I did a quick little trip to Portland and need a place downtown near the Roseland Theater. The…read moreSociety Hotel is within 5 minutes walking from there so it was perfect. Its hotel style BUT they also have private rooms you can book with it's own bathroom and super affordable. I didn't the private suite and it was perfect for the one night. The felt desk staff was super friendly both when I checked in and out, the room was clean, super comfy bed and overall loved my stay. The area this hotel is in is a bit sketchy but that's no fault of the hotel, just be aware when walking around especially at night.

The society robbed me of an entire two nights and then turned me out in the street…read more They did so by saying I wouldn't provide ID to their gay bartender And I have no problem with gay people, but I do have a problem with nosiness. They robbed me of one night and then sent the cops down to evict me because I had showed my ID but I had my ID stolen at the local plaid. I had provided a local ID via alternative means, including my power bill from Orlando... And a screenshot of a previous ID with the same license number and verified identification. Portland is not like Washington and does not require a scan for every single check-in. They misrepresented themselves and absolutely put me out on the street when I needed housing. This is why they are getting one star from me. I very rarely log into this account, but I am a very important person, and I am also very influential through alts on social media. This is not a reflection on the person who booked the reservation. It is a reflection on the management of the society and I do not retract a single thing.

When my child said he doesn't want to leave the hotel at the end of our three day stay you know…read moreit's a wonderful experience! The pool is perfect for young kids! It's shallow, has a small slide, dumping bucket, and waterfall. Kids were playing in there for hours! He also loved the breakfast variety each day. We loved the eggs, sausage, bacon, and potatoes, but they also have oatmeal, cereal, breads, muffins, waffles, and fruit. Very kid friendly menu! The gym was big for a hotel gym, including treadmills, bikes, free and a weight machine, ample space, and cold water. The room was large- we had a dog friendly room with a king bed. Usually hotels that allow dogs out you on the first or second floor in sterile rooms but our room was cozy and large! There's a a mini fridge and coffee machine, which you don't need since they always have coffee and tea made in the lobby! What I loved most is the location, close to shopping, close to Powells and Deschutes Brewery- both perfect for anyone with small kids! There's also a park one block away to walk our dog and has a playground. We come to Portland once a year and this was by far our favorite hotel!

The beds are very comfy. The duvet was scratchy so we just took it off. They clean rooms every…read moreother day. The hot breakfast was ok. You can make your own waffles. The had complimentary coffee, tea, hot chocolate thoughout the day. Valet parking was $50 per night with unlimited in and out. Location is good, walking distance to most shops and restaurants.

This place definitely has a fun vibe for hosting events or having happy hour (although sit-down…read moreseating is a bit sparse for large gatherings). Parking in the neighborhood feels sketchy, but I've never had anything actually happen to make me feel "unsafe" in the immediate area. Drinks were top quality. Staff was helpful.

Lovely boutique hotel in old town Portland…read more For parking, they offer valet or a discount at a parking lot just one block over. Right off the bridge and Burnside, at the crux of old town and Portland's Chinatown. Nearby are Old Town Pizza & Brewery, the Society Hotel, Voodoo Doughnuts, the river and park by the river; down the way is Powell's Books. Yes, downtown can be tricky in any city these days. We had no problems going back and forth for dinner and also walking our dog. The hotel is right next to the iconic Chinatown gateway and lion dogs. The hotel itself is marvelous. Hassle free and lovingly designed and decorated. It has a small coffee and pastry bar, a cocktail bar, and a place to hang upstairs called Tope. We loved the vibe and all of the unique parts of the stay experience, such as coffee cups engraved with "99 problems...coffee ain't one" and the lovely city view if you get lucky. Valet is topnotch. So helpful and courteous. Front desk is exceptionally friendly and also helpful. Recommend to do what we did - an overnighter to check it out.

The front desk staff made our short stay one we'll never forget. My wife's brother got married this…read moreweekend, and AMANDA at the front desk hooked up an exhausted couple (an a stressed out his husband) with bubbly and chocolate, helping us make memories with our family in an AFFORDABLE CORNER KING SUITE, looking over a great view of Portland welcomed by kind and helpful staff. We will DEFINITELY be back!

I stayed here with my boyfriend as we were doing a ghost hunting night. We didn't see or feel any…read moreghosts but that is okay. It was nice to get a staycation in. During breakfast the next morning, we did talk to our serve who confirmed some ghostly sightings. Overall the room good. The bed was super comfortable. My only complaint was the sink. The water faucet was not aligned properly and when you wash your hands, the water would go everywhere. Definitely a construction problem.

