Portland First Unitarian Church Hotels

"The section I was assigned to was an older room that had been upgraded. The street light was directly outside the window and the drapes were too thin to block the light. The bathroom light was connected to the very LOUD fan which you could hear from other rooms. Air conditioning. And on and off like most upgraded hotel/motels. The $12 credit was laughable. Absolutely nothing that I would eat or use, cup of noodles and Rice Krispie treats? Seriously. It was cheap as I was on a quick trip, but would not recommend."

"Great location in downtown Portland. Went to a concert at the Crystal Ballroom and it was very easy to get to 😎"

"Great location. Clean hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff. "

"Amazing place, great location, great staff."

"Everything was great "

"Best stay in Portland! Our favorite staff was Casey- shoutout Casey and Cambria for the most wonderful visit. Definitely booking again! "

"In my 32 years of life, I have never had another guest try to access my room with a key card that was given from the front desk. Somehow guest services managed to check in, around 4am, another guest with my room number as I was staying at their property this past weekend. My 5-year-old daughter and I were terrified as we thought someone was there to break into our room while we slept. Although my valet parking was waived, I have yet to see a refund for my stay that was discussed with the manager. I will not be staying here again nor recommending this property to my family and/or friends. That is a HUGE safety issue for guests that I feel someone should be held accountable because the system should have shown I was checked in the previous night for the entire weekend."

"The restaurant is a little overpriced and the menu should have added Pancake and Waffle. "

"The property is quite dated, but clean and comfortable. The televisions do not have access to anything but TV channels and pay-per-view movies (no Netflix, Prime, YouTube, etc.) and no means to connect personal devices to TVs. Breakfast is extremely basic - just scrambled eggs, bacon, and potatoes - and not worth the $15 per person charged."