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2.9 (107 reviews)
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Outside courtyard that faces the river
Jeremy R.

For accommodations, this place is comfortable, nice little place to get away especially if visiting the Portland area. It's far enough away from downtown, for it to not be too busy. A lot of reviews I read talk about the parking situation being slim, but since they're a Marriott, they share parking with other Marriott branched hotels in the area. You can either park in the underground garage our in the lot across. Since I have a longer car, I decided to take the latter option. We got the room with 1 king bed, amenities were all there, a fridge, microwave, large TV. The bathroom was somewhat dated, but it was fine for us. Bed a little too soft for our liking. The patio/courtyard area is very open and inviting, I bet it's really nice here in the summertime. We booked with the breakfast option, and it didn't disappoint, I had the continental breakfast which included a parfait and a bagel. While my partner ordered the breakfast quesadilla. Not bad, their coffee was coffee-ing as we like to say. Great experience! Will plan on staying here again next time we come to Portland for an overnighter

View of Geese and House Boats along River view from Deck of the Marriott North Portland

Great Staff , beds are comfortable location is scenic but the service was not available. I was there visiting family and friends nearby for Holiday week. My wi -fi in room was in/op & my TV unable to program, lighting difficult to operate , the fan continued after I turned it off so I either had to have air blowing hot air or air conditioning could not turn off fan. I could not get any black tea for my room as the housekeeping staff could not find any and the staff on my floor only spoke Spanish. So I could not even make a cup of tea in the room! The room was facing a construction site of new apartment building being built. ( They probably since it was so empty could have offered a better room for me since I am a member of Marriott's Program ?) I was there for Thanksgiving week 2024 and was expecting to get a free breakfast daily. The day I arrived I went down to get a breakfast and was told they got a notification (probably because of low reservations to shut down the Kitchen for the Holiday week) The next morning it was available they figured out a mistake had happened and they meant only shut down after the free breakfast time was over! I was able to get a wonderful breakfast (this is a Starbucks staffed counter to order from. Jon from the staff there made me an excellent breakfast scramble with Black Tea! Jon made up for the no breakfast the day before and offered any of the items on their menu to prepare for me to go! It was delicious and very kind of him to offer more! The staff at the front desk was very accommodating and made up for some of the glyches I had experienced. Rain at the front desk was able to assist me getting something for Breakfast....I only asked where to get the Breakfast and showing me where a eatery down the block might be open to get a breakfast. ( It too was closed but when I came back she gave me a small cup of oatmeal to make from their small pantry store when I returned hungry). The staff at night and the morning were both great. Rain was helping me get set up with getting an Uber as my phone had a breakdown and couldn't order it myself! The evening staff tried to reset the wi fi and could not give me any instructions on how to reset the tv or program it to work! They had a beautiful large deck facing the River and in photos had a fire pit lit up at night. I had to ask the deck if they could turn it on as it was windy and cold out on the deck... (Since I was only one out there they had never turned it on! probably to save energy. ) My original reservations was made I thought directly with the Hotel as I looked up a phone contact for Marriott North Portland and thought I had made my reservation directly with them..( if you search online you get directed to Expedia's phone contact not the Marriott~. When I arrived at the Marriott they informed me my reservation had been made through a 3rd party so it was processed thru Expedia not directly thru Marriott? That meant I could not have them change my reservation would have to contact Expedia to make any changes? ( I had received a phone number from my daughter to call for a pick up from PDX when I arrived around 10 30 pm at the airport. It but at the Portland North Marriott and that they did not have airport pick up available. So I did not arrive at this Portland North Marriott till very late at night after waiting for a Uber to take me to the correct Marriott! So it was fast to check in and I was told about the free breakfast in the morning at the Star bucks near the front desk... It was the next morning that I found out they were given the notice to shut down their Restaurant for the rest of the week. Here is a link to some photos of view from the Deck of Portland North Marriott https://photos.app.goo.gl/PhZKzybTpofrDiY99

Michelle M.

