The newest boutique hotel in downtown Portland on the corner of 5th and Clay. This mid century modern designed hotel is ideally situated ... more »
The newest boutique hotel in downtown Portland on the corner of 5th and Clay. This mid century modern designed hotel is ideally situated in the heart of the business district, adjacent to the Portland Mall and light rail transportation. A few steps away are Portland?s premier art venues, Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Gerding Theatre, the Portland Art Museum and Portland State University. A few blocks away you will discover the Tom McCall Waterfront Park, The Oregon Zoo, OMSI and the Pearl District.
Included during your stay, Hotel Modera offers complimentary wireless internet, membership to 24-Hour Fitness and Alaska Air Miles. Relax in our private courtyard and embrace our 15 foot living wall, surrounded by fire pits and displays of local art.
Official Hotel Information
Hotel Modera is the newest boutique hotel in downtown Portland on the corner of 5th and Clay. It is ideally located in the heart of the business district, bordering Portland State University, within walking distance to Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Hall, OMSI and the Portland Art Museum. Take advantage of the tax free shopping which is just blocks away from the hotel and the easy access to the MAX/Street Car (light rail) which can take you just about anywhere in the city of Portland. This downtown hotel offers free wireless internet and free passes to 24-Hour Fitness. The 24-Hour Fitness Center is located on the adjacent block equipped with a lap pool, weights, aerobic classes and much more. We also offer a business center for your business needs and a private courtyard for a retreat away from the downtown scene. Our guestrooms are indulged with the softest linen with down inserts and a magnificent faux throw that drapes over a pillow top mattress. The rooms offer a large picture window for natural light and an operable window for fresh air. Amenities include free wireless internet, an i-home, LCD TVs with HD channels, in-room safe accommodating a full size laptop and a mini refrigerator. Tarocco bath products delight our well lit bathroom which was formulated from Italy with olive oil and Sicilian Red Oranges which are rich in Vitamin C and other powerful antioxidants. Total meeting and banquet spaces are approximately 2400 square feet with audio-visual equipment.
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25 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for leisure
lovely rooms with comfortable beds, friendly staff, non-intimidating modern design. very impressive courtyard with fire pits and living wall. loved the location, close to everything. for pleasure or business hotel modera hits the spot. will soon boast a restaurant and can't wait to visit again.
53 year old female with a luxury budget, traveling for business
I travel to Portland several times a year on business and like to stay downtown so I can park my car at the end of the day and walk to restaurants, shops, etc. I've stayed at the Heathman Hotel and Benson Hotel in the past, and decided to try the brand new Hotel Modera.
What a great hotel! Even though it had just opened a few days prior, the staff was excellent and had obviously been well trained. They were very friendly and knowledgeable about downtown Portland.
The hotel is just about 2 blocks off of Broadway, which I loved. The hotel actually has a real entry driveway so you can drop your car off without feeling like you're going to get killed by another car driving by. (I've always hated parking at other downtown Portland hotels.)
The lobby area is beautiful with lots of walnut and interesting artwork. I loved the central courtyard with its living wall and fire pits. I actually sat outside at the end of the evening for a while and just relaxed without all the noise associated with being on Broadway.
The rooms are really nice, with top-of-the-line linens, beds and other furniture. The animal throw on the bed was a fun touch! There is a doorbell for each room, and an electronic do not disturb system -- no signs here. The decor was hip but even though I don't consider myself all that hip....I felt comfortable here.
centrally and conveniently located in downtown. there's a gym around the corner and the hotel provided a free pass there. the rooms were average (nothing special). bathrooms were clean. the restaurant was okay, a little overpriced.
Shower oveflowed (drain fixtures not working),no remorse from the desk when told at check-out. Eight dollars to park. Window had to be propped open with a book to get fresh air, (all other rooms did the same thing), no AC, place is sub-standard from ...
Nightmare in Portland, Or. continued
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Posted Jun 01, 2005
Mediocre
The price that I was quoted on the web page was NOT the price that I was charged. They didn't mention until after I had checked in that there would be a $8.00 charge to park my vehicle in THEIR parking lot. Where do they expect you to park when...
Nightmare in Portland, Oregon
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Posted Jun 01, 2005
Mediocre
My likes were, The staff was friendly, The restaurant waiter and waitresses were excellent, and the food was good. My dislikes were, The picture of the motel that is posted on the web must be worth something, because it is an antique. the ...
it's a place to sleep I guess
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Posted May 18, 2005
Okay
This is the oldest Days Inn that I've ever stayed and it's obvious with the outdated single pain windows that don't block any sounds to the old smell and look. At the end of the day if you just want a place to sleep, well, it works...
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