18 Best hotels with a view in Aloha, OR (2022)

Nick Corcimiglia

It was a great weekend spending time with friends and going to a concert The room was perfect, the whole staff was super helpful, valet, the gentleman running breakfast, the nice lady at the front desk and the amenities are super nice Unfortunately there were just a couple hiccups, my door lock battery died and the room climate controls weren’t working properly

No big fuss though The staff was able to assist when possible The biggest concern is getting these nice folks more help Seemed everyone was running each dept alone Overall, had a great time and loved being downtown

Anh Nguyen

This probably our first and last time staying at this hotel, and will really affect future consideration of Hilton hotels even with my Hilton membership Check-in receptionist not polite and really started our stay with a very uncomfortable vibe, sadly Did not greet us as guests when check-in, couldnt even hear what he said clearly and showed no desire to provide info about our stay, couldn’t answer billing questions (what included in charges/hold at check-in) & again showed no desire to assist us

Also did not wear name tag like other staff, which we had to ask for name When we came to ask to manager, he was right next there and gave us a not nice look as we left after asking manager about credit card charged We have never experienced such bad customer service and an uneasy, unsafe feeling at a hotel, somewhere we should feel safe Couldn’t sleep at ease so up writing a review for management improvement We understand people may have good & bad days at work We’re always nice & courteous to all service staff knowing the hard work they put in, but standard service & sense of safety is expected We paid for a park & stay room rate, and again confused when got an emailed bill for $55 valet parking (yes very pricey parking option but we opted to that rather than public/street parking for safety reasons) The valet guy and manager Raymond were nice though Other than that the room is fine, toilet is pretty compact though (with visible water damage/stain on ceiling) Very close to restaurants and things to do in downtown so you can walk to many places

The K Green Show

The Hilton Portland Downtown is standard fair from a room standpoint in a high rise hotel that had 23 floors That meaning that the rooms are expected to be small and give the basic accommodations of a bed, a chair, and a small desk for the price and had the largest tv in a room I have ever had My room was clean, and the bathroom looked refreshed with hair dryer and plenty of water pressure and too hot sink hot water, although the room could have used some maintenance for the small things like pulled out towel and toilet paper holders

I liked the bed feel, the pillows, and the sheets as it leaned towards being a softer bed The cleaning staff was friendly and they do come by each day without being asked like other covid savings of late Front desk folks were helpful and the hotel has a restaurant in side of it, Hop-City The lobby area is nice looking and has ample seating for meandering about, drinking, eating, waiting for your ride I liked that a lot The conference areas were good and sized to handle many hundreds of people easily Not sure if the conference food was provided by hotel to which I think it was but some of those choices could be questioned like serving cold cafeteria chicken breasts that were meant to be hot But even those servers were nice Large area out front for share riding and taxis Working escalators and fast elevators The area around the hotel was in a nice section of downtown and only 2 or 3 blocks up front the light rail from the airport which only costs 3 bucks to get you there to the Pioneer Square stop