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Inn at the Convention Center

$90
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Avg. for October

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$90
/ night

Avg. for October

Monthly average prices

Nightly prices at Inn at the Convention Center average $80 in December, the cheapest month, and $144 in August, the most expensive, based on the last 12 months.

Average nightly price at Inn at the Convention Center by month, last 12 months (USD)
MonthAverage price
January$88
February$111
March$94
April$104
May$103
June$120
July$133
August$144
September$136
October$90
November$82
December$80

Most expensive: August (~$144)

Cheapest: December (~$80)

About this property

Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a vending machine.
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  • Parking

  • Non-Smoking Rooms

  • Housekeeping

  • Safe-Deposit Box

  • Golf Course (nearby)

  • Cycling

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Location

420 North East Holladay Street, Lloyd District, Portland, Oregon, United States of America

Oregon Convention Center (0.1 miles)

Lloyd Center (0.4 miles)

Moda Center (0.4 miles)

Eastbank Esplanade (0.4 miles)

Veterans Memorial Coliseum (0.5 miles)

Tom McCall Waterfront Park (0.7 miles)


Room options

Room, 1 King Bed, City View

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 2

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Room, 2 Queen Beds, City View

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2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Room, 2 Queen Beds

Room details

2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Standard Room, 2 Queen Beds

Room details

2 Queen Beds

Sleeps 4

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Standard Room, 1 King Bed

Room details

1 King Bed

Sleeps 2

Air Conditioning
Heating
Wi-Fi (Free)

Guest reviews of Inn at the Convention Center

What guests think

AI-generated summary based on recent guest reviews

At Inn at the Convention Center, travellers consistently praise the walk-to-the-venue location and friendly staff, while repeated complaints focus on dated, worn spaces, inconsistent cleanliness, and maintenance issues such as broken fixtures or faulty amenities.

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Facilities

Basic

Cleanliness

Inconsistent

Rooms

Dated

Service

Friendly

Location

Convenient

Dining

Limited

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Stephen

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last week

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Stayed 4 nights

This may have been the worst place I have ever stayed. The pictures fail to adequately set forth how the building looks. It is in rough shape. The location is mostly bad from a safety perspective. Lots of people on the streets. One was being picked up (dead?) from an overdose the first morning I was there as I went out to my car. The TV did not work. I told them. It still did not work the next day. I told them. They tried to fix it. It still did not work. They gave me another TV but did not pair the remote with it. So, after another trip down they told me to pair it myself. Great. Except that the pairing only worked when it was aimed at the box near the floor and that was on the wall by the desk --- hard to get that angle while you are in bed. Only one of the two elevators worked ---- who knows when that will get fixed. The staff did not care except for one young lady (the one that tried to fix my TV. Did I mention the noise --- it is right on the city train line --- they run all night nearly (I know because I heard them) --- and I was on the fourth floor! Parking is available the advertisement says ---- they don't say they stick you for $20/day for it. The AC/Heater was intermittent even though I put it on constant fan so it would drown out the noise. I cannot recall a worse experience at a hotel in my 60 years of travelling. Don't book this place unless you enjoy misery. I wish someone had told me.
This may have been the worst place I have ever stayed. The pictures fail to adequately set forth how the building looks. It is in rough shape. The location is mostly bad from a safety perspective. Lots of people on the streets. One was being picked up (dead?) from an overdose the first morning I was there as I went out to my car. The TV did not work. I told them. It still did not work the next day. I told them. They tried to fix it. It still did not work. They gave me another TV but did not pair the remote with it. So, after another trip down they told me to pair it myself. Great. Except that the pairing only worked when it was aimed at the box near the floor and that was on the wall by the desk --- hard to get that angle while you are in bed. Only one of the two elevators worked ---- who knows when that will get fixed. The staff did not care except for one young lady (the one that tried to fix my TV. Did I mention the noise --- it is right on the city train line --- they run all night nearly (I know because I heard them) --- and I was on the fourth floor! Parking is available the advertisement says ---- they don't say they stick you for $20/day for it. The AC/Heater was intermittent even though I put it on constant fan so it would drown out the noise. I cannot recall a worse experience at a hotel in my 60 years of travelling. Don't book this place unless you enjoy misery. I wish someone had told me.

