The cost was $159 a night for a two room suite. The suite had two beds and a pull out couch, which worked perfected for a group of three guys.
The hotel has an old feel to it. The lobby has the old time grandeur to it.
The reception desk is to your left after entering the front door:
Check-in took less than 5 minutes. Which was very especially nice at 1am and flying in from the east coast. After checking-in, we were off to room 611:
The room was a corner suite and opened directly into the living room.
The couch turned into a bed (my bed). It had a firm mattress and a soft mattress pad. It wasn't the best bed, but it worked.
This area had a desk:
And a wet bar with a sink and refrigerator:
Sorry for the dark picture: forgot to take one in daylight |
The hallways were bright, but tactful
I was unable to get pictures of pool because there were kids in it the 2 times, I went to go take pictures. It look awesome and plenty of places for people to lounge.
The hotel has a restaurant, Portland Prime. It is only open for Lunch and Dinner:
Also, downstairs is a game room with arcade type games:
If a mileage run has me in PDX again, Embassy Suites, here I come.
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