Inn at Northrup Station

.The hotel left a mixed impression. Despite the excellent reviews and not being the cheapest option, we were overall disappointed. Starting with the positives: A very convenient location in a pleasant, green, and quiet neighborhood not far from downtown. There are plenty of great cafés, small shops, restaurants, and wine bars nearby. Polite and friendly staff at the front desk. Interesting room design. Spacious parking available for hotel guests. Large rooms. Now the downsides: Thin walls and creaky floors made it very difficult to sleep. The soundproofing is basically nonexistent. The young couple staying in the next room was clearly enjoying their time together, which unfortunately meant a very uncomfortable experience for us. In addition, the refrigerator in the room was extremely noisy — not only did it hum loudly when running, but it also made constant knocking sounds. The breakfast was exceptionally poor. The only “hot” items seemed to be the coffee and a dishwasher, which, oddly enough, was placed right in the middle of the breakfast area. There were two small TVs in the room, both positioned very inconveniently for viewing, and neither had streaming services available. The housekeeping staff was intrusive — within a 20-minute period, they knocked on the door three times (and even tried to open it once), apparently trying to hurry us out, even though it was still before checkout time.

One of the nicer hotels in town, and a unique vibe. Staff are very "Portland" and the goth chick who checked me out gave me a very withering reception. No idea if it was personal or if she was just going through something, pretty awkward though. Please treat us better next time. Also I got the sense I was being spied on by the TVs. Don't be weird, guys.

My husband, 2 sons and I stayed at the Inn at Northrup Station recently while in Portland visiting our daughter. The location worked out very well for us and everyone enjoyed the breakfast. The first night, our bathroom door squeaked when we got up in the middle of the night to use the facilities waking others in the room. I talked to the front desk in the morning and they came in and gave it some oil which worked perfectly to silence it during the night. Very much appreciated! The beds seemed smaller than normal queen sized beds but we had no way of verifying that. Luckily there was a pull out sofa in our room so one of our sons slept on that after the first night. The bed did seem smaller than our queen at home to my husband and me as well.

We stayed here for 2 night in Portland. This is a great value place for the location, amenities, and service. The rooms are large, essentially a suite with sitting area, desk, and a stocked kitchen. It's free parking and continential breakfast. Friendly front desk staff and right in front of the trolley line.

I booked mainly for the location and free parking but turns out there's still a bit of a walk to the main area of the NW and the parking is first come, first serve, so hit or miss. There was a well stocked kitchen, seating area and a work area but room was still a bit gloomy, felt a bit dingy and had a really off putting smell. Mattress felt very old, and the noise from the lobby made it tough to sleep. For my purposes it was not worth the extra cost. If you need a bigger room, and kitchen it might be worth the price but next time I'll go with the Silver Cloud.

Love the retro atmosphere, and the rooms are surprisingly inexpensive for the area. Note that the Portland Street Cars share the street, starting early in the morning. They're not any louder than a truck going by, and it's a low pitched rumble that we found very pleasant. The continental breakfast is nothing to write home about, but there's certainly enough to make a meal: a few cold protein choices, fresh fruit, and bread & bagels. And they have very good coffee, all day!

Fantastic place. Quirky in a good way with retro decor and great customer service. Easily accessed via the Portland street car and adjacent to 23 NW avenue eateries. You can walk into town as the area is pretty flat. We loved this place and being able to use the door key as a pass to ride the street cars was a great bonus. Excellent.

I really enjoyed my stay at Inn @ the Northrup Station. My room was nice and spacious with a full kitchen so I was able to cook myself a simple meal on the first night when I really didn't feel like going out. The friendly staff gave me the street car map and showed me their routes, and I was ready to go explore.