Travelodge by Wyndham East Portland/Gresham Reviews

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Funky smell, trim on doors missing, bathroom door falling apart from moisture. Didn’t feel the safest

It was clean and quiet.

Hotel should be shut down as it is extremely unsafe due electrical issues of heater AC units. Staff seemed like they were on *****. Bathroom door was kicked in and door locks were semi functional. Floor was ripped up and a hazard for elderly people. Outlets did not work. Shower did not drain properly. Very sad!!

Horrible hotel, stank like old cigarettes and mildew. The place was so filthy we almost walked out as soon as we saw it, but it was already too late to find another place to stay. I layed on top of the covers with all my clothes on and didnt dare touch the sheets. there were puch holes in the bathroom door. The Tv didnt work. If you tried to call the front desk it just rang and rang. I would sooner sleep outside with my children than go back to this place. Disgusting.

Hole punched in bathroom door, no Kleenex, 1 shampoo packet, we’ve stay in nicer places and thought Windham was better….even though it did say Travel Lodge. Our mistake. It a is definitely a two star motel, clean, friendly front desk, attached cafe is closed, went out of business. Two story motel and no elevator .

Easy to get to. Rooms were not quite up to par of the pictures online. Bathroom door had multiple holes and the entertainment/dresser had black top on the bottom.

If I had known what the Travelodge was like, I would have slept in my car. Dirty, nasty place. The area was bad enough that I was worried my car would be burglarized. The stairs leading to the upper floor looked as though they hadn't been cleaned in years. I didn't want to walk on the floor in my room in bare feet. Had a hole kicked into the bathroom door. Carpet wasn't clean. Bad, bad, bad.

Carpets are disgusting

It was pricey for the condition it's in. The sketchy people who hang out in back parking lot. It will do!

First room smelled awful! Had to ask to be moved.

The check in was the worst I've ever seen. Although some computers were present the attendant used all manual methods. When I arrived he had to manually sort through a stack of papers, then had me fill out all of my information (which they already had) on a card. He seemed confused and wasn't sure what to do next. After fumbling around with a bunch of papers, searching the office for a stapler and handing me a receipt, he abruptly exited the office saying that he needed to use the restroom. It took way too long and was totally inconvenient. Thankfully there was only one person ahead of me. It took about 20-30 minutes to get checked in. The property itself was old and dingy. The mattress had no support and neither did the pillows. At least one of the exterior doors did not lock, allowing anyone to have direct access to the rooms at any time. I won't be going back there.

The room stunk overwhelmingly of nasty feet. Our door barely worked and we got back from an Edgefield concert unable to get in. Reception had to bring a laminated card to break in. The sink has no stopper and has rust stains. Their door has a bunch of glue on it. I didn’t even want to touch the carpet with my shoes. The lady in reception was really nice and is trying hard, but I think the only way to get the stink out of that room is to burn it down. The hallways smelled nice which made the stench of the room that much more awful. We confirmed with another guest that their room smelled awful as well. I rarely say anything negative in reviews because my momma taught me not to, but I felt compelled. $150 is s lot to pay to be grossed out. I should’ve taken pictures, but they wouldn’t have captured the stench. On a nice note, the grounds were really nice and the room was really quiet.