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Amy

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last week

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Stayed 1 night

Young woman at the front desk was not helpful. The hotel is on a corner, I asked to clarify which cross street we were in front of. Her response was “I don’t know, I don’t drive.” How do you work at a hotel and don’t even know what street you’re looking at outside of your window? My room was stuffy and the chain to the door was broken. I am a woman traveling alone and if I stayed more than one night I would have asked to move, but figured it wasn’t worth the hassle. The tv remote didn’t have a battery cover so the batteries kept coming loose so I had to make sure to hold them in when using it.
Young woman at the front desk was not helpful. The hotel is on a corner, I asked to clarify which cross street we were in front of. Her response was “I don’t know, I don’t drive.” How do you work at a hotel and don’t even know what street you’re looking at outside of your window? My room was stuffy and the chain to the door was broken. I am a woman traveling alone and if I stayed more than one night I would have asked to move, but figured it wasn’t worth the hassle. The tv remote didn’t have a battery cover so the batteries kept coming loose so I had to make sure to hold them in when using it.

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Joel

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

This was one of the worst hotel experiences I've ever had. I should have just walked out before I even checked in. Someone was on the phone telling customers it's their banks fault they aren't getting their deposits back and they were to busy to talk to them, a guy was complaining because his rooms door locks wouldnt work, and someone else was crying. The room was filthy and the TV wouldnt work. We called and they said they would send someone up right away, after an hour we started calling again and the calls wouldnt get answered. We ordered bc ood and went to the lobby to get it and found the 2 desk workers standing around and helping 1 person. I asked if someone was still coming to fix my TV because it had been 3 hours and they acted like they had no idea what I was talking g about thej told me they are to busy. Finally someone did come an there was a chair in the way, and even then you had to stand in a certain spot and point the remote at tiny box on the bottom of the wall. The room was falling apart and the ground was so gross we got out own and used theirs layed on the floor just so we felt like we could walk on it. The free shampoo had a broken seal on it. And the parking price listed is inaccurate and it also only says it goes til midnight. The "secured door where you need a room key to get in wasnt and didnt appear that it could lock from the parking garage so anyone can come and go. Can't believe this place is opened and hotels.com should be ashamed.
This was one of the worst hotel experiences I've ever had. I should have just walked out before I even checked in. Someone was on the phone telling customers it's their banks fault they aren't getting their deposits back and they were to busy to talk to them, a guy was complaining because his rooms door locks wouldnt work, and someone else was crying. The room was filthy and the TV wouldnt work. We called and they said they would send someone up right away, after an hour we started calling again and the calls wouldnt get answered. We ordered bc ood and went to the lobby to get it and found the 2 desk workers standing around and helping 1 person. I asked if someone was still coming to fix my TV because it had been 3 hours and they acted like they had no idea what I was talking g about thej told me they are to busy. Finally someone did come an there was a chair in the way, and even then you had to stand in a certain spot and point the remote at tiny box on the bottom of the wall. The room was falling apart and the ground was so gross we got out own and used theirs layed on the floor just so we felt like we could walk on it. The free shampoo had a broken seal on it. And the parking price listed is inaccurate and it also only says it goes til midnight. The "secured door where you need a room key to get in wasnt and didnt appear that it could lock from the parking garage so anyone can come and go. Can't believe this place is opened and hotels.com should be ashamed.

