Our room was directly above a bar associated with this Travelodge, “Suki’s.” They blasted music until closing at 2:30AM. We stayed at this location because it was close to the hospital where a family member was dying. We would have gotten more sleep in a waiting room....
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Average motel with a great location. There was no hot water for the shower our entire stay. We brought it to the attention of the front desk and let them know that there was hot water in the sink but not the shower. We were offered another room but then told that they didn't have another room. There was no offer of someone taking a look at the shower.
Toilet didn’t flush and they had no alternative for us. The room looked nothing like the pictures. The floors felt thin and also like we were walking downhill as if the place is sinking or foundation problems.
first of all your picture of this place and Econo Lodge are switched. secondly do not stay here.Filthy vent in bathroom. Bedroom was noisy and cramped. No elevator, stairs were crumbling and air conditioner was extremely loud.Staff was pleasant but this property has seen better days and should be completely redone. Restaurant is really a bar and is in the basement.
First off, this place is kind of tricky to get to. It is located by all one way streets so you really have to drive in a circle to get there. Additionally, the address for the hotel is the address posted on the business below it (Suki's Bar and Grill) which made it even more confusing in trying to find it.
This particular Travelodge is WAY overpriced for what you get. We were not really greeted by the man at the front desk and he seemed rather aloof. He was not unfriendly but he certainly did not go out of his way to be friendly either. I would not say that he made us feel particularly welcome.
The room we got was above the bar. It was noticeable but really not as loud as I would have expected with karaoke going on. The air conditioner helped drown out the sounds of the bar and the street below. It did not drown out the herd of elephants that ran through the hotel at around 11:45 on Sunday night.
The furniture was not remarkable but it was at least dusted and seemed clean. However the bathroom counter had smeared toothpaste on it and there were also smears on the mirror. Most disgustingly, when I went to take a shower I discovered that the back side of the towel had makeup and toothpaste on it. EEEEEEEW!!!!!
For around $175 dollars a night, this was not exactly what I would call a DEAL. The location may be convenient to downtown Portland, if that is what you want but in my opinion, this is one place you just might want to skip.
This hotel is decent and the staff were friendly, but beware the noise. There is a dive bar beneath the hotel and my wife and I couldn't get to sleep until about 2:30 am because of karaoke night. It is incredibly loud. You can hear the details of every poorly sing note in every cliche karaoke bar song for three or four hours. If that's your idea of fun, this is your hotel.
