Hotels near World Trade Center

"The property was undergoing renovations when we were there. While the construction did not affect us, they appeared to be understaffed. The check in staff did not appeare to be as knowledgeable as should be and seemed apathetic to our needs. We checked in later in the evening. They only had one person at the makeshift desk at any time. "

"I would not stay downtown Portland again. My car had 2 windows smashed and the contents in my car were stolen. I spoke with the staff at the Hampton Inn & Suites and they said it happens 2-3 times a week. We left after the first night and forfeited our 2nd night. I would appreciate a refund for the second night of our stay. Thank you, David"

"Staff is really graceious, friendly and helpful. I brought my dog and found that they provided a lot as well to help dog owners feel welcome. The only thing I could add is that you have to use QR codes to look at the bar menu and provide tips to staff. "

"Excellent location. We were attending a soccer game at Providence Park, only 8 blocks away. Rooms are spacious and quiet. Tavern was convenient to catch a light lunch. Very polite staff. "

"Everything was great except for the free parking. The lot is extremely narrow parallel parking. Have to back out. and when doing this at night I backed into a black metal stairway that had no safety curb and it blew out my back window and damaged the rear hatch. Had to then drive 3 hours home instead of staying due to safety of my vehicle. "

"Very old building, you could hear the toilet flush from all other units, dusty vents, do not recommend "

"Great hotel! Nice restaurant and the staff go above and beyond. Although if you want a chance at becoming a member and redeeming your points just book directly through their website. They don't allow you to collect points from booking on third-party websites :) "

"Almost perfect. Wish there was a mini fridge and a microwave in the rooms.Even cheap motels provide them. $7 for a bottle of water? "

"Beautiful historical hotel in the downtown core of Portland. Originally built in 1912 there is some obvious older aspects to the building but there’s a beautiful pool, hot tub and the room rooms are spacious. Valet parking is outrageously priced and there isn’t much parking around the hotel unfortunately. There are some downsides to the downtown core due to the social services provided to homeless people down there but overall we felt safe to walk around and enjoy shopping and eating in Portland. "