Great place. Has a clean kitchen, great lobby space, an awesome swingset and basketball court, a…read morelarge activity room, a movie room for movies. It can be rented for parties, weddings, anniversaries, or another event!

Very unfriendly staff, wouldn't give me a refund for a commuter pass to a Charles Eisenstein…read moreretreat that I signed up for five days before it began, then realized a personal spiritual process was too much for me to attend (I had a transformative medicine ceremony two weeks prior). The negative vibe and attitude and lack of heart from this org is striking, considering they host events like Charles Eisenstein. Such a stark contrast from his mission and stalwart example. Shameful in my opinion, and I would encourage everyone to steer clear. I'm sure they'll say, "Sorry, it's in the cancellation policy that we don't offer refunds, but rather credit for future retreats." Well, sorry, I believe in a more heart centered approach, recognizing that I need the $380 way more than you do. I don't have much.

We chose this location for an art association workshop and presentation retreat. We had people…read moreattending from Canada, Texas, Oregon, Washington State, New York, basically all over. There is a central function room that can be used for so many things ..we used it for our art studio work and instruction times. In the room there is heat and air conditioning or you can open the windows and doors to get wonderful fresh air. The whole center is located right on the beach. Absolutely beautiful. There are a number of cabins and a couple dorm style areas. The cafeteria is spacious and so nice. The food is fresh and the recipes are well executed. (Every meal we ate too much because it was so good.) The people who work around the center are friendly and generous and helpful. Multiple groups can be there at the same time. We are planning to use this place again next year we were so impressed.

What a great place! (Since 2018). We stayed in the Elizabeth Barrett Browning room (yes next to…read morethe front door) and loved it. Newly updated this room was so comfortable (loved the gas fireplace). The Inn owners Dale and Misael are very genuine, outgoing, informative and very knowledgeable about the history and places to eat in Portland... steered us to great venues. Continental breakfast was good and we loved the set up of the dining area and having access to snacks 24/7. Thank you for the great ambiance and hospitality. We plan on returning! (2024 Visit, still a wonderful establishment in a perfect location in Portland) (2025 Visit, exceptional as always!) P.s. (2018) We found our room, next to the front entrance, to be quite acceptable. We were a little worried by some of the reviews, but we've had far noisier experiences in those typical long huge hotel hall ways with the throngs of people walking through, getting ice and elevators. Street noise nothing. Even if the windows had been open the noise was just normal. Unless you need to bed yourself in a complete vacuum don't let the negatives count this room out.

The Percy Inn. Where to start...let's start at their…read moremisleading web site , showing a candle and a beautiful piano in a comfortable room with a fireplace. None of which exists, not found despite our extensive exploration of the Premises. No piano, not common sitting area. Instead, a narrow, steep staircase with a curve making it impossibly difficult for us to carry luggage up this flight of stairs. Let's also start with our call at 2pm on the day of our arrival. A courtesy call to advise them of our arrival time. The phone rings, and after several rings, a voice answers. Not with "good afternoon, Percy Inn" not with "hello" or not with "hi this is the Percy Inn", but simply with a bothered "I'm listening". That's all. Huh? Ok. We arrive. No one there. No one answers the doorbell. No one greets you. A guest happens to open the door. Lets us inside. There's an envelope on a desk with my name and instructions on where the room is and a few policy notes. We carry our luggage up a 20-step narrow curved staircase to our room. The next morning we wake early and go into the adjacent breakfast room. A gentleman walks in carrying a tray. No "hello", no "good morning", just a pissed off "coffee isn't ready" clearly annoyed by our presence. Once breakfast is ready we discover there is no cooked meal. Just a simple continental breakfast with hard bagels, Raisin Bran and yesterday's leftover pie. We finish eating and a different gentleman (clearly the owner) comes into the breakfast area. No hello. No "how was your evening?" No head nod. Nothing. We grab our suitcases, and as we are heading downstairs, he calls out to us with "I'll be right down to check you out". A lesson in how NOT to run a Bed & Breakfast. One star for location. Zero stars for everything else.

Gorgeous rustic venue. My friend had a wedding here. They did a great job accommodating the guests…read more They have a house you can rent if you want over night stays and it has a pool. The grounds are wonderful and can also be used for gatherings. My only complaint is there's not enough air conditioning. They had two running and it was still very toasty. Other than that, I highly recommend giving this place a look.

Love staying here each time I'm in town. The decor is industrial/vibrant/trendy which isn't for…read moreeveryone but the staff is always friendly, Chris at the bar is great, the rooms are clean and comfortable and the location is fantastic. Decent gym on the 2nd floor as well!