Excellent! Beautiful! Convienient! First time at this location for a Marriott Brand Hotel, From arrival to checking out they do provide a complimentary Shuttle to PDX Airport about 25min depends on traffic and check with hotel for pick up times. Staff greeted us upon arrival , Nice lobby area with Starbucks//The Bistro with food and beverage and a full bar. They offer Free High-Speed Internet , Fitness Center, Pool , NO Pets Allowed at this hotel and On-site parking. Our room a clean and fresh King with sofa bed, Tv , mini fridge and a view of Columbia River. Do they have a coffee maker? YES , no complimentary bottled water on our stay, but yes they do have complimentary toiletries like toothpaste and toothbrush if you forgot to pack them. Ahhh the patio nice space with a gazebo for weddings? a firepit seating area nice on cool starry nights or just relaxing and a beautiful fountain. They also have 4 event rooms for meetings or weddings NICE! The area , it's near University of Portland , Portland International Raceway and Portland Expo Center where you can walk from the hotel on a path about 10mins to catch the max light rail YELLOW LINE to Downtown PDX. Accomadations meet our needs , Staff was very helpful with great service. Yes, I do recommend this hotel to my YELP FRIENDS

Patty B.

Came here as our flight was delayed and enjoyed our stay. It's about 20 minutes from the airport and there is a free shuttle that will pick you up and drop you off to and from and the airport. The best feature of this hotel is indeed their shuttle that will take you anywhere within 5 miles. It may take some time for the shuttle to arrive to you, but you can't beat a free car ride! We were able to get doughnuts and burritos during our stay! The floors are a bit sticky and the couch within the rooms are pretty dated. There's a lovely walk along the water that you can take and watch the sunset in. The pool and hot tub area are clean and the gym is a bit small.

room w/ 2 beds. it had a microwave/mini fridge which came in handy.
Sophia S.

My fiancé, daughter, dog & I stayed here as he was on a business trip. Cozy rooms with a nice tv that swivels outwards/side-to-side. The bed's are comfy with good comforters and they had both firm and soft pillows so you're able to take your pick. The pool is heated and the jacuzzi was a plus, I took my daughter to go swimming and we had both to ourselves. Score! We liked the bar/bistro, the bartender gave great service + was a good conversationalist-just that it was a little overpriced. Not his fault. He did make really good drinks, though. Plus, the food was great. It's unfortunate they didn't offer breakfast, but on the bright side it's only a 10 minute drive from Portland which has lots of food options to choose from. (I'd suggest avoiding busy traffic times which will double your commute time.) The parking garage is convenient but getting to it is annoying as the street it's on has cars always parked on both sides so when there's a car going on either side it's a bit of a squeeze, plus there's a bunch of reckless drivers from the surrounding apartments who don't look as they're pulling out so be mindful. The two biggest downsides to staying here were that one, there was construction going on late at night (past 10p) which made it hard to fall asleep. And second, there were a ton of fruit flies flying around the room which made it uncomfortable to eat in there, I lost track of how many I had killed after 5.

Mount Saint Helens on a clear day sunset
Bruce E.

From the hotel, It's late August summertime - dry, fire alerts , clear skies, no rain in sight; but the views, north, west and east are WOW. more specific: Mount Saint Helens to north and Mount Hood(blocked partially by a building) was spectacular. It's 8:45 pm, it's still light on the patio, our water side view from the 4th floor balcony with water craft and house boats on the island between us and Columbia River, below, fire pit, tables and deck chairs, people coming and going. Above the airlines taking off from PDX, sea gulls and fly overs by local duck and geese; so lots going on. The hotel is built up for the view. Lobby is spacious and leads to the curse of two small elevators to parking below and rooms above (you want the rooms with windows facing water north). The staffing, lack of hotel maintenance and housekeeping are hurting this hotel. The room after AGM Spring and Teresa recleaned was great, their recovery saved the stay and added A Star to our review.

To start my wife and I are long time Marriott Bonvoy and Vacation Club members. Long enough that we're at Titanium Elite or some other such nonsense rating. Generally speaking Marriott is always a nice place to stay, this Courtyard is an exception. The desk representative on the night of March 1 was particularly indifferent and seemingly more concerned about the woes of Goth life via modern society, no greeting, none of the usual pleasantries, no walk through of your membership status (that something you buy into and is a big Marriott selling point) etc. Note that almost everyone else working here is very nice and friendly. Got our keys, up to the 4th floor, keys don't work, come back down get a new set, thankfully these work. The parking garage is a bad joke, these are more smart car spaced than anything else. Room and grounds are generally clean. Room bathroom is a disaster (see attached pictures). The shower head curve pipe has a hole in it so a stream of water constantly shoots out of this over the shower curtain onto the floor.....no way you can fix this outside of maintenance, so each night or morning when you use the shower the bathroom floor is full of water. (note this must be a long term issues as the water hits the top hings of the bathroom door and its completely rusted out...see pic) They also fail to mention they only do housekeeping every other day so you have to live with that water for 24 hours. Tub ceramic is cracked (see pictures) rust down the shower wall (see pictures). Come back to our room the 2nd day, again keys don't work. Get new keys to the room, front attendant, very nice young man says "our key system is horrible and very outdated, we have to replace keys all the time. Day 2, coming home from shopping, again, keys don't work, back to the front desk, new keys, mention the shower leak (still no one to fix that). If you are a frequent Marriot Member, Platinum, Titanium or some such do not expect this Courtyard to honor any of the contractual benefits you get at other Marriotts.

