It's a good budget hotel. The staffs are very kind. The location is very convenient to hot places and safe. I'd like to book again in case I visit Portland once more.

Run down , not very clean in room. Or property

The beds were okay. Good place to sleep if just for the night

We didn't stay here because it smelled like cigarette smoke and we saw a blood stain on the shower curtain. I talked to the manager and he said we could get a refund, but had to work through Expedia. Expedia tried countless times to contact the property but was unable to process the refund. So we are disputing the charge with our credit card company.

What was advertised was NOT AT ALL what I got. The hotel claimed it had a fridge in unit, there was none. It claimed it was a non-smoking room, but the room smelled like smoke - as did the whole hotel. The floor had a huge chunk missing out of the laminate flooring planks that was so bad it exposed the floor support joists. The AC didn't work about half of the 6 days I was there. So to pay over 550$ for 7 days was far too much for a hotel room that was barely one step above a Honey Bucket.

Blood stains from what appeared to be bed bugs and boot prints on the sheets. Tried moving rooms, second room same issues. Was given new sheets to put on the bed and I ended up using a piece of plastic as a prophylactic.

Very solid older motel. Thick walls not any city noise. Some items in the room, while they worked could use a little TLC

This is not a place I would recommend to anyone. It is clearly being used as temporary living. The hallway carpets are discussing and the musty oder permeates the air as soon as you walk in. The building has potential with large rooms but so poorly kept. The room we stayed in had filthy floors, no towels, a whole bunch of counter space for no reason with an old ragged computer chair. You couldn’t open the window because there was no screen and the neighbor hood is seriously questionable with men smoking crack in cars outside and a whole lot of late night activities surrounding the building. The bed was comfortable enough with clean sheets. The remote was sticky. The smell in the room was so horrible I had to burn incense to mask it. I couldn’t fall asleep because there was a bug that looked like a roach in the bathroom and another one dead on the floor, and where there is one there are more. The worst part is that I had reserved for 3 nights but immediately contacted customer service about cancelling the remaining nights and getting a refund. Unfortunately I have not received a refund yet because Expedia hasn’t been able to contact the property management to confirm that I didn’t stay the extra nights. This place is horrible and it needs to be gutted and remodeled completely.

Old shilo inn. Needs renovations

From the moment I checked in, this hotel had a very low-end feel. My room was not clean, and the general atmosphere was uncomfortable. The surrounding area is filled with homeless encampments, which made me feel uneasy, especially as a solo traveler. Even worse, the window in my first-floor room didn’t lock, raising serious safety concerns. I asked to see other rooms, but all three that I was shown smelled strongly of marijuana. Overall, this was a very unpleasant stay, and I would not recommend this property.

Place was dirty and damaged. Hole in bathroom door, stains on the wall, trash all around hotel.

Arrived at the location to find beat up cars, a couple with flat tires, a stack of old tires in the flower bed and the reception on area was locked. We were NOT able to check in at 4pm and as we had a tight schedule to keep we left the hotel and went somewhere else. Currently fighting to make sure I am not charged for the stay since we could not check in.

Pros: Chose this place solely on price & location to Moda Center for a concert, which was perfect. The room had small fridge and microwave and there are plenty of hotel restaurants and cafes within walking distance. Cons: Front desk service has restricted hours and the place smells of cigarettes. Photos on Hotels.com are outdated and present a brighter, cleaner facility. Towel rack above toilet was missing so the clean bath towels were left on top of the toilet tank which felt dirty. Dumpster was overflowing with trash into walkway to enter building. Unfortunately I would probably not stay here again.

Very great staff

The white sheets were covered in brown and yellow stains. There were homeless people sleeping right outside the windows and back door. The furniture is extremely old, scratched, or falling apart. And there were no mini refrigerators.

Lobby was locked certain times of the day. Hall and rooms smelt like weed. Pulling into the parking lot was red flags. This hotel isn’t worth a $100 a night.

Smelled like poop or sewage as soon as we arrived.

It was good

This hotel is in transition and definitely not renovated (yet?). Due to the transition, you can only pay in cash onsite. The sign on the outside is the old name, adding to the confusion for our driver. The lobby is not open 24/7. The halls smell like broccoli and cigarettes. No breakfast was availabpe but we saw 2 vending machines. The carpet was terribly stained but the sheets and bathroom were clean, and we didn’t see any bugs. The rooms are expensive at $150 with taxes so we cannot recommend them unless you have a family member at the hospital nearby (Unity). Having said all this, they have free parking, decent coffee pods, microwaves, & refrigerator. Most importantly, the proximity to Unity was priceless. You can always have a mocha or latte across the street at the fancy hotel for a change of scenery.

The entire hotel smelled aweful, the carpets were torn and there was a bug in our room.