Econo Lodge Portland – I-205

Stayed here with a friend for the night (¹²⁄₂₉)
We got a non smoking room with a king sized bed for $ 90 for the night.
The room was nice and it isn’t hard to see that they take good care of their rooms. The bed was comfortable but I wish there were more comforters or something… come time to sleep, it was freezing. We turned on the heater but it didn’t help much.
The lock for the door is kind of shady too… it was hard to tell if it was locked or not.
For being last minute, I suppose it was worth the price but if I planned ahead, we could have stayed at a hotel for around the same price.

Stayed here on a Saturday arriving at 9:30p.m. front desk was okay, not rude but didn’t go out of his was to smile or be friendly. Paid 95 $ for our room that had all the typical amenities. It was clean, clearly trying to hide the «run down «factor of it but if you could look past the cosmetic issues it wasn’t bad.
My one big complaint is we ALWAYS stay out late, this is our once a month date night so we like to enjoy it. There check out time was 11a. m we called for a late check out and they gave us 25 minutes. The motel 6 close by has a check out time of 12pm and always let’s us check out at 1pm which is helpful when you don’t get in til 5a.m. for some people that wouldn’t be a deal breaker but for me it was. I enjoy the extra hour of sleep.

We had a really great stay here. On our trip we spent a few nights in Portland and then we were checking out the Portland and Washington coast and stayed many places the past week. This was by far the best place along the way on the less expensive end. The other places were highly overpriced and awful every time in different ways.
Comfortable bed and pillows. Microwave and fridge, Hair dryer and AC are definite bonus amenities. Marble counter tops. Sure it still has a tube TV but for the awesome price who cares, we’re not there to watch TV anyway. Water pressure in the shower wasn’t the best but is not a deal breaker. It’s a great location on the way to drive downtown or to take the bus anywhere. Would definitely recommend to stay here.

We had reservations to stay here for three nights. We checked out after one night. The rooms are currently being updated and the beds are comfy, but the area is undesirable for families. There were hookers hanging off the balcony and wandering through the parking lot all night long. There are way too many adult stores, massage places, and even a store featuring private shows. Even the person at the person at the desk compared the area to Broadway street in Los Angeles. Every time we went out the door, grungy looking men drinking beer outside their rooms were leering at my 13 year old daughter. Obviously this is no fault of the hotel owners, but it made all of us very uncomfortable and we felt it was unsafe. If we were staying without children, maybe we would have stuck it out. Also, just a heads up, NO ELEVATOR, so pack light!

Clean room everything works not a whole lot of tv stations free wifi pleasant staff reception. Everything you would expect for under 100 dollars in a major city.

what you’d expect.

I am a California resident and stayed here for two nights back in September. I got an employee discount so I got 2 nights for $ 50. The room was fine. I was on the first floor and my rented U-​Haul was right outside my room. The room had a microwave/​refrigerator. I believe there was free Wi-​Fi, I don’t recall. There was an issue with the shower. I had a hard time getting warm water. It was either hot/​cold. There was a complimentary pastry breakfast in the tiny lobby but I didn’t bother since there was a Starbuck’s within walking distance of the motel. Before booking this reservation, I was reading reviews on this place and people mentioned how «ghetto» the location was. I arrived to the motel at 9:30PM and wasn’t sleepy yet so I was walked to the near-​by Mexican restaurant and to Fred Meyers and I wasn’t scared for my life, so I don’t consider this area «ghetto» at all. Many near-​by restaurants.
I work in a hotel and some of the complaints are understandable but most are ridiculous. You get what you pay for. If you don’t like it, go somewhere else.

If your looking for a front desk lady with an attitude, skeevy hotel room, backed up sink, no clock in the room and your neighbors smoking weed, then this is the hotel for you. Bring your own iron because there’s washes your clothes at the same time. Can’t wait to get up in the morning and get out!!! One star because it won’t allow me to give no stars.

I was excited to see 4 big pillows on the bed but unfortunately I could not sleep on any of them. They were like couch cushions. The mattress was not great either. NO SLEEP 2 nights in a row.
They were willing to print my boarding pass but couldn’t get their computer to work.
The shower was nice & clean with instant hot water.
Upon entering the room, it smelled musty & old — could probably use new carpet. There was a used coffee filter left in the maker which made me notice that the counter was not clean.

The most important thing for me as I travel a lot is to be able to get a comfortable night’s sleep. What a great mattress I had and a great rest in this clean and very economically priced EconoLodge. The room was spacious with a desk/​chair, table/​chair, fridge and microwave. There is some kind of continental breakfast, but with the fridge available, we took some fruit, cheese and bread for our breakfast so we never tried what was offered here. Another nice perk was a strong shower head, so I got a good shower, too. I can’t speak for the comfort of the other rooms, but my 125 was super. If you want to shop, Fred Meyer and WalMart are each within a block of here as well as a Starbucks.