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11 de marzo de 2024
The hotel itself is a nice, modern, clean business hotel with the expected comforts. Even a little a nicer than the average facility for its class. Not the most sound proof room I’ve been in (lots of foot noise & adjacent alarms and such), but overall, a very nice room, lobby, and facility. The neighborhood though holds down the ranking. It’s in a very crowded little alley of a street that is very dangerous to drive down. If I were the hotel manager, it would be my priority to lobby the City of Portland to only allow parking on one side of Anchor Way. As it is, driving in and out of the hotel is a game of chicken and scraped door paint. The tight drive is compounded by the lack of any other businesses near the hotel. You pretty much need to drive in and out to get anything you might need. Including lunch, a meal not offered at the on site bistro. The hotel is pretty much isolated on a dead end, high density single street of condominiums with no easy access in, out, or to anything. None of this is the fault of the hotel, but it’s a reality that has grew up around it. I didn’t use a ride share, but this isolated location must really increase the costs of those who do. It’s odd that’s it’s location is extremely crowded yet isolated, but here it is. A quirk of zoning I imagine. Things are great once you’re here with all you might need, but the comings, goings, and getting stuff can be a challenge for the faint of heart.
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