Extended Stay America Portland - Hillsboro

Your guests do not respect the no smoking areas. That's probably not your fault. However, the walls are painfully thin, I don't need to hear my neighbor's conversations. My room had a toilet that was, er, weak. I did not abuse it and yet, had to buy a plunger. The shower, left about 7 inches of standing water after a normal shower. Something is wrong with that plumbing. Bed is hard (but some people like that, so well give that a pass), pillows are better suited as sand bags. But I could easily forgive all of that, but for one thing. Analog TV. Really? It's not hard, or more expensive, to have HD TV these days. In fact, it might be harder to do analog. But there it was. So I'm stuck in a hotel, and I'd like to unwind and watch a college basketball game, I can find one, but (and yeah, modern TV has spoiled me) watching it on analog is actually kind of a chore. It's literally hard to follow the ball. If this hotel had been $65 a night, I'd have a lot less to complain about, but it was about $110 after all is said and done. That's not a luxury price, but it should be a nice mid level hotel. This was not. This is a distinctly low quality hotel.

My room was the first one off the lobby and fitness center. Unfortunately I had to listen to many conversations of other guests throughout the night. Needless to say, I was unable to sleep and my business trip was impacted

Close to hospital that my wife had to go to in the early morning. Have stayed there before.

There was so much smoking on the main level and dogs that have pooped in the hallway. The room and hallway stunk! Asked to be moved and was moved to second floor. Much better —wanted to stay here since is was just a few blocks to the hospital. If the smell wasn’t there and they would crack down on people smoking in the rooms and eliminate dogs it would be a great place to stay for extended time.

I checked out because how rude one of the staff members was to me