I've stayed at the Hotel Deluxe a few times now and every visit reminds me why I keep coming back…read more Check-in is so easy it almost feels suspicious. No drama, no confusion, just keys in hand and off you go. The building itself has that great old Portland movie-era charm. It feels like the kind of place where a film star from the 1940s might walk around the corner at any moment looking for a martini. Instead it's usually just me looking for the elevator, but still... the vibe is excellent. Parking is on the next block over and surprisingly easy, which in Portland counts as a minor miracle. I've spent more time looking for parking at grocery stores. Now let's talk about the Driftwood Bar. Do not skip it. Curt the bartender is the kind of guy who makes you want to cancel your plans and just sit there all evening solving the world's problems over a well-made drink. Friendly, funny, and he actually knows how to make a proper cocktail. I wish I had more time to just saddle up to the bar and chat with him. Breakfast at Gracie's was also great. Our waitress Erin took care of us Wednesday morning when the place was mostly empty. Service was friendly, the food looked like someone actually cared when they put it on the plate, and the prices were totally reasonable. No $38 "artisanal avocado toast with existential despair." Just good breakfast done right. So what more do you want? Comfortable clean bed, reasonable prices, great bar, solid breakfast, and you're right in the heart of Portland. If you're staying in the city and want a hotel with character instead of a bland corporate sleep box, Hotel Deluxe is the move. I'll definitely be back...

The actual visit to the hotel was fine. The front desk was helpful. The room was okay. The view was…read moregreat. The parking situation was inconvenient, but fine. After my stay, I had left my hairdryer in the room. The next day I called hoping they would be able to ship it to me. Cat (Kat?) answered the phone and said she found it. I know she found it because she also asked if I had left a brush, which I did. She said she could ship it, but just needed me to pay for shipping first, asked for my email, and said she would send an email to handle that. I never received an email. After a few days, I asked my mom, who is local, if she could just go down and pick it up since I was heading out of the country for a week. She went down to the hotel, but was told they didn't have it. Not only that but there were no notes in the system about it either. Zero information about my previous call or that they were waiting for payment to ship it. So I again called and got Thomas who searched everywhere and couldn't find it any longer. I asked for a manager to call me, this was 2 days ago. Still no call. I can only assume at this point that an employee stole my expensive hair dryer, which is why there were no notes about it and I never received any emails. I'd avoid this hotel in the future. Update 4/30/2026: Since posting this review, the situation has gotten significantly worse. On April 13, I received an automated text from ILeftMyStuff, the hotel's own lost and found system, confirming my hair dryer and brush were found and logged on March 1. I paid for return shipping through their system that same day and never received my items. On April 19 I called and spoke with a staff member named Claudia who confirmed the hotel had my items and would ship them. She later walked that back, saying she had only assumed they were there because they appeared on an internal list. I had previously requested a manager call me back. That call never came. Today the hotel is claiming the items were disposed of on April 1. This is the same staff member, Cat, who originally found my items and confirmed she had them. When my mother went to the hotel in person and when I called, we were both told they had no record of the items whatsoever. They did not notify me before disposing of them despite having my contact information on file from my original call. Note that my original review was posted last month, before April 1 when they supposedly "disposed" of my items.

The hotel we stayed at in Portland was the Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel. It is right next to the water,…read morewith some boats that have cute Christmas lights at night. Overall this hotel was an average hotel I picked it because it was for Amex and I needed to use my credit before the year-end. During our stay, the fire alarm went off and that was insanely loud. No one can sleep through that. Gladly when we came down to the lobby they stated that it was a false alarm. Soon after about an hour or so we got a text message saying that it was a false alarm. I did enjoy the breakfast here at the lobby! That was actually pretty delicious and I would say to try it out. The beds and comfortable and you can also bring your dog into this hotel which is kind of cool! That was a bonus seeing all the different-sized dogs roaming around.

We were only in town for two nights and stayed at the Kimpton. There was a great breakfast place…read moreand two dinner places we visited only a short walk along the river. Loved that we could walk. We used it as our home base for hiking the Multnomah Wahkeena Columbia Gorge as it was only about 25 minutes away. One afternoon, I sat in the hotel bar, drank a glass of wine and enjoyed my book and writing postcards. Our view from the 4th floor overlooking the river was lovely. We used valet parking which was quick and easy. Staff was helpful and welcoming. Beds and pillows were comfortable. Rooms were cool and dark for sleeping. Rooms were clean and spacious. TV was big. Great experience.

When some things weren't to my satisfaction, the manager Kennedy was extremely helpful &…read moreaccommodating. I also want to highlight Micah & Ky who worked in they were very friendly and helpful.

Generally pretty cool: many of the staff, location and some of the style…read more Not that cool is reserving and understanding when not dealing specifically with the Rose & not the umbrella Co- Pineapple; nor, that understanding charges at any time can be a bit much- but the the staff at the Rose are cool to try to deal with it in this regard. While I kinda like different cultures, the Swinger's club they are associated with may have encouraged the nicotine smoke smell in the curtains/ walls- per rumor, but either way- I should have negotiated a lower amount after they didn't use the right treatment after mentioned. Great location, pretty cool staff.

