Hotels near Moreland Theater, Portland

We needed to stay close to PDX for a very early flight and this hotel was perfect. Great value, seemed new, shuttle to the airport (sign up in advance), great bed and friendly staff. Room and bath were extremely clean and very spacious. Walking distance to Target, a few restaurants, the rail stop. Many Covid restrictions still in place, the pool was closed. Overall great visit.

The Nines is a luxurious hotel that met and exceeded my expectations. Location: The Nines is located in Central Portland, near Pioneer Courtyard Square, and is a stone's throw away from many excellent restaurants, shopping, and tourist destinations. Room: The room itself is fairly large and luxurious, with a very new renovation. The two queen beds were very large and the bedding was very comfortable. The washroom is large and has everything that is needed. The ceiling height is very high, so it makes the room feel very spacious. Well done and designed. Common Area: Wow! From the entry of the hotel, to the hallways upstairs, it was surely a journey through excellent design! The lobby is in the center of the hotel, on the eighth floor. The lobby is large and is very well designed, with an atrium/courtyard like style. Service: People were attentive and housekeeping did a good job. Concierge was willing to help and had an excellent attitude. Without any doubt, The Nines is surely Portland's best hotel.

Check in was slow but it was a busy time. I was allocated room 1101 which backed onto the lift shafts. I requested a change and was given one immediately without any problem. Room clean and tidy, spacious and with all necessities required even English breakfast tea! Bed comfy. I slept well. I knew the room wouldn't be cleaned the next day as Hilton have been operating this policy a long time. Disappointing but you can request towels, tea bags etc. Breakfast staff were excellent and the breakfast was included in my price. Thank you Team Hilton

Next to our meeting at Elmer's Restaurant. Elmer's may deliver to the hotel. Portland was unusually hot so I was glad the a/c worked well in the room. The hall was hot, however. Clean room except for a small stain on the carpet. Bath looked recently renovated and bright. Quiet a/c and refrigerator. TV was not user-friendly (and showed the date as being Dec 31, 2015.) but had a sharp picture.

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.

Love this hotel. It’s got the river running next to it and speaking of running that’s what you can do on this long boardwalk. The hotel is very clean with updated decor. There’s also a restaurant /lounge inside which is nice if you’ve been driving all day and just want to not go out again after you’ve arrived. The room itself was also pretty comfortable and the windows open. The size of the room was also nice including the bathroom. I’ll be staying here whenever we visit Portland.

Our local friend suggested McMenamins Kennedy School for lunch when we were in the Portland area. This is another of the McMenamins repurposed buildings. The old elementary school has been repurposed and refurbished as a specialty hotel that has an excellent restaurant on the premises The Courtyard Restaurant. There was limited off street free parking at the school and street parking in the nearby neighborhood. There are both indoors and outdoor dining options (though outdoors closed due to rain on the day we attended). We were there on a Saturday and were put on a wait list until we were seated. There was significant wait time, but we wandered the halls of the building and took in the art and archives displayed throughout the building while we waited. Once seated, we were served right away. The menu provides many options and everyone in our group enjoyed their choices. The wait staff was friendly and efficient. Our bill for three people eating lunch was $60. We would love to come again and enjoy the food and atmosphere again.

I have experienced many hostels in the city center. In particular, the lolopass is distinctly different from the hostel facilities used in the past, and the facilities are clean and designed not to interfere with sleep, so the cabinet and sleeping space are separated. Also, the lobby on the first floor where you can relax is nice and the kitchen is neat. It is the same as the picture introduced on the official Instagram.

This is more of a lodge than a hotel with multiple connected wings. I chose it because it's after memorial day and I wanted a pool, given I was arriving early from the east coast. I get to the hotel and the pool is closed. At a holiday inn. After memorial day. No notice. Not an email explaining it or on their website. I even called the hotel to change my reservation and no mention of it. The rooms are large enough - too large for the amount of furniture in them - but the pool was closed. It appears they set it up for tomorrow but I'm leaving for work at 7 am. Even if I had called they have a 24 hour no cancel policy so i would have been charged for the room no matter what. So, the hotel itself is rambling and there's a sister property that's a Ramada across some odd vast desolate field. They look exactly the alike. Same architect, same design. But separate hotels. The hotel decor is questionable. There are expanses of halls that scream for work - and someone with a design esthetic to fix them. There's just not enough furniture anywhere and what they do have is pushed up against the walls in every room hallway, lobby etc. This area is in a no mans land island with very few amenities and shuttered stores. No small little town center but a grouping of suburban buildings with a best buy, target, staples, tj maxx, etc that have empty shelves and no customers. Most close at 6 pm. Dump this place and stay in town. It's depressing. And the pool was closed. Ugh.

I didn't expect it because it was really cheap. The staff are so friendly and the facilities are clean and ... location is good There was little amenities but it didn't matter much!! 100 pro return doctor!!