Terrible rooms. No privacy. Open floor plan with no door separating the shower from the rest of the…read moreroom. Mirror strategically placed so that anyone leaving the shower can be seen by anyone in the room One tiny dresser (2 drawer). No closet, just a clothes rack. Poorly stocked. New clean towels, understanding that with room is cleaned every two days, had to be requested. Expensive and then $40/day to park. Front desk not at all attentive. Would NEVER stay here again.

A fantastic (and relatively affordable) coworking space complete with private conference rooms,…read moreApple computers, snacks and drinks galore, and a great location in East Bayside.

I am based in CA and highly enjoyed my time working at Cloudport in Portland while visiting my…read morecoworkers. Great location and facilities. After returning home, I realized I left a personal item behind. They were kind enough to ship it to me immediately - free of charge! This required an employee taking the item to FedEx during a Nor'easter (!) Thank you Cloudport for your hospitality and exceptional service! Brian

Can't say enough positive things about this venue! This Old Barn is SOO special, and the grounds…read moreare a perfect, absolutely stunning backdrop. My nephews wedding of 95 people this past weekend was absolutely perfect. HIGHLY recommend this special place!

I truly cannot say enough wonderful things about This Old Barn. I had my wedding ceremony and…read morereception at the barn with 110 guests in attendance, and everything was absolutely perfect. Cheryl and Dale, the owners, have a remarkable way of making you feel like family, their attention to detail is spot on, and are extremely responsive to questions. We had been planning our wedding for just under a year during the pandemic and although this was their first wedding season, you would've never known. My bridal party and I stayed the night before at the beautifully built bridal cottage, the hair and makeup team arrived and had plenty of space and lighting to set up in the air-conditioned cottage. The catering team and bartenders that we hired had plenty of space to set up and work, with a full bar and full-size refrigerator, sink for cleaning, and dedicated area for grilling and preparing. Our DJ was set up on the main level on the dance floor ensuring our guests had adequate space for proper celebration. Every question or request we had on the wedding day was answered and met, which was great because that meant we could relax with peace of mind knowing the ceremony site and barn would be ready! The venue itself is so incredibly maintained with acres of green grass, gorgeous hills (makes for excellent photos!), newly built bathrooms, and a brand-new fire pit/patio area, which our guests loved. If you're looking for a well-maintained, rustic style red barn to host your wedding at, look no further than This Old Barn.

The eccentric, quaint, vibes from this adorable little hotel are so true to Portland as a whole!…read moreThis Inn is a complete feast for the eyes the moment you enter! Considering how long this building has been standing, I'm amazed with how well everything looked overall! Beyond the exciting aesthetics, I can't even put into words how amazing and kind the staff were! Nicolette and Danielle were incredibly accommodating and pleasant. They helped with our bags the moment we walked in, showed us right to our room, made sure we had everything we were looking for and were still so chipper when I went down stairs to ask some additional stuff! The mini breakfast smoothie I had with granola on top the first morning I was there...... SO DELICIOUS, especially with the coffee they had available. The morning after they had the perfect portion of pancakes that were delicious, along with a cucumber and grape salad with a yogurt poppyseed dressing! As someone that doesn't often go outside of my normal food comfort zones, it was SO worth the try and I didn't even need to leave my hotel! Other than the whole room being beautifully hand painted, the bedroom and bathroom were extremely clean! The bed was ginormous and had the cutest stepping stool to get into it along with just being plain ol' comfy. The robes they have for you in the closet are so nice after you're out of the shower and have nothin else to do but lounge! If you want to lounge in your normal clothes there are SEVERAL adorable places in the Inn to do so! Long story short, this Inn is so worth a visit if you appreciate eclectic art that keeps your eyes busy for hours, cute reading nooks by windows looking out into Portland, a warm fire to wake up to and smiling faces all around!

Welcome to Portland's 'bug and breakfast', where the pile of dirty bed linens in the kitchen is…read moreonly slightly less disgusting than the bugs crawling in and out of bed with you at night. Don't get me wrong; the smell of cooked goodies in the background and the 1,500 piece puzzle slapped in front of the roaring gas fireplace are thoughtful touches. But the lengthy explanation when you register of how to avoid a $15 parking ticket (in place of "free parking") and the over $300/night price, are rather off putting. Please explain how this 8+ bedroom older than god residence finds itself listed as a hotel on sites such as Expedia and Hotels.com. I'm discovering this more and more alarming as you travel through New England. Little startup investors bill themselves as hotels when all they seem to be are old homes with a bunch of beds and $$ signs in someone's eyes. The Pomegranate Inn is the latest in the line of promised romance and failed expectation. My recommendation? Check in at the local Holiday Inn instead.