Name: Woodlark Hotel Portland a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Address: 813 Sw Alder Street, Portland, OR
Telephone: (888) 323-5826
Rating: 4.25

Hip Stay in the Heart of Downtown Portland

Woodlark Hotel Portland a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Why Concert-goers love it

Downtown Portland

Who this Hotel is great for

Groups of friends heading to a concert together and looking for a stylish base

Solo travelers catching a must-see show and wanting a safe, central stay

Couples turning a concert into a romantic weekend escape

Fans who crave a calm, cozy room to relax in after the encore

Budget-conscious music lovers who want great value for the location and vibe

Food and Drink Options

On-site restaurant

Nightlife Options

craft cocktail bars

What People Say

chic design

friendly staff

spot-on location

Areas for Improvement

The Bottom Line

Woodlark Hotel Portland a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

Woodlark Hotel Portland a Tribute Portfolio Hotel Guest Reviews

Overall Average Score:

Excellent (4.25 out of 5)

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Very good

Liked: I really liked this hotel, stylish renovation and good location. Minus for parking, there is none, you can leave a car in a paid parking lot a few blocks from the hotel, not convenient since I had a sufficient amount of things and I went 2 times to pick everything up.

Nice older (but updated) hotel...

Liked: Excellent locationNice restaurantRooms on the small side but very comfortable
Disliked: There was some confusion at the front desk. It was resolved, but took some time.

Superb

Exceptional

Superb

Liked: The location was great and front desk was very helpful.with suggestions for dining.

Exceptional

We had a relaxing and...

Liked: Beautiful building, classy and elegant decor. The location was perfect for us to walk a few blocks to Powell’s books & Sizzle Pie. The room was small but felt bigger with the tall ceiling and large window. We loved the coffee shop & in house made delicious pastries in the morning. Best scone of my life! The provided my pup with a bed, bowls & treats. The valet is on the pricy side, but worth it to have help with luggage & car.
Disliked: A few small things would be the toilet was loose and would move when used. We also had to call and ask for robes as there were none in the bathroom. We also had trouble with the internet and were not able to connect to it after several tries and calls to the front desk.

Poor

Liked: Added price stuff with minimal response as to why- just presented as a given,(30$ daily fee for?) Small room, clearly the worst of the worst, prime price paid in cash. Have stayed in much better places (embassy suites, etc.) for much less.Outside window is a wall, actually a walled up wall.I have to believe we were given the worst room in the hotel. Almost seems vindictive.No closet, minimal storage, tiny bathroom with smallish shower. Pictures speak for themselves.It's a tiny room, honestly, a closet of a room.Much, much better deals, I was fooled by the superficial reviews online Not happy.Service matter of fact with emphasis on making additional sales. Again, not happy.Great location, bed seems great. Has small fridge. TV has adjustable back.No coffee in room, they charge for coffee in lobby. It's pretty good coffee.

Nice place, careful you do...

Liked: Cute building, meh lighting in the room.
Disliked: I hated the $30 destination fee. What a rip off! Also I booked a city view but they tried to give me a room with a half window view of the ventilation shaft and curtains that wouldn’t open. So disappointing. Happily they let us change rooms. Also the room lighting was depressing and dim rather than warm and cozy. Come on! Lighting is important!!! The bathroom lighting was good though. Oh and the WiFi did not work in the room, Marriot-style. These crappy chains and their bunk tech!