This place is rough... you can tell they don't care for their employees. Not an ideal environment.read more

I write overwhelmingly positive reviews and typically for less than ideal experiences I don't write…read morereviews (very evident by the breakdown of my reviews). I am a loyal Marriott Bonvoy member and have stayed at lots of locations over the last few years and I have always had a good experience with the staff. This location has tainted that. I booked for a day earlier than the day I needed (which was my mistake and something I have never done before). Unfortunately I didn't realize this until I went in to check in for the intended day. I asked for the total being charged to my card prior to paying since this was a new reservation and they lied- they quoted the total charge as $157 and billed $192. I called Marriott Bonvoy to see if I could have the no show full charge for the night before waived (I had a flexible rate that was refundable until the night before the booked stay) and was directed to speak with the staff first. The assistant manager told me that the card was charged automatically and that there was nothing he could do on his end but I could place a ticket with Bonvoy. I placed a ticket with customer service and was told I would receive a response in 3-5 business days. I didn't hear back so I called again after a couple of weeks and spoke with a supervisor who was kind and reopened the ticket as it had been closed without responding to me along with the updated information regarding me being charged a different amount than stated. I then received an email from front desk at the hotel basically saying they are denying the refund as I was told during the stay they can't refund it which is a lie- I was told they couldn't refund without me placing a ticket with customer service. I have recommended this location to others in the past based on a previous stay & I will definitely be telling those folks that this location while clean and well appointed is dishonest & I recommend they cancel their reservations. I will be staying elsewhere anytime I am in Portland. I get that the policy states no refunds if not canceled prior to the date of reservation, but I was lied to and billed more than told which could have made a difference in where I chose to stay on the needed day and was treated rather poorly by the assistant manager for a genuine mistake (& the needed day was less expensive than the day paid for initially). Overall, not the way to treat a returning customer.

We picked Duniway for our 4-day trip due to its location in downtown Portland and the overall…read moreelegant appearance of the hotel from its website listing. Upon arrival, found the lobby and common area as nice as they appeared in the pictures. The hotel staff were friendly and assisted us with a quick check-in. They had an adjacent parking garage that made it very convenient to go in and out of the hotel with our rental car. Our room was in one of the high floors with big windows that got really nice sunlight. The room had modern interiors, furnishing and functional amenities. The beds were comfortable. They had a big indoor pool with warm water. The gym was also nice. The lobby area had the Mayore restaurant where hotel guests went for breakfast and other meals. The bar in the lobby was a popular spot for the guests. The courthouse park, Pioneer Place, public transportation, many other shops and restaurants, all were within few minutes of walk. We had a wonderful time staying at the hotel, with zero issues during the stay. When I went to the lobby few times for questions, the staff members were quick to help.

This is a great location downtown. I flew in so I don't know about the parking situation. I came…read morefor a conference at the Hilton and it was sold out. I am glad it was cause otherwise I wouldn't have discovered this hotel and I really liked it. My room is spacious and the view is great. Staff is friendly and helpful. I liked the central location of it. The restroom is also spacious and clean. They have a bar and restaurant down in the lobby. They also have a workout room available 24 hours.

This hotel is within walking distance of many shops, which is nice…read more The hotel lobby is located on the 8th floor. So when you come in, pass the valet riveters to the left, and take the elevator up. The check-in process was fast, but the elevators took longer than they did. To access the elevators to the room floors, you need a key unless you're going down to the 1st floor or lobby. There's a restaurant on the 15th floor that had a line at the elevator because they wanted to access it without a key, and I think that's what kept the elevator area busy. The rooms are pretty big and spacious, with your usual amenities and mini-bar items. The couch was a good size. However, the TV does not move, so if you are on the couch and watching TV, the angle is sideways. The in-room dining menu is limited, with little selection, and even the restaurant/bar behind the lobby has a limited food menu. The bed was comfortable, but the pillows were very flat when you lay on them. The housekeeping staff was very friendly and nice

What a shame to leave a 3 star review when the front desk staff was so friendly and kind…read more Unfortunately, I can't say the same for the restaurant staff, bartenders, anyone the valet. While AMEX travel provided some good perks, it felt like the property itself fell short. From the restaurant bar not letting us taste a sip of wine even though it was served by the glass, to the long wait to get the glass from the bartender after hoping to sit for a full lunch service. Additionally, when returning to the hotel there were no spots in front for valet, so I out in my flashers and waited 5 minutes for someone to come to my car. They then told me to keep circling the block until the front area cleared. I'd say the service all in all was subpar, slow, and the staff was a bit out of touch...with the exception of the very professional & helpful front desk staff.