Sublimity Vacations from $297

What the treatment type of places is this that I checked into? Never been treated so poorly as a customer or guest after five nights of paid service. I was not accused nor warned a single time of an infraction leaving the behavior unprovoked, innapropriate, and honestly quite a disgusting and deplorable way to confront and treat in DV booking and then to continue to accept funds from the domestic violence grants that women are granted if they qualify, only to treat a single female, with the same treatment, they are fleeing from is the most inhumane and improper way of doing business that I'm sure he's far too comfortable doing as he seemed quite comfortable in, treating me as if I stole something because one hour over check out the last time I checked, did not constitute men yelling at a guest, let alone, accusing me of expecting them to pay out-of-pocket for my extra hour, which was what was said and planning on staying another week as I kept myself in my room and had zero problems until this man and his buddy thought it was a wise choice to torment a survivor who not only has domestic violence issues but a survivor of an abusive teen program in Mexico entirely based on daily, systematic abuse and psychological warfare ultimately leading to an inability to want to fight as it is daily and consistent. Dehumanization at its finest. Netflix The Program: Cults, Cons and kidnapping Attitude: POOR Vibe: DISGUSTING General helpfulness: ZERO Wi-Fi: STONE AGE SLOW

This place was a dump. The check in was down the street and parking was horrible. We got there and it was the very apparent that our room was where the old check in counter and workers stayed. They had refurbished it into a two bedroom apartment looking room and the place reeked of weed, because the other hotel guests just left their doors open and did not care, even though it was labeled as a smoke free zone. We did not feel safe, and we decided to go to another hotel. I do not recommend this place.

Easy access to downtown Portland and walkable to restaurants, Portland art museum, and adjacent theaters.