Red Lion Portland, Portland, Expensive

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Red Lion Portland	Average Price: $90 Check Rates

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7101 NorthEast 82nd Avenue

Portland, 97220 View map

2-Star Hotel Rank: 3 of 56
Average review rating: 3.29

OpinionWell Value Index: 10

Traveler reviews analyzed: BedBugRegistry (1) , Expedia (75) , MyTravelGuide (1131) , Travelocity (20) , TripAdvisor (139) , YahooTravel (7)

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Construction:	No recent comments about construction were found.
Noise:	Recent comments complained about noise.
Room Smell:	No recent comments about room smell were found.
Parking Fees:	No recent comments about parking fees were found.
Bed Bugs:	No recent comments about bed bugs were found.

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1. FYI: Hotels are more expensive in Oregon due to limited beds available for a short summer when out of state visitors rushing in.

"small rooms but very well maintained and very helpful staff " Read full review on TripAdvisor 8/16/2011 Vote

2. It's plain and used to be less expensive, so worked fine for a one night stay/leave the car etc.

"Surprisingly bad " Read full review on TripAdvisor 7/1/2011 Vote

3. Were told to go to a restaurant next door at our own expense.

"Dissatisfied that the Red Lion did not have a continental breakfast. " Read full review on Expedia 8/12/2010 Vote

4. Everything was extremely expensive to do anything other than sleep at the hotel everything had an extra charge.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 3/30/2009 Vote

5. We didn't find the menu to our liking; it was too expensive and the staff wasn't as accommodating in Spokane as in Portland.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 12/31/2008 Vote

6. We didn't find the menu to our liking; it was too expensive and the staff wasn't as accommodating in Spokane as in Portland.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 12/30/2008 Vote

7. We didn't find the menu to our liking; it was too expensive and the staff wasn't as accommodating in Spokane as in Portland.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 12/24/2008 Vote

8. No security on doors to hallway, no complimentary computer for airline check in - too expensive a rate.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 8/16/2008 Vote

9. No security on doors to hallway, no complimentary computer for airline check in - too expensive a rate.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 8/16/2008 Vote

10. Reported the bedspread, assured would be taken care of, arrived late that night had the same dirty spread on the bed, free Wi-Fi but then charged when I needed to print my boarding pass, how expensive is ink and paper when it comes to customer satisfaction.

Read full review on MyTravelGuide 3/6/2008 Vote