Residence Inn by Marriott Portland Hillsboro/Brookwood

The hotel was quiet, clean, and comfortable, and the desk staff were very nice and helpful. I slept better than I have in a while in my king studio. There were people in rooms around and above me, but the walls seemed well insulated. The kitchenette and sofa bed in the sitting area were handy. I liked that it wasn’t within walking distance of food or shops since I wanted somewhere quiet. It rained all week, so I didn’t get to try the outdoor space, though it looked like a nice place to relax. Breakfast had a good variety of choices. I’d recommend it.

I come here whenever I’m in town for work training. The rooms are a good size, and the kitchens are fully equipped. My only real gripe is that the Wi-Fi sometimes logs me out after a few days, then it’s very hard to bring the sign-in page back up.

The rooms were very clean and had all the comforts of a self-contained apartment. Staff were welcoming and friendly, from the front desk and housekeeping to the bartenders. Breakfast had awesome options, too. Great hotel and location. Can’t wait to go back!

The rooms and hotel are nice enough, but I was never told while booking that parking costs an extra $12 a day. It feels like a hidden fee, and charging for parking seems ludicrous at a hotel in this kind of location. The EV chargers are a nice idea, but staff didn’t know how they worked. They need a separate app and cost a lot: $0.66/KWh for Level 2 charging for 240 minutes, then $5/KWH after that. Not a typo. Did Marriot get bought by Private Equity or something? That’s the feeling this gives me.