DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland

Negatives: No

Negatives: Prior to COVID and Portland's "defund the police" crusade this would be a great place to stay. Now, the mall across the street is largely boarded up (no majors)and most of the restaurants are closed on the weekends or gone completely. Very sad.

Negatives: The room was not as clean as I'd like, elevators were slow, no bell staff to help.

Negatives: Well after booking the hotel there was a 23.00$ tax but when I was told that it would also be another 27.00$added for parking I was VERY disappointed

Negatives: The entire hotel was freezing cold. You had to wear coats, hats and gloves in the restaurant while you ate. We set the thermostat in our room to 85 and still had to wear layers of clothes. Our balcony door rattled in the wind, keeping us up at night.

Negatives: I stayed for 4 nights, in 3 different rooms, and last night's bed wasn't the most comfortable

Negatives: How to pay for parking. It was next to a train the train was going all night Can I get no rest and no sleep

Negatives: The hanging ceiling tiles the poo stains on the floor i didn't like that it didn't havea fridge so my medication was unusable the next day and it looked old. Need to paint reptile put new carpet and new showers in

Negatives: The room was very hot, ac did not work well. Restaurant staff rude and slow.

Negatives: Unfortunately... Parking are not included even though the location was not in down town!! I wished that parking is complementary with room rate!!

Negatives: The area with the homeless was pretty screechy. However, the security guard and key pad made up for it.

Negatives: Parking must be complementary.

Negatives: Oh my, this list is a long one, I haven't had to write a review like this in a while. Although I didn't have a choice when I travel I pretty much always stay at a Hilton if it is an option because I have always been pretty happy with my stays. I was traveling for an event at this hotel. I didn't book with the group because I missed the date so I booked through Booking.com; no problem the price was basically the same as if I had purchased in the block. I reached out to Sara who was in charge of the event block and she got me all settled in so I would have a room with everyone else and that my parking would be free. I get to the hotel and I am checking in and they try to charge me for parking...Thankfully this time around the young man says no problem and removes the charge. Then he says the hold is $50/night; I have never had to pay per night but whatever. Thankfully I try to travel with a buffer. I had requested at reservation a fridge for meds in my room. I was told first come first serve from the get with Sara. So I asked to be put on the waiting list since none were available the night I checked in. The young man said there were checkouts with fridges and I was one of the first 3 on the list so he was pretty sure I would get one. Fine; meds on ice for the night and morning no biggy. I get up to my room; the hallway has a hint of pot smell. It was light enough I thought maybe I just happened to walk through the hall after someone had been smoking it outside. I get into my room and it isn't clean but it's not the worst I have seen either, go to take a shower and find a thumb-sized hole in my towel. The bathroom floor is sticky. The bathroom door is two different grays; due to touch up with a different color. I found a toenail on the floor while doing yoga, the artwork is out of date and looks like a fish butt. I didn't ever get a fridge but a friend of mine who checked in the next day (after me) got a fridge.