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Michelle

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2 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

Overall a pretty gross stay. The rooms smelled absolutely TERRIBLE, they need to replace ALL carpets in the room and you can't open any windows for fresh air. The bathroom smelled moldy, toilet itself had many years of discoloration and stains. I'm lucky we only stayed one night because I did NOT want to shower in that gross shower. Toiletries in the room included two bottles of shampoo (no conditioner) and a bar of soap. TV didn't work properly and there was only 1 staff member so we had to wait over 30 mins for someone to come to the front desk to check us in. Parking ended up being $20 a night where on Hotels.com it said it was only $17... Only plus is it is convenient to Moda and walking distance to the MAX to spend your time anywhere but inside the room.
Overall a pretty gross stay. The rooms smelled absolutely TERRIBLE, they need to replace ALL carpets in the room and you can't open any windows for fresh air. The bathroom smelled moldy, toilet itself had many years of discoloration and stains. I'm lucky we only stayed one night because I did NOT want to shower in that gross shower. Toiletries in the room included two bottles of shampoo (no conditioner) and a bar of soap. TV didn't work properly and there was only 1 staff member so we had to wait over 30 mins for someone to come to the front desk to check us in. Parking ended up being $20 a night where on Hotels.com it said it was only $17... Only plus is it is convenient to Moda and walking distance to the MAX to spend your time anywhere but inside the room.

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Christopher

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3 weeks ago

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Stayed 1 night

This place is gross .. carpet stains everywhere and smelt horrible
This place is gross .. carpet stains everywhere and smelt horrible

Property Policies

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From 15:00 to 23:59

Before 11:00


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FAQs about Inn at the Convention Center

Is parking available at the property?

Self parking is available on-site for a fee of USD 17 per day. Limited parking is provided, and a reservation is not required.


Does the property allow pets?

Pets are allowed in specific rooms only, with a fee of USD 25 per accommodation, per night. Service animals are exempt from fees.


What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 11:59 PM, and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, subject to availability and potential additional charges.


What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?

The property offers limited wheelchair accessibility, including step-free entrances and accessible public areas. Specific details about accessible rooms and bathrooms are not provided.

Where is the property located in relation to key landmarks?

The hotel is located in Northeast Portland, just a 3-minute walk from the Oregon Convention Center and a 7-minute walk from the Moda Center. It is approximately 0.7 miles from Veterans Memorial Coliseum and 1.9 miles from Pioneer Courthouse Square.


What are the policies for guests staying with children?

Up to 3 children aged 17 years and younger can stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


What are the policies regarding extra beds and cribs?

Rollaway beds are available for a fee of USD 10 per day, and the property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability. Advance request or confirmation may be required.


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What do room rates usually look like at Inn at the Convention Center in Portland?

Over the next 60–90 days, room rates at the Inn at the Convention Center in Portland typically land around $74 a night for two guests, ranging from $71 to $88 on peak dates.


When is the quietest time to visit Inn at the Convention Center in Portland?

June is the quietest month to visit the Inn at the Convention Center in Portland, while January sees the most demand; expect crowds and activity to peak in January and ease substantially through early summer.


Which month has the lowest rates at Inn at the Convention Center in Portland?

Over the past 12 months, December is the cheapest month to stay at the Inn at the Convention Center in Portland, averaging $92 a night; August is the priciest month at $166. The quietest month (June) differs from the cheapest month.

What attractions and traveller types is Inn at the Convention Center in Portland good for?

The Inn at the Convention Center in Portland is well placed for business travelers and groups, sitting near the Oregon Convention Center and Lloyd Center and within easy reach of Tom McCall Waterfront Park and the Willamette River for riverside walks.


How do Inn at the Convention Center rates compare with other hotels nearby?

The Inn at the Convention Center in Portland is cheaper than 5 of 14 comparable hotels nearby, with a typical median of $113 a night versus about $106 for its peer set.


How does the nightly price at Inn at the Convention Center in Portland compare to recent weeks?

The current price at Inn at the Convention Center in Portland is $84 per night for 2 guests, which is low for this hotel: about 50% below its $174 average over the last 60 days. Most nights over that period fell between $64 and $234.

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