Amazing and very accommodating

That hotel was nice, small rooms but heck we were only sleeping there so didnt matter. The area where the hotel is though is very scary. Even passed a homeless man weilding a knife

Loved it, only complaint is I wasn’t expecting how small the rooms were but overall great experience

The hotel itself is pretty great. Clean and well-decorated room. My only complaint about the room would be that the shower design leaves the bathroom covered in water. I would have some safety concerns about walking around the streets near the hotel at night, but it seems OK during the day.

The Hoxton is an ecclectic, bohemian space. I like the decor, tha ambiance and the staff is friendly and helpful.

Loved my stay

Nice hotel, friendly staff but! The area around the hotel is frequented by a large number of homeless drug addicts roaming the area and sleeping in doorways. There were several tented villages nearby. The foul smell generated was very intense. The staff had no corporate appearance such that it wasn’t always clear who were and weren’t staff. We had coffee and pastries for breakfast. Sadly the pasties were stale and had to be returned.

Nice hotel, friendly staff but! The area around the hotel is frequented by a large number of homeless drug addicts roaming the area and sleeping in doorways. There were several tented villages nearby. The foul smell generated was very intense. The staff had no corporate appearance such that it wasn’t always clear who were and weren’t staff. We had coffee and pastries for breakfast. Sadly the pasties were stale and had to be returned.

Stayed here over a weekend with my husband while visiting our daughter in Portland. LOVED our visit and the city, but the Hoxton stay was truly dismal. We booked a larger room which put us in the older part of the building with old single-pane windows in a corner on the 3rd floor. Our biggest complaint was the completely absurd street noise that went on literally from 11pm until 3-4am. We are not unaccustomed to city noise and knew there was a night scene in the area. We can live with that. But there is a country-themed club around the corner that seems to attract people in large trucks who demonstrate their manhood and ability to burn fossil fuels by competing to see who can gun their engines loudest and longest… All. Night. Long. After night one, we asked if we could move rooms, but were told (without any apology or expression of concern) that the hotel was sold out. We bought some earplugs that made things slightly more tolerable over the next two nights. We also waited over 20 minutes to check in while the lone staff person at the front desk dealt with an unhappy guest. We booked a king bed room, and there is NO WAY the bed is a standard king size—more like a queen. The bathroom was miniscule—one person at a time, with a sink barely big enough to wash your face, and one of those fixed half-walls to section the shower which means water splashing all over the floor, leaving a soaking wet bath mat. Outlets open inconsistently

Stayed here over a weekend with my husband while visiting our daughter in Portland. LOVED our visit and the city, but the Hoxton stay was truly dismal. We booked a larger room which put us in the older part of the building with old single-pane windows in a corner on the 3rd floor. Our biggest complaint was the completely absurd street noise that went on literally from 11pm until 3-4am. We are not unaccustomed to city noise and knew there was a night scene in the area. We can live with that. But there is a country-themed club around the corner that seems to attract people in large trucks who demonstrate their manhood and ability to burn fossil fuels by competing to see who can gun their engines loudest and longest… All. Night. Long. After night one, we asked if we could move rooms, but were told (without any apology or expression of concern) that the hotel was sold out. We bought some earplugs that made things slightly more tolerable over the next two nights. We also waited over 20 minutes to check in while the lone staff person at the front desk dealt with an unhappy guest. We booked a king bed room, and there is NO WAY the bed is a standard king size—more like a queen. The bathroom was miniscule—one person at a time, with a sink barely big enough to wash your face, and one of those fixed half-walls to section the shower which means water splashing all over the floor, leaving a soaking wet bath mat. Outlets open inconsistently

The hotel was cute and clean and a neat spot for a cozy night after hood to coast for my birthday.

Check in staff wasn’t friendly. Dirty and stained carpets in the bedrooms and a ripped rug. The bathroom sink was comically small. Little Rita’s barista was lovely and coffee was great! But the overall stay was definitely not worth the price.

