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Luxurious Accommodations
Hyatt House Portland / Downtown offers studio rooms and one-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens and modern amenities, providing guests with a comfortable and convenient stay.
Dining and Entertainment
Guests can indulge in a complimentary breakfast with an omelet bar and enjoy premium wines, cocktails, and local beers at the H BAR. The on-site restaurant ensures a delightful dining experience for all visitors.
Convenient Location
Located in the Riverplace district, the hotel is close to popular attractions like the Oregon Convention Center and Moda Center. With easy access to Portland and Vancouver, Hyatt House is the perfect choice for both leisure and business travelers.
Book your stay at Hyatt House Portland / Downtown now for a memorable and enjoyable experience!
Dogs are the only pets accepted at Hyatt House Portland/Downtown. Weight cannot exceed 50 pounds for 1 dog or a combined weight of 75 pounds for 2 dogs. Please contact property directly for full pet policy.Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Very clean, friendly staff, felt comfortable.
Not many stores around the area.
Close to the clinic
Parking fees were high
We were 6 people in one room. We got a corner room on the 6th floor, which had an amazing view!
I didn’t eat their breakfast
Through booking.com
The way they communicate with their customers. The pool was closed, but they didn’t notify us in advance. There was no free parking available, but they did not tell us in advance, nor they didn’t post it on booking.com
Very lovely location.
Great location by the water, tram stop right outside, parking options close by and not too expensive
, nice and clean room, nice pool, good breakfast, friendly staff
Stunning location, beautiful terrace and barbecue zone
Nice spacious clean rooms, all amenities, rich variety of food for breakfast
Friendly staff
The hotel was overcrowded for the July 4th weekend - limited pool access and tables/food availability for breakfast, slow internet etc
Not sure what was supposed to be the "room with a view" (street view counts?)
Kevin at the front desk was very welcoming and great!
The breakfast was terrible. Hash browns and French toast sticks were cold and hard. Coffee urn was empty.
Sehr große Zimmer
Ruhige Lage etwas außerhalb
Parkkosten sehr hoch
All
Tge fa t that they add 20% gratuity to food and all
Good location, clean and spacious. Sofa bed not comfortable. Parking fee high. Staff were friendly and helpful. Room comes with kitchenette in King deluxe suite
The entire property is beautiful, the outside view I do recommend
The location was fine, it was easy to drive around, I appreciate that it's not at heart of downtown which makes the driving to/from less stressful. Staff was polite and helpful. The room was spacious.
The sofa bed was awful. I could not sleep for nights. The bar chairs that were paired with the bar table was way too high, made no sense and they were just oddly mismatched, one was a broken office chair and another was just a very bad, way-too-high hair, like chairs the management bought off Facebook Marketplace. The room was clean but the kitchen did not have cutting board though it was promised to be a full kitchen, it was just odd that no cutting board was given though knives were given. In general, the hotel lacked many details, including the breakfast hours (6:30-9:00am) which resulted a high volume from 8-9:00am and many hotel guests were not able to have any food near 8:45am and the doors to breakfast area were shut exactly at 9:00am, leaving guests hungry or just enough time to grab a fruit or two. Though the time is clearly communicated, thoughtfulness and means of providing good experience was lacking. Many guests did not have seats, families had to sit at different tables, this could have been avoided easily by changing the breakfast time to a more reasonable time as I could observe that there were more families during my stay and by shifting the hours or expanding hours of breakfast, it would offer a better experience for most guests. Clearly, there is a space of improvement for the hotel management though I really could see the staff was trying their best (they were also very understaffed during peak summer time). I think the management needs to really consider their priorities even if budget cut is necessary.
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