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Eastland Park Hotel Portland (Maine)
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Eastland Park Hotel Portland (Maine)
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157 High Street
Portland (Maine), Maine, United States
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The Eastland Park Hotel is rich in tradition, yet charming and delightfully understated. This Downtown Portland Maine Hotel is conveniently located in the heart of downtown Portland's acclaimed arts and shopping district, the hotel is surrounded by quaint galleries, outstanding restaurants, upscale shops, and museums, including the Portland Museum of Art. The Eastland Park Hotel, a Portland Hotel, is adjacent to Congress Square, an outdoor city-center plaza reminiscent of its European predecessors, and is only moments away from Portland's famed Old Port waterfront and the financial district. Visit the Top of the East rooftop lounge at the Eastland Park Hotel for a breathtaking view of all that Portland has to offer.The Eastland Park Hotel Portland has a combined total of 18,000 square feet of conference rooms and function space to accommodate up to 500 people. Our classic ballroom, with crystal chandeliers and wall sconces, features a gracious balcony overlooking the main ballroom floor -- one of New England's most elegant ballrooms.Your friends and family can barely contain their emotions as they eagerly await your arrival. As soft music wafts through the air, they’ve all gathered here in the grand Eastland Ballroom with its intricate gilded moldings, ornately carved mahogany woodwork, hand-cut eye drop crystal chandeliers and polished marble floors. The elegant, formal tables with chairs draped in crisp, white floor length linens are poised and ready for your sumptuous celebration banquet.157 Cafe & Bar features a warm and casual, friendly décor, which captures the historic roots of the hotel. The historic concept includes actual reproductions of newspaper articles featuring the hotel, old photography as well as reproductions of postcards of the property during the last 75 years.For generations the Top of the East, at the Eastland Park Hotel, has been the place to be in Portland. The Top of the East features occasional live Jazz entertainment. Now newly redecorated, experience the sophisticated ambiance of the city's only rooftop lounge, providing sweeping views of Casco Bay and the Portland Skyline.
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24 Hour Reception
Air Conditioned
ATM / Cash Machine
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Business Center
Cable / Satellite TV
Coffee / Tea Maker
Complimentary Toiletries
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Disabled Access
Elevator / Lift
Fitness Room
Gymnasium
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
In Room Movies
Laundry service
Meeting Rooms
Microwave
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Security Guard
TV
Wake-up Service
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From 3:00 PM
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Prior to 12:00 PM
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Date of Stay:
July, 2009
We slept well, the bathroom was reasonably clean, the room has seen a lot of use, and had what must the noisiest A/C I've ever heard... The staff was friendly, and the mattress in the room was brand new, we slept very well, but walked around the room in our socks, as the floor has seen far better days. This hotel needs a thick coat of paint, new carpets and a deep cleaning...
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
We had plenty of space in our room.
Date of Stay:
December, 2008
Our stay at the Eastland Hotel was very enjoyable. The front desk service was wonderful and the valet parking service was excellent. The room we stayed in was huge and had a wonderful view. The rooftop lounge had excellent ambiance and the staff was very friendly. The downside to our stay was that the rooms were drafty and we had to keep the heat cranked up to about 80 degrees to make the room feel about 70 degrees. Also, getting to our room, which was on the first floor, should have been a breeze to get to. We felt like we were in a maze inside the hotel. Once we got used to the hotel, it didn't seem as bad. Other than that, the room was very clean and the hotel was beautiful. I would definitely stay at the Eastland again.
Date of Stay:
May, 2008
This hotel was an older hotel, but clean and within a 10-minute walking distance to the main part of downtown. However, the downside was that upon check in, we were told to park in the parking garage connected by the breezeway to the hotel and upon check-out our ticket would be validated. What they didn't tell us was that it was only validated for a discount. We still ended up paying 11 to park overnight. It would have been better had they said this upfront. All in all, it was still a good stay.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
Plastic cups in bathrooom and no grab bar in shower. I booked one night through you and decided to check in a day earlier for two days total.Their rate was $10.00 less than what I paid you. That was odd.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Great service. Parkingwas expensive. Great hotel, the rooms were in great condition andstaff was super friendly.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
Very nice hotel. Courteous staff. They gave us an upgrade for free and it was a nice room with a king bed. Rooftop lounge gave a great view of Portland.
Date of Stay:
April, 2008
Upon arriving at the front desk, the male staff member treated me like I was in a lower class than him. He was extremely rude. I wrote a letter of complaint. The lady checking in next to me even noticed and was astounded. The hotel itself is nice, but old. The bathrooms are small..but it is quaint nonetheless.
Date of Stay:
July, 2009
I have been in several 4-star hotels and this is not one of them. It is average and the surrounding area is run down. Not impressed with Portland. Would not return.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
It was close to downtown. Parking was expensive - the rooms haven't been renovated in quite a while. This hotel has an old feel - and not necessarily in a good way. The rooms need renovation and the bedspreads and pillows were cheap. The location was good but we did not feel very safe walking around at night. Parking was very expensive ($16.50) with no in/out privileges. Overall, I probably wouldn't stay here again.
Date of Stay:
February, 2008
This was a great weekend getaway for me and my girlfriend. We were tired of the big city and this was just a great way to get some peace and quiet, and GREAT LOBSTER.I would definitely stay here again the food and service was excellent. The staff was always friendly. It was better then I expected.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Renovated old line hotel, can feel the history, feels like the old money stayed there once upon a time. Nice, not shabby. Great for people who like a little atmosphere.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Close proximity to Portland Art Museum. No Parking and long lines for reception.
Date of Stay:
November, 2007
The hotel is a nicely renovated historical hotel in downtown. Very safe, easy parking, and the rooms are nice. It is a older hotel so the layout of rooms are a little funny but nice and clean. Parking was easy which is important in Portland. The restaraunt/bar everyone talks about on the top of the hotel is very fun with great views. Wife and I would definetly stay here again.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
This hotel was great for the money. Good location in the arts district of downtown, clean rooms, comfortable beds, and a very helpful staff! They even took us to the airport at no charge. I would highly recommend this hotel - only a 10 minute walk to the water! The only con was that you could hear water running in the rooms next door, but it is an older historic hotel, it didn't bother us.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
The hotel was clean, comfortable and the restaurant was probably the best of the hotels in Portland. The bathroom was so small that you could hardly turn around. There was no ability for a handicapped person to enter through the main entrance.
Date of Stay:
November, 2007
Eastland Hotel could be a great hotel in Portland,ME, but the owners need to spend some money on it to fix it up. It needs work everywhere in the hotel. The room we stayed in was very small, the hallways need to be fixed up, the elevators need fixing up, the bar on the top floor needs fixing up, etc, etc. The top floor bar has a GREAT view, but the bar itself looks run down. The hotel is in a good location & it has a lot of history to it, but it just doesn't live up to what they tout it to be. It is a plain OLD hotel!
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
We had the best view of Casco Bay, and we did not expect that! We will go back the next time we are going to Portland.
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
it was cosy parking sucked was a good hotel but paying for parking wasn t good
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
The Easton Hotel is very conviently located in downtown Portland. It is an easy walk on a nice day to the waterfront and there are a number of great restaurants within a few blcks. The hotel is old yet in fairly good upkeep. The room sizes differ greatly depending on where you are. I've stayed at the Eastland about 6 times and never had a bad experience. And the bar on the top floor is pretty cool.
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