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"Good breakfast."

"The Paramount is right in the heart of downtown Portland. Within a block is shopping from Nordstrom, Pendleton, and Columbia as well as other designer labels. On both sides of the hotel’s (North and South) are parks. One is full of trees and lighting, the other a community space meant to connect others. Two blocks away is the pioneer square with transit to almost anywhere in town, local food trucks, and historic buildings. The Paramount has two restaurants on site, the Tavern serves up a mix of new American cuisine at affordable prices, and Swine delicious cocktails and small bites. Both can be charged to your room to come out of the deposit required ($75 per night) and the $10 daily credit. There’s coffee available outside in the lobby, and vending on multiple floors too. Their property is 15 stories high, yet the elevator is lightning fast. Within 20 seconds I was to my room, and ready to enter. Also, they take security seriously. Room keys required to use the elevator, and in the evening. The room was standard, had decently made furniture, a comfy king bed with many pillows, and came stock with shampoo, conditioner, body lotion, and hand soap. Lots of different lighting options in the room, means you can adjust to comfort. The blackout curtains darkened