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Red Lion Hotel Portland (Oregon)
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Red Lion Hotel Portland (Oregon)
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Red Lion Hotel Portland (Oregon)
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1021 Ne Grand Ave
Portland (Oregon), Oregon, United States
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The Red Lion Hotel Portland (Oregon) is located across the street from the Northwest’s largest convention facility, the Oregon Convention Center. Guests of the hotel can easily walk to Lloyd Center Mall, the Rose Garden Arena, and Memorial Coliseum. The hotel is also across the street from the MAX system, a free high speed light rail that services the downtown area and the airport.
The Red Lion Hotel Portland (Oregon) is blocks away from downtown and easily accessible via car, foot, or Portland's free rail system, MAX. The hotel offers self-parking for a fee.
Guests of the hotel will find that the Red Lion Hotel Portland (Oregon) has 174 guestrooms with cable/satellite television, video games, pay-per view movies, coffeemakers and refrigerators. There is free wireless Internet access. Pets are allowed.
The Red Lion Hotel Portland (Oregon) has 7,000 square feet of meeting space and can accommodate up to 300 people at a function. For recreation, the hotel has a fitness center. A casual dining restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as a lounge offering drinks and appetizers.
Amenities:
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
Golf Course
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
In Room Movies
Laundry service
Meeting Rooms
Microwave
Multilingual Staff
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Pets Allowed
Porters
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Sauna
Security Guard
Swimming pool
TV
Wake-up Service
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From 2:00 PM
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Prior to 12:00 PM
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Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Very close to MAX, and close enough to restaurants. Alittle dingy, windows/curtains outdated, dismal hallways.
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
Hotel being refurbished-only the meeting areas at this time. Rooms small with low ceilings- upstairs bar in need of ambiance Downstairs restaurant very good breakfast provided Give the hotel another 6 months for refurbishment of the rooms
Date of Stay:
July, 2008
the hotel was clean. there was construction going on but this did not affect us in any way. the beds were comfortable, and the room was large enough for 3 teenagers(one slept on the floor in a bed roll) and they all were very comfortable. Breakfast was available on-site for purchase and was freshly made(pancakes/fresh fruit/omelets) and was delicious. this place was no frills but was fine: clean,secure. On-site parking was * overnight. Downtown Portland is easily reached by driving over one if several bridges.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Location. Very poor insulation between rooms, housekeeping did not check room before our arrival. Location is excellent, light rail is immediately across the street, is free to downtown and Lloyd Center. They are trying to improve the hotel amenities, and the room was pleasant enough. The air conditioning system control is designed more for energy savings than for customer comfort, as we were there during a period when the temperature was controlled automatically, we were too warm the whole time. Insulation between rooms was virtually non existent, but we were lucky because there was only one guest for one night in the room next to us (where we stayed for four nights).
Date of Stay:
May, 2008
Didn't spend much time in the room, since they don't provide heat unless the outside temperature is below 55F. Dingy carpet color that doesn't match walls makes it seem dirty when it might not be. Cramped, but adequate amenities. Best feature is location: across from the Convention Center and the free light rail into downtown or Lloyd Center.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
It was across the street from the convention center. No pool or hot tub. No breakfast. Pay for parking.
Date of Stay:
March, 2008
This hotel is in a great location for many Portland activities, and the staff are great at helping one find discounts when one is a business traveller. But...disabled parking for guests is in a dark basement area in which one has to use a card key or buzz the front desk (up one level) to get in...it can be quite unnerving after dark if one uses a wheelchair. The front desk staff are great, and I can't say enough about the accessibility of my room in comparison to several I'd stayed in during recent days (I was on a rigorous tour). There were more bars in the bathroom than most prisons - and actually well-placed, which I find a rare delicacy. Sink was roll-under and knobs were quad-friendly. There was an actual bathtub (YES!! I HATE when they force us to shower w/ those roll-in abominations...I want a CHOICE!) w/ a sturdy tub seat with a back - AND they'd recognized our need for extra towels w/o my asking! The closet was wheelchair height. I do have to agree that it was difficult to regulate the temperature in my room, and (as mine was right above the lobby entrance -231) I could hear everything anyone said from outside my windows, which had no insulation, but did have darkness blinds. I would stay here again, mostly because of the great business rate I got and the helpfulness of the staff (they have a security guard on duty in the basement parking after dark, which was very reassuring) and the really good omelet I got from room service!