Check in staff wasn’t friendly. Dirty and stained carpets in the bedrooms and a ripped rug. The bathroom sink was comically small. Little Rita’s barista was lovely and coffee was great! But the overall stay was definitely not worth the price.

The hotel was cute and clean and a neat spot for a cozy night after hood to coast for my birthday.

The hotel was very well maintained, was comfortable, and had a friendly atmosphere.

The hotel was very well maintained, was comfortable, and had a friendly atmosphere.

We were given a room on the 2nd floor, right on the street. It was really noisy, with cars revving as they went past, and people screaming and shouting. The bed was right against the window (which didn't insulate the sound at all) and the room was tiny. Quite apart from that, Portland is a great place to go to smell homeless people and find Fentanyl.

Good overall!

Good overall!

Business traveler. This is a unique hotel. Probably not the best for a business traveler. No coffee provided in room, none available on lobby. Coffee shop opens at 7am. Parking is a big problem. They have valet and only 2 spots to park while waiting. There is only 1 valet and he was pretty stoned and took about 1/2 hour to park and come back for 1 vehicle so it’s a problem. Also valet doesn’t open until 7am. Surrounding area appears dangerous and would not walk around. Rooftop restaurant was cute and appeared very trendy crowd.

It didn’t feel safe around the hotel

It didn’t feel safe around the hotel

Business traveler. This is a unique hotel. Probably not the best for a business traveler. No coffee provided in room, none available on lobby. Coffee shop opens at 7am. Parking is a big problem. They have valet and only 2 spots to park while waiting. There is only 1 valet and he was pretty stoned and took about 1/2 hour to park and come back for 1 vehicle so it’s a problem. Also valet doesn’t open until 7am. Surrounding area appears dangerous and would not walk around. Rooftop restaurant was cute and appeared very trendy crowd.

My actual stay was great! My experience on the rooftop restaurant Tope was not. We had the worst waitress. We asked her if we can move inside cause we were cold outside, she brings us in and sits us off to the side on bar stools not at the actual bar. We ask her for a table and she says she can't when there were plenty of tables open. We ordered food so we wanted a proper table to sit comfortably in. We had to go order our drinks at the bar and get them ourselves. At the end another waitress comes to check on us and see if we still wanted a table, we had finished our meal by then but even she was nicer than our waitress she atleast tried to accommodate us.

My actual stay was great! My experience on the rooftop restaurant Tope was not. We had the worst waitress. We asked her if we can move inside cause we were cold outside, she brings us in and sits us off to the side on bar stools not at the actual bar. We ask her for a table and she says she can't when there were plenty of tables open. We ordered food so we wanted a proper table to sit comfortably in. We had to go order our drinks at the bar and get them ourselves. At the end another waitress comes to check on us and see if we still wanted a table, we had finished our meal by then but even she was nicer than our waitress she atleast tried to accommodate us.

Hotel was cute. Loved the lobby. The room was very small but cozy. It's very loud at night, you can hear every noise from the outside so it's impossible to get good sleep. Bring ear plugs and an eye mask. BE WARNED!!!!!!! When booking through hotels.com or other third party you will be charged an extra $35 per night for a "destination fee". So you aren't really saving any money.

Hotel was cute. Loved the lobby. The room was very small but cozy. It's very loud at night, you can hear every noise from the outside so it's impossible to get good sleep. Bring ear plugs and an eye mask. BE WARNED!!!!!!! When booking through hotels.com or other third party you will be charged an extra $35 per night for a "destination fee". So you aren't really saving any money.

The room was cool

The room was cool

It was a great qick getaway!

It was a great qick getaway!

Overall we really enjoyed pur stay there. The staff very friendly and left a lovely note for our anniversary. The parking was the issue. When we got there we had to either find parking on our own at some garage around the corner (no major details, just pointed us in a direction) or pay for valet which was $55 a night. Also the valet was with a third party so when we wanted to get an early start to go hiking we had to wait until 7am when they arrived.