Hotéis perto de World＇s Tallest Barber Pole, Forest Grove

The place was the best! The staff all stunningly kind, helpful and friendly. I stayed at 2 other establishments this trip. This hands down won. It was less expensive. I really appreciated the breafast and coffee. They had real! Milk for the coffee. They dont charge for coffee, parking, or breakfast unlike one of the other hotels stayed. Nice quiet location. The bed was clean. The room freshly smelling. Its not modern but comfortable and homey. Great kitchen. Large fridge. Amazing laundry room. I have compared i am soo glad i found this. The value is right on. I want alot! For a low price They delivered!! Thank u for the stay. And the staff were amazing from the breakfast guy to check in peeps.

We chose this hotel for a recent two-night stay because of its handy location. Upon checking in, everything seemed alright. The desk attendant gave us a bit of paper to put on our car dash to protect us from towing. When we checked the room (following a very late check-in), we noticed dark red stains on the bed cover. We flipped it over and turned in. The next day, we found crusty white stains on the main chair in the room, so we decided to avoid that bit of furniture. Then when using the shower, there were multiple dark hairs stuck to the shower walls. Again, without feeling it necessary to make a fuss, we just rinsed them away. The next weird thing was the pathetically weak hairdryer. Why offer one when it's more use to waft a bit of toilet paper over your head?! On top of that, the main light and the extractor fan in the bathroom didn't work. At the end of the stay we'd absolutely had enough of this hotel. It was very lame, and pushed cheapness to the limit. When we got home, we saw that we'd sneakily been charged $10 a day to use their carpark! It's a nasty place to stay, and very poorly run. Stay away.

I have stayed here a few times and every time it has been great! The staff is very friendly, the rooms are very nice and the amenities are good.

The TL;DR is that you want to avoid rooms facing the front of the hotel, especially rooms ending in x24, although rooms ending in even numbers from x20 through x36 should also be viewed with suspicion. The road in front of the hotel curves in a way that any traffic like sonic booms are hitting the hotel. The hotel is located in a mixed use neighborhood with industrial parks, strip malls, high power lines, and apartments. It doesn't get a ton of traffic at night but even the occasional car somehow sounds very loud. Got a room change on my second night. Despite staying during COVID in a nearly empty hotel, I was told the only other available room was on the first floor. I think it was 109. It overlooked the carport. The view wasn't much to look at but it was much quieter. I tend to like Alofts and chose between this location and the one near the Portland Airport. I chose to avoid the latter. Portland has had some post-election rioting with store windows in the downtown area that were not boarded up having been broken this week. The Portland Airport location is in an upscale strip mall that seemed like a magnet for looters. I was renting a car that I didn't want damaged. Sonic booms aside, I guess I liked the layout of the hotel. There is parking in back of the hotel. There is a back door to enter from the parking lot and when checking in, you can have the front desk open that door for you by picking up the phone next to the door. The room was typical Aloft. Clean. Great bed and pillows. However, no bottled water was provided. Short drive to fast food and stores like Barnes and Noble and Nordies Rack. You can probably walk to the local Whole Foods from the property. There are other area hotels. When things settle down politically, I would probably choose to stay in Downtown Portland. Don't get me wrong, it's a decent suburban area with plenty of amenities. I just didn't really enjoy my stay in this hotel.

It's all because of Mary. We have stayed hundreds and hundreds of nights at various Embassy Suites and Hilton Properties in the past 40 years (Including living in the Washington Square Tigard, OR Embassy Suites for 5.5 months in 2005 while our house was being built). Never, and I do mean never, have we run into such an amazing, caring, thoughtful, professional, organized, thorough, and delightfully charming Front Desk hostess as Mary. In all honesty I would suggest giving her a raise in the hopes of never losing her. Yes...she is THAT good! Mary is a Superstar with a capital S! However I will say Adriana that works the breakfast detail is also quite sweet and is an amazingly hard worker. Also shout out to Gisele at the front desk who salvaged my 27th anniversary dinner by arranging a shower across the parking lot at your sister hotel The Hampton Inn on Jan.25 when the water went out the first time. But our whole experience comes down to one incredible, lovely, and most engaging lady...Mary. Yes indeed, ”There is something about Mary!”

It was a very convenient place close to restaurants and supermarkets. Easy access to downtown and zoo by light rail from the station. downtown is a bit of a security concern. The area was very beautiful and the rabbits were wandering around the hotel. Hotel breakfast feels the same every day Bread was served differently on a daily basis. The yogurt was also delicious. The room was clean and spacious 々 comfortable, but I was a little worried about the sound next door. The front desk of the hotel was helpful and nice because it corresponds 24 hours. Check out early in the morning and go to the airport by Uber. I booked at 5 am the day before and it was $72.

The room is as comfortable and warm as ever, and the hotel-style hotel is also fully equipped. Unfortunately, there is no time to use the kitchen. The hotel has a buffet breakfast. The happiest thing is to watch the World Cup while eating breakfast.