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Great service, very helpful and friendly. Too much construction. Hotel off a busy freeway, lots of road noise.
Date of Stay:
December, 2007
While the hotel was in a good location, you'd expect more from a Red Lion. The room was crackerbox size. The building is at a set temperature and there is no control over the heat or air conditioning. The hotel offers a heater or a fan. It was cold in Portland and we literally froze, we took the bedding from the other bed. The hotel changed our room to another floor they believed to be warmer, but it was also cold. Noises from the hallway and other rooms were audible throughout the night. We would not stay there again.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Good location. The hotel overall is clean and satisfactory. The lounge currently is undergoing renovation. The buffalo burger and the breakfasts were both good and service was quick. Getting in and out is somewhat challenging but normal for that area of Portland.
Date of Stay:
September, 2007
A good value for a Portland hotel. Right on the MAX line so it is very convenient to get around town. It is in "Fareless Square" so there is no cost to ride the MAX line across the river into downtown Portland. The hotel itself is showing its age. It is a little run down, especially the carpets in the hallways, and bathrooms. It is otherwise clean and he beds are comfortable. The wireless internet is slow, with low connectivity even on the second floor.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Adjacent to light rail. Easy access downtown. Lloyd Center nearby. Nice staff. This hotel lacks air conditioning and heating. Fans and space heaters are needed for comfort. This is an older hotel that got a major makeover. Lobby and hallways are attractive. Rooms are quite nice, too. However, the company failed to replace the heating and air conditioning system, and space heaters and fans are required to heat and cool the rooms. That is a major problem with this hotel. Free internet in lobby is a plus.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
This hotel was located at a convenient spot just across the river from downtown. The staff was friendly and everything was clean.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
The hotel was a breeze to get to, right on the Max line. It was a convenient location to get to downtown, the zoo, children's museum etc... The only drawback to location was that there was only a Dennys and Red Robin within walking distance to eat at. The room was nice. It was clean and they had Bath and Body Works products in the bathroom. The bed was a pillow top, but VERY soft. Also, the pillows weren't all that great, so if you are particular about that, you may want to bring your own. The temperature of the room is controlled by the hotel, but there was a floor fan in the room for added comfort. Another plus was the mini fridge and microwave in the room. Great for us traveling with small children! We would stay here again! One thing that could make the hotel even better would be a pool. Front desk staff was very helpful with directions and suggestions.
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
The staff was awesome, the room was beautiful! The room was a little warm and nothing I did seemed to help, but they had a fan, I'm just not used to sleeping with a fan on me. The hotel was easy to find, close to everything I needed and the staff was fun and friendly. My room was comfortable.
Date of Stay:
March, 2007
"They should be ashamed of charging over $*. Worst night in a hotel room ever. Loud. Paper thin walls, terrible location woke me--me, who sleeps with earplugs--up at least 20 times during the night as cars bottomed out on the streetcar tracks, and the MAX rolled into the station throughout the night. Cigarette smoke wafted throught the room for hours. People smoking directly under the room in the parking lot; fumes pulled into the hotels ventilation system. I hate to even think of that hotel."
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
Location to restaurants and shopping was great. The room was outdated and in disrepair. It took 10 minutes for someone to come greet us to check us in. The walls had water damage. The bathroom door was chipped up badly at the bottom. The tub had a nasty black mark all the way across it where there had been a glass shower door. The surface of the tub was chipped down in the bottom. The room was very small, outdated and not comfortable for sitting. It was clean, and that's about the only thing that was good. I've used Priceline a lot and always had good results.
Date of Stay:
February, 2007
We arrived in Portland super late (after midnight) and they still had our room, so staff was pretty good, if unenthusiastic. Rooms are dark and in desperate need of remodeling. Cigarette smoke was an issue. We were able to print from the business center the following morning. Overall, a mediocre stay but cheap!
Date of Stay:
June, 2009
They have good beds. Room was small. This hotel fall short of my expection. I would not stay there again.
Date of Stay:
June, 2006
"The friendly staff could not overcome the absurdly poor parking and the dingy, tired interior (in public and private areas) of the hotel. If you have to stay in the Lloyd Center and nothing else is available, this hotel is okay.."
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