Find hotels near Oregon Jewish Museum, Portland from AED 341

"We picked this hotel for a one-night stay because of its proximity to friends and its excellent reviews. The staff was great - very friendly and helpful, especially the valet staff and front desk personnel. The hotel lobby felt very modern and boutique-y, which was nice but I was less impressed with the room. For one, the hotel was pushing us to buy wine, snacks, and even bottled water… everywhere I looked, there were items for sale. I guess this could be considered a “convenience” but I would have appreciated some free water. The bed was soooo comfortable and had great pillows. The rest of the furniture seemed cheap, though, and the A/C barely kept up with the unseasonably warm day/evening. Granted, we like it like an icebox but I don’t think the room got below 70. The bathroom was clean but the shower was pretty pitiful. Don’t get me wrong - it’s a nice hotel, comfortable and clean. But there are probably nicer ones out there for the price."

"The Front Desk Staff of the Dossier Hotel in downtown Portland were friendly and helpful. The hotel is beautiful and centrally located, only 15 minutes from the airport. The Valet was quick and gave us handy 'tour sight' tips. The room was perfect. We enjoyed Nespresso in the room! Beautiful bathroom with full size products. Wonderful! We'll be back!"

"Great bar and great decor. I love Hotel deLuxe!"

"Wonderful staff, incredibly clean. The outdoor/indoor restaurant was wonderful. The location is great as it is walking distance to everything. Just need to be aware of the crowd in the park. My family and I loved it. We will definitely stay again."

"Always clean and affordable place to stay when visiting Portland. Close to every where we want to go"

"Very clean, friendly staff and convenient location. "

"It was amazing "

"The Mark Spencer is not what it was. We have stayed here I think four times and the most recent visit likely will be our last. First kudos to the staff for being solicitous and very helpful. However our room was not cleaned well. We found an old soap wrapper in the bathroom, some lost headphones under the bed, and a spent coffee packet in the coffee maker filter basket. We didn't dare use any of the mugs or glasses in the room, some of which were visible dirty. Apparently the booking included a bottle of wine, which no one offered us. We didn't miss it but the principle of the matter is indicative. The breakfast options were nice to have but would have been better if the advertised fresh fruit had been available. We enjoyed a tasty breakfast sandwich but received it on an English muffin instead of the requested croissant. Not a huge deal but again, indicative of the attention being paid to details. Top notch drip coffee from Peru and a very good espresso helped. From check in to check out the staff uniformly were helpful and courteous. John greeted us out front upon arrival and when he learned that we were running late he most graciously helped us get our bags to our room, as we had to park across the street due to the garage being full. Easy parking which was nice. It saddens me to see what was a home-away-from-home fail to meet the standards we used to appreciate at this handsome old hotel."

"Water pressure was strong. Such a plus for an old hotel. Staff is friendly and helpful. Breakfast was not memorable. Unhoused are rampant in the area. Choose where to go. Valet parking is $59 a day. best to valet to be safe. There’s a speakeasy in the hotel but wasn’t able to get in."