Broadway Inn Portland Downtown

i had very bad experience in this hotel. I forget my airpods pro at hotel. Owner never return to me back my earphones.

It was so disgusting that I didn’t stay and I got a different hotel. I was also checked in by a child that couldn’t be any older than 10. Very disappointed. I do not recommend. The rooms look like they have been broken into, the tub was rotting, the room was dark and dingy and had a horrible smell. I couldn’t leave fast enough.

Check in was the fastest I’ve ever had. They were very organized and well put together. Room was actually in perfect shape better than I thought it would be.

I brought frozen food thinking there was a microwave, there was not. So I put my food in the refrigerator/freezer provided in the room. I sent to pull my food out before check out and found the refrigerator did not work. It was plugged in but did not function I lost $25 worth of food. Also there was loud people in the parking lot throughout the night.

In room 107 there is something biting people. Both times I’ve stayed there my wife and I were bit up and left with marks all over our body. Itchy. Uncomfortable. And no trash cans anywhere to clean your room. Other than that it was great.

The front desk was unwelcoming. Even it was 3:40pm, the door was locked and we were helped through a security window. He let us in to fill in our address in his IPad. The first room was not even given as we ordered (two queen beds). Then we were switched to 2 king beds. But the condition of the second room was unhygienic with pee stains on the toilet, unknown residues on the chair, and body hair and long hair on the pillow/bed. We contacted ******* customer service and left due to this. As per ******* agent, they could not get replies to this property manager as well and needed their confirmation to process refund.We did not get back our parking fee which was 10 dollars. The location itself is convenient. We saw lots of people going to the arena/sports center cross the street when we left.

The room that I checked in some things didn’t work so they put me in another room

There staff only cares about the money,she sat there eating donuts wanting more money,I'll never try and stay there again.

I stayed at Broadway Inn from December 31 to January 4, and while there were minor room issues, the real problem was the behavior of a particular female staff member who appears to live and work on the property. Throughout my stay, this woman repeatedly stared at me in an intense, judgmental manner whenever I was visible, during check-in, when I entered or exited my room, when I had a guest briefly visit, and even when maintenance came to address a toilet issue. On one occasion, she stopped walking entirely and stared us down as we entered my room, which made both me and my guest extremely uncomfortable. This was not subtle or accidental. It was prolonged, deliberate staring that felt intimidating and unwelcoming, as if we were being monitored or suspected of wrongdoing despite doing nothing wrong. On the morning of checkout, she called my room at 10:35 a.m. to say, “It’s 10:35, you’re supposed to check out at 11,” then hung up abruptly without explanation. I was fully aware of the checkout time. The call felt unnecessary, aggressive, and like an attempt to rush me out rather than provide service. I want to be clear that this behavior was not a one-time incident. I experienced the same treatment from this same woman during a previous stay in October. This establishes a pattern of conduct that should concern management and future guests. Travelers, especially those from urban backgrounds or anyone sensitive to being unfairly scrutinized, should be aware that this is this.