Home2 Suites by Hilton Portland Airport

We were there as a couple for seven days. The rooms were clean, the TV was a decent size, and the shower had good hot water and pressure, though I was disappointed it was shower-only. The staff were friendly and great throughout the holidays. The hotel is conveniently located, and the shuttle service was great. Breakfast is included and offered a decent morning spread. Laundry is available too, but about $10 per load is a bit expensive. I wanted to give four stars, but the noise brings it down to three. Soundproofing inside the hotel is rough: kids screaming, stomping from the floor above, and a fire alarm in someone’s room that went off randomly and took quite a while to stop. Outside noise, including planes, was actually well blocked.

This place was really gross. There was Narcan in the silverware drawer, the coffee pot still had a dirty filter from the previous guest, the cups were filthy, and orange stuff was stuck inside the bathtub. Housekeeping must be terrible. I’ve called for two days, but the manager hasn’t returned my calls and the front desk girl won’t help. Definitely stay next door instead. It’s a much better hotel.

I needed somewhere near the airport at a reasonable price before an early flight, and they were accommodating about my early checkout. The suite was pretty big and clean, with comfortable beds and lots of amenities. The kitchen had a good-sized fridge, sink, microwave, dishwasher, dishes, and utensils. There was a couch that looked like it could pull out into a bed, a good-sized desk and chair, and plenty of clothing storage. The bathroom door was odd, and we nearly got locked inside. There was no clock in the room.

The room was fine and the airport is close, but staying here for one night before flying out, I could hear every step from the people upstairs. You can also hear every jet taking off and landing. Parking is free only while you’re staying, then costs $12 a day to leave your vehicle here, more than the airport shuttle lot. Looking back, I’d stay somewhere else.