As a travel journalist, my purpose is to uncover the soul of a place—its history, its service, the memories it houses. Sometimes, however, the search leads not to a soul, but to a profound and chilling absence of one. During my research, I encountered a press investigation that has forever marked this establishment in my mind. The report detailed the trafficking of a child—a systematic process of coercion and horror that used this very hotel as a pivotal node. The child was moved through its corridors, forcibly drugged within its rooms, and subjected to repeated sexual assault. The most harrowing detail, the one that shifts this from a terrible news item to a visceral, human nightmare, was the mention of the child’s cries for help during the assault. As a professional, I am trained to maintain composure, but as a human being, I found myself physically sickened, haunted by the imagined echo of those pleas against the indifferent walls of a supposed sanctuary. This is not merely a bad review about threadbare towels or poor room service. This is about the fundamental contract of hospitality: that a space provides safety, dignity, and care. When that contract is not just broken but savagely inverted—when a place becomes a selected venue for such calculated evil—it ceases to be a hotel. It becomes a crime scene with a concierge. The immediate, legal culpability lies, of course, with the perpetrators. But a building, an institution, is not an innocent bystander. Serious questions must be asked, and they are questions I now ask of any traveler considering a stay here: What protocols were absent that allowed this to occur? What training did staff lack to recognize the signs of trafficking and distress? Was there a culture of willful blindness, where the transaction of a room key outweighed the moral transaction of human decency? The silence of a hotel in the face of such allegations is its own deafening testimony. To choose to stay here is to make a choice. It is to financially support an entity that is forever linked to a story of ultimate violation. You are not just booking a room; you are casting a vote for what you are willing to overlook. For me, the ledger is clear. The luxury of a quiet night’s sleep here is purchased at the unacceptable cost of ignoring a child’s screams that, though now silent in reality, should roar eternally in our collective conscience. There are failures in hospitality that can be remedied with a renovation, new management, or an apology. Then there are failures that are moral, absolute, and irrevocable. This, based on the documented horrors that unfolded within its premises, falls into the latter category. I cannot, in good faith, review the thread count of the sheets or the quality of the breakfast buffet. The only relevant critique is of the establishment’s character, and it has been found catastrophically, unforgivably wanting. I do not award this hotel stars. I mark it with a stain. A stain that no amount of bleach, no corporate rebranding, can ever erase. Travelers of conscience should avoid it without a second thought, for to walk its halls is to walk over a grave of innocence.

I found a sticky piece of crap under the covers in the smoke smelling room. They didnt have an extra sheet so they gave us another room.Very dirty place. They moved to another room so I guess that's good. Literally the only time I have ever found actual feces in a bed. Yeah, so gross. I may be scarred for life.

Definitely don’t book the King deluxe sofa sleeper if you’re expecting a queen size pull out mattress. There was pubic hairs all around the top of the shower, pubic hairs and PISS left around the toilet, the back of the toilet had piss all over it as well, cobwebs and spiders EVERYWHERE.. like as if they’ve never heard of a duster before. To top that off all because of a one day discrepancy they banned me from booking at this location when I had a full month to pay up front for. Absolutely insane. Side note at 4pm when they said I had to pay another night, guess what I did.. I got my moms card and paid that extra night. Can’t believe they’d do this to a single mother with a 3&5 year old.

Clean beds and comfortable. Clean bathroom. Fridge and microwave work and clean. Full-size ironing board and iron. Laminate flooring. Needs improving: 3/4 lamps need repair (lights turn on); drapes need replaced and hooked up properly-there are small holes in them; countertops have burn marks and are very old-caulking job in kitchenette is way overdone and sloppy; burner knob is missing.

We stayed three nights as we had appointments at OHSU. The staff were very accomodating. We needed a first floor for medical reasons and they upgraded our room to a king. They were very nice and dog friendly. These people love doggies. Just nice folks overall. Xaviar brought some items to the room we needed, he was a cool young man, and we met a gal with long black hair and a guy that was her working teammate and they were very nice to chat with. I really liked the trees and trails and it was a nice quiet setting. There were BBQ's and picnic tables. Rooms were clean. Everything we needed worked. I saw some other reviews but that was not our experience. Our experience was very positive and we'll stay again. Recommended.

Absolutely loved staying here! I’d 10/10 recommend staying here especially if you’re planning on having a long stay. The manager Cameron is on top of things and goes above and beyond for his customers. I’m a single mom with two young children and was staying here for a little over a month while we were working on finding a permanent home. Let me just say he did more than just giving us great customer service, he helped me out in more ways than I’d expect any motel/hotel to help. Any issues we had he resolved immediately or in a reasonably timely manner. In the future if I need somewhere to stay I will for sure be returning to this location specifically. I can’t thank Cameron and his team enough, especially Wendy she was very friendly and definitely knew how to do her job efficiently and well. One more shoutout is to the maintenance (I believe) manager, she was a female with long black hair, very well put together gal, I wish I got her name but her and the guy that was working with her were all great help with any minor issues I incurred while staying here. All of these staff members go above and beyond what’s necessary. So thank you all so much for everything you helped me and my two little ones with ? I’m beyond thankful for all of you, including the ones I didn’t mention, nearly everyone was great.

The staff was friendly but when we got there we were placed in a suite next to a Domestic violence incident, un which a man who we saw lying in his truck was beat up by another man who also lived in there and had a warrant. Did not make us feel safe what so ever. The room was size was nice and it did have two bathrooms. However, only one bathroom had a shower head and the other bathroom's door did not open all the way and the towel rack was close to falling from being so loose. There was no trash bin inside the rooms; they did have trash cans outside but it was so overfilled with trash it was so messy. Also, one of the lights did not work. Luckily it ended up being only me and my boyfriend staying so we just dealt with it but if we had brought our kids I think we would have left elsewhere. Breakfast was two muffins and coffee to go.

I’ve got to say the manager Cameron goes above and beyond. There was a couple hiccups when I first moved in, but they almost immediately fix any issues I had with the room. If you’re thinking of staying here long-term this group of staff is fantastic and very accommodating. I would 10 out of 10 recommend this place, especially for long a stay.

My husband and I are beyond happy with the customer service we have received from all staff while staying at this hotel but especially grateful for Cameron's customer service. During our stay we had plenty of questions regarding rates/extensions and Cameron was patient with everything we asked. He is doing great managing this hotel and staff, thank you!

The service here is amazing! The front desk staff are more than accommodating. We unexpectedly had to stay in a hotel for longer than anticipated and the staff are understanding and friendly. The beds aren't the most comfortable but for the price you can't beat it. Rooms have kitchenettes which makes it nice to feel more at home. They accommodated our pets as well!