I’d read about in previous reviews, but I would say we didn’t experience any above-average noisiness. I did hear noise from the streetcar, but it wasn’t any noisier than, for example, someone rolling their luggage down the hallway. Also, one evening I was woken up by an infant crying, but I think I’d have this same problem at any other hotel.
My one main complaint is having to pay for internet usage for the one computer they have available on the second floor, so we didn’t use it. The front desk staff was nice in printing our boarding passes for us, though. Also, a better selection of K-cups for the Keurig machine in the room would be a nice touch, but I feel nit-picky even mentioning that. Especially given that coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and fruit are available in the dining area all day. The hotel provides free streetcar passes, free breakfast, and free parking which also helps add to the value.
Overall, we loved our visit to Portland and we really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. I think we’d choose this hotel again on any return trips.