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Downtown, Southwest Portland

I traveled to Portland for a weekend and a friend suggested the Duniway Hotel. We arrived on a…read moreFriday, and it wasn't crowded and we were checked in right away. The lobby area had a small restaurant/lounge area and a bar. Both were nice. The front desk staff were very friendly and told us the amenities of the rooms we reserved. We booked the King Wellness Room. I didn't know what to expect when we booked it, but it sounded interesting. The room was a good size, and offered great amenities: -Plush Robe -Infrared light in the bathroom, which was nice if you needed to get up during the night -A yoga mat and a pair of small weights -Eye masks and ear plugs -An alarm clock that had settings to pipe in different sounds, i.e, ocean, rain, white noise, etc. -Coffee/Tea station with complimentary coffee and tea We also had access to the indoor pool and fitness which was a pleasant surprise. The fitness area had treadmills, bicycles, weights, a television, water station and was very clean. The indoor pool was nice as well. The location was perfect - we were walking distance to many things as well as a block away from transit (bus and light rail) which took us to different areas of town. I would highly recommend using the light rail to get around if needed. The pricing was competitive and the staff was great - I would recommend this hotel and would definitely stay there again.

Found the Duniway via Costco package at a reasonable pricing for downtown Portland. Parking is…read moreattached next to the hotel, kind of easy to miss the first time around and with all the one way streets it can get a bit hectic. You could also park in the front of the hotel for quick drop off if you miss the parking structure. Our check in process was a bit disappointing. There was only one worker doing the check in, and he was SO SLOW. I don't know if it was the computer issue or what, but it took me half an hour to check in, and there was only 2 people in front of me. Having a live music band a few feet from the check in desk also was not helping. The room is clean and everything works as expected. The breakfast was included with our package, and this was one of the highlight. It was not regular buffet breakfast, it is actually restaurant-grade foods at the lobby, I think it's called the Melrose? The downside is wait time is horrendous. My work around for this is order them to go first thing in the morning. They have a barista there too that makes great lattes. Location is very convenient, walkable to all the restaurants on my list, there is a communal food trucks area just a block from the hotel. The other downside is there was so many hobos in the area... but that is not in the hotel's control.

The Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Portland - 9th Floor Room

The Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Portland

(1k reviews)

$$$

Downtown, Southwest Portland

The Nines is a good hotel. I stayed here for a business conference, and was really pleased with…read moremost aspects of my stay. The staff here were really friendly and professional. As far as my room, it was well appointed and clean. The only issues I had were in the evenings, when I had all the lamps on in my room, it wasn't quite bright enough. The gym was great but the o my complaint was there was only one exercise mat in the entire gym. Fortunately I was able to claim it when I worked out, but it was also nail biter that such a large hotel would only have one mat. I stayed in the 9th floor and found the room to be quiet. Another plus was the amount of viewing options on the TV. In addition to cable, there are additional streaming options- I love that I had access to Pluto TV. That is a huge plus. Overall, The Nines is a good hotel and the misses were quite small. I would definitely stay here again next time I visit Portland.

Located in downtown Portland right next to Pioneer Square. If you're planning on driving in, it can…read morebe a little annoying. You can valet right in front of the hotel or there are some public parking garages nearby. The actual lobby is on the eighth floor, and depending on how busy it is the elevators can be a little slow. No issues with the service. Everyone was friendly. They even spent the time trying to figure out what email I had linked to my Marriott account. The room itself was beautiful. I did enjoy having the nice couch, though there were some stains on it. The view wasn't anything too special, it overlooked the next-door building. The bathroom was clean, well lit, and I enjoy not having the little bottles of shampoo and conditioner, and instead the larger containers for less waste. It was generally quiet in the room, though you could hear the light rail go by. Wasn't a huge fan of the fact that the mini fridge was full of things that if I touched it would charged my room. If you wanted to bring leftovers from nearby restaurant, you can't because there's no space in the fridge to put things. Overall it was a good place to stay while in Portland.

Courtyard by Marriott Portland North - hotels - Updated October 2026

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