Hotel Fifty Portland, Portland, Noise

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Hotel Fifty Portland	Average Price: $156 Check Rates

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50 SouthWest Morrison Street

Portland, 97204-3390 View map

3-Star Hotel Rank: 6 of 75
Average review rating: 3.5

OpinionWell Value Index: 8

Traveler reviews analyzed: Expedia (74) , MyTravelGuide (275) , Travelocity (4) , TripAdvisor (397) , YahooTravel (10)

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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. The tram does run right by the hotel but the noise isn't really that bad and it stops running overnight anyway.

"Nice enough. " Read full review on TripAdvisor 5/24/2012 Vote

2. Therefore, it was noisy at night because of the max and the street noise.

"Adequate Hotel " Read full review on TripAdvisor 3/27/2012 Vote

3. We tried to cool down the room by opening the window, but then the noise of the nearby highway kept us awake.

"No temperature controls..... UGH " Read full review on TripAdvisor 3/26/2012 Vote

4. It was a little loud in my room, but once I got used to the noise, it really wasn't an issue.

"Hotel 50 is a hidden gem in downtown Portland " Read full review on TripAdvisor 1/23/2012 Vote

5. My room was facing both the Max line and a highway overpass and the train and traffic noise was pretty high.

"Super central stay in Portland " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/13/2011 Vote

6. Biggest negative is the level of noise.

"Super central stay in Portland " Read full review on TripAdvisor 11/13/2011 Vote

7. Unfortunately there were trees in the way so not much view but did get all the noise of the main road outside.

"Boutique Hotel - Not " Read full review on TripAdvisor 10/8/2011 Vote

8. We now had a stuffy room with traffic noise since we were 'upgraded' to a riverview room.

"Boutique Hotel - Not " Read full review on TripAdvisor 10/8/2011 Vote

9. The 5th floor room was far enough above the street (Naito Parkway) that we were never bothered by traffic noise.

"The Perfect Choice " Read full review on TripAdvisor 9/19/2011 Vote

10. The bathroom lighting is not great and the Max goes by the hotel on the north side but I wear earplugs in hotels anyway and none of my friends complained about noise.

"View was great, shopping close and the beds were very comfy. " Read full review on TripAdvisor 9/7/2011 Vote