Ramada by Wyndham Portland

The shower heads were dirty and really could use an upgrade. Recommend adding hooks for towels in the bathroom and update paint, caulking, etc. We also requested a noon check out. The person we spoke to stated they would put it in the notes, however, we received multiple knocks on the door while we were packing. The bed was comfortable, but some minor upgrades would do wonders.

Need tables and at least one chair for table. Beds are too high, very hard to get into if you are shorter. An available foot stool by request would be nice. Also, check into getting Portland area or state maps for pickup. They are available through the state. And, lastly, it would be nice if the people working the desk be more aware of their surrounding. I tried asking questions about the area and could not get answers as the person was not familiar enough with the area to help. (they live in Washington and only work in Oregon.) the morning person was quite helpful but the evening person knew nothing. I am Oregon resident and know somethings, but a tourist would not get much information.

Lady at the front desk was a zombie. At times she wouldn’t even register that you had spoken to her. Location is not wonderful; lots of homeless in the area. First room we went to had sawdust on the floor, an unpleasant smell and stains that we optimistically took for ketchup. Went to tell the zombie at the front desk who helpfully told us that housekeeping would take care of it in the morning. Seriously. We asked for another room which was okay at best. Everything was old (finish long worn off, dings and chips everywhere) but clean enough to sleep in. Definitely would not stay here again.

This location was great. Close to friends and family. Close to the funeral I attended. The Ramada building looked old and in need of repair and updating! I walked into the elevator and found about a half inch of water on the floor. My room was clean but had gouges in the wall and needed painting. The staff members were very friendly polite and professional.

Staff were helpful and assisted us with our queries. It’s located in a run down part of town with limited access to amenities, you will definitely need a car to make your way around. Rooms were a bit tired and could do with an uplift, but bed was comfortable and clean. Fresh towels were provided daily but bed was not made up, which would normally be expected. Probably more motel than hotel.

Acoustics good; quiet was conducive to satisfying night's sleep. Room designated accessible had bathtub standard height, so challenging to clear side to step in. Housekeeping staff very responsive to requests. Hole apparently punched in bathroom door somewhat unnerving. Clean washer/dryer setup nice, but found washer wasn't working after adding detergent and clothes. No sign warning Out of Order had been posted.

The hotel was dirty. Bug in room, others hair on blanket. They might be giving away vouchers for homeless people. Coffee wasn’t bad

Within the facility was fairly nice. Rooms were fairly clean and breakfast was decent. You get outside the property there are signs of homeless encampments around the area just down the street are a couple of ***** clubs that kind of drag down the area.

The chair in our room had a broken leg which kind of launches you forward if you sit in it. The doors don’t close properly and the room smells like cigarette. Paint chipped and no curtain for the shower. Should get a full refund. Breakfast was ok.