Parkrose hotel guide. Marriott Hotels & Resorts hotel in Parkrose, Portland

"Top shelf room. Very clean and well stocked. This is what I Invision as Five Star hotel."

"Clean room, amazing staff, overall quality five stars "

"Welcoming and comfortable."

"Asked for a body wash refill since it's empty when I checked in, but they did not fill it. "

"Everything was clean and comfortable however, a little run down. The drapes were ripped and stuff looked a little worn. I would go back, though. The overall experience was great."

"Cleaning staff was up and at it early. I was hoping to sleep in a bit but they were making a lot of noise and I couldn’t get back to sleep. As I was leaving a cleaning staff member asked me you leaving now, to get into the room. Not how was your stay. I chose this particular hotel because I had a medical emergency on a flight into Portland and had to go to the ER after I landed. I got in late and was hoping to rest and check out was advertised as noon instead of 11. I needed some extra sleep before I could make a two and a half hour drive home. But the slamming of doors and giggling and talking by cleaning staff made that impossible. I expected some noises early in the Am and had ear plugs. But there didn’t seem to be consideration for guests who actually checked out late. "

"Disappointed"

"Very comfortable beds , breakfast was good and convenient to the airport"

"The staff are amazing, the pool and hot tub were closed the entire time I was there, which is unfortunate because I chose this hotel based on the fact that I thought that there would be a pool and hot tub available. Their breakfast was really gross. The eggs were runny and the meat did not taste like real meat. On top of that, our bed had weird stains on the under sheet. It looked like blood. On top of that a hotel is currently undergoing construction to the outside of the building. My husband and I noticed that the workers were putting wet cement directly on plywood that was not treated. It looks like they are going to have a lot of issues with that in the future because plywood is definitely not meant to get wet like that. Anyway, if you stay here, good luck."