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Banfield Value Inn Portland (Oregon)
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Banfield Value Inn Portland (Oregon)
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Banfield Value Inn Portland (Oregon)
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1525 Ne 37Th Avenue
Portland (Oregon), Oregon, United States
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Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, our hotel offers a warm and inviting atmosphere with affordable quality. We are located in the center of town, ten minutes from the airport and five minutes from downtown Portland. The hotel is close to Lloyd Center Shopping Mall, the largest indoor shopping mall in Oregon. The hotel is also only one mile from the Portland Convention Center. Nearby Airport
* Portland International - 7 miles
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
Cable / Satellite TV
High-speed Internet
Laundry service
Parking
Pets Allowed
Room Service
Swimming pool
Check-in:
From 12:00 PM
Check-out:
Prior to 12:00 PM
Attractions:
Downtown Portland: 3 miles southwest to the property.
Greyhound Bus & AMTRAK Train Depot: 3 miles northwest to the property.
Lewis & Clark College: 9 miles southwest to the property.
Lloyd Center Mall: 1 mile west to the property.
McCall Waterfront Park: 2 miles southwest to the property.
Oregon Health Sciences University: 6 miles southwest to the property.
Oregon Museum of Science & Industry: 3 miles southwest to the property.
PGE Park: 3.5 miles southwest to the property.
Pioneer Courthouse Square: 2 miles southwest to the property.
Portland Center of Performing Arts: 3 miles southwest to the property.
Portland Coliseum: 2 miles northwest to the property.
Portland Convention Center: 2 miles northwest to the property.
Portland Covention Center: 2 miles northwest to the property.
Portland State University: 4 miles southwest to the property.
Providence Hospital: 1 mile northeast to the property.
Reed College: 4 miles southeast to the property.
Rose Garden: 2 miles northwest to the property.
University of Portland: 7 miles north to the property.
US District Court: 3 miles southwest to the property.
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Date of Stay:
September, 2007
I chose this hotel for it's great location, value and ameneties. I was very disappointed to find that the two ameneties I really wanted, a hairdryer and a coffee maker, were no there. The hotel's bathroom was clean but in disrepair, the grout was crumbling around the tub and the floor was discolored and wavy from leaking pipes. I would not recommend this hotel!
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Convenient to MAX. Outside of Fare less Square. The room was clean and the bathroom has been nicely remodeled. Free parking. The staff are nice. It works for me. TV, microwave and large fridge in the room. The staff is kind and helpful.
Date of Stay:
October, 2006
The Banfield's night staff are some of the rudest and nasty hotel staff I have ever been exposed to. They enforce a strict ""no guests after 10pm"" policy, and act as though every person renting a room there was a prostitute or drug dealer. Strong recommendation to avoid. Find any other hotel in Portland. Do not give them a single dime unless you enjoy being made to feel as though you are infringing on their private space by paying for a room.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Good, fairly close in location, easy freeway access and safe. They had trouble keeping guest noise down.
Date of Stay:
April, 2009
Roomy, good staff. Bad bed. This was a nice stay as the room was well organized and roomy. Anything that was not working was taken care of promptly. Staff was friendly.
Date of Stay:
October, 2007
Location. It was a dump, an old style roadside type motel. They had hazmat bags for waste can liners; it seemed as if it was a drug hotel.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
Nothing. The $10 per room per night to have 2 queens, bad part of town, on train line, weekly/monthly rates, box spring stained, no fire alarm, smoke smell, etc. This was supposed to be in downtown? Too far out. It was generally substandard, even for a 1 star. No fire alarm in one of the rooms, smoking in the "non-smoking" rooms, light coming in around the door, bathroom fan grille beat in, stained flooring in the bathroom, furnishings in bad repair, too much to list in full.
Date of Stay:
January, 2007
Close to public transport, plenty of car parking, decent sized rooms. Motel did not provide breakfast. Ban field is a basic, clean 1 star motel in the Hollywood district of pot land. There is plenty of car parking and the motel is close to max (the train) and buses. Staff was friendly and helpful. The room had two double beds, TV, microwave, fridge, unsuited, table, clock adios/alarm, chairs and storage. Towels and soap provided but not shampoo or a hair dryer. Coffee is provided, but you have to go to reception to get it. The pool was closed for winter. Overall, the motel is good. It¿s not fancy, but is clean, comfortable and good value. Wireless internet is also available in the rooms.
Date of Stay:
November, 2006
Convenient location. Friendly staff. As expensive as a 2 star motel. Holes in bedspread and torn sheets We were given the key to a room that was already occupied. Once they corrected that and we got into our room, we discovered that one of the beds had holes in the sheets and stains on the pillow case. Our room was comfortable and had plenty of workspace. We were uncomfortable leaving belongings in our car or in our room unattended.
Date of Stay:
August, 2006
The location was great. No iron in the room. This hotel is off of the freeway, and easy to get to. From the outside it doesn't look like much, but once you get on the inside it is great. I will stay there again.
Date of Stay:
August, 2006
Inexpensive, fridge, microwave. Queen size bed, tiny room, semi-clean. This motel is comparable to a motel 6. it's better in that it has a fridge and microwave. They did not up my offer with the $5 "coupon" they sent me.
Date of Stay:
July, 2006
Much better than I expected. Difficult to enter via vehicle due to 1-way streets. Standard expectations of hotels apply to this one. The room had a mini-fridge, microwave and cable TV and was clean. For a temporary stay, it's sufficient. Near a rural business district, Subway, Quiznoz, several Thai restaurants and family restaurants and an ice cream parlor are within walking distance. For those like myself who do not own, or did not rent a vehicle, there is are convenient bus stops scattered about the area, as well as a train stop just a few blocks away, able to whisk you to the airport or downtown Portland on short notice. Overall, an enjoyable stay to help familiarize someone with Portland, Oregon.
Date of Stay:
April, 2006
Not much. Not clean ruches when lights turned on. They got the reservation wrong charged me 10 dollars more than paid. Hooker hotel in a bad section of Portland ore.
Date of Stay:
March, 2006
Located close to where I needed to be. Bathtub faucet dripped. This hotel wasn't as bad. Definitely on the cheap side, but there was a microwave and small refrigerator in my room, plus carpeting looked new. Lamps and bedding pretty worn, however. Staff was friendly to me during check-in.
Date of Stay:
March, 2006
The price is great if you are on a budget, and the rooms have a microwave and fridge or freezer. The exterior needs updating, it can get loud due to ground and air traffic. Similar to a Motel 6, this place had a couple of extras like a microwave and fridge or freezer. The bathroom looked very clean and well organized. At first I was afraid because the exterior looked dated and the parking areas were dark. The front desk faces most areas of parking, so it wasn't too bad. Overall it is a great place to stay for the money.
Date of Stay:
March, 2006
Staff helpful. Poor location, weekly and monthly renters.
Date of Stay:
January, 2006
The outside appearance was well maintained and clean. The rooms were dingy, old, and smelled bad. The door had only a push button lock. I was very surprised to find that this was our hotel. The lobby looked like someone's living room, with old furniture, a space heater, and an unlit Christmas tree. The first thing we noticed about the room was that it smelled really bad. Outside was clean and it seemed safe. Doors definitely need deadbolts, I put all my luggage against the door at night.
Date of Stay:
December, 2005
The bathroom was clean. The smoke alarm was disconnected. It was placed on the refrigerator. There was only one lamp in the room. No chair.
Date of Stay:
November, 2005
It was in a close proximity to food and where I was working. The only thing I liked about this hotel was the location. This was a downtown $40 a night place, and that's what you should expect.
Date of Stay:
October, 2005
Friendly staff, safe and cheap. At 30 bucks, it was nice enough, clean bathroom. HBO, fridge and microwave, right on the bus line to downtown about 1.5 miles out of town.
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