Forfaits vacances – West Slope

Le personnel est très/trop attentionné, on nous a téléphoné à 10h30 pour nous dire qu'il fallait quitter à 11h... Une première parmi les 20 hôtels/motels que nous avons visité. Le secteur n'est pas pratique si on veut utiliser le transport en commun, c'est plutôt loin des coins intéressants de Portland.

Great location. Walkable to lots of restaurants.

l'hotel dispose d'un second bâtiment sur le trottoir en face. attention si vous arrivez tard situé en centre ville manque de stationnement. proche de commerces et de restaurants.

We would stay here again if....we could rent the unit that has a bed on the first floor. MY BAD. Not Tiny Dig's fault. Our unit (the Rock and Roll #12) has a loft bed, which is a mattress on the floor in the loft you can't stand in, and my husband is 6'6" tall. We are old. We were absolutely miserable crawling on the hard wood floor in the middle of the night. The bathroom is "downstairs"...down a difficult stairway for old people. Again, not their fault. I didn't realize this well enough when I booked it. So sorry, but I think people should know this. Here's what we loved: -The location is so fantastic and the food on 28th Street is epic. -The fire pit outside was so great for having our family guests (there's no room in the unit to sit and visit). You do need to have a place for people to get more propane. -The French press coffee maker was so great...you need to say on your site that it is a French press. (I brought my own coffee thinking it was a percolator! But it worked!) -The food trucks nearby. We didn't love: -Nowhere to put our suitcases -Although there are technically chairs downstairs, because we had to lay our suitcases all over the first floor, we couldn't have a space to visit with family. Again, it is a tiny home, I know! But it was "too tiny" for us. -Downstairs bathroom. Again, an old people problem! I called the owner while we were there to try to move and understandably, we were unable to move to another unit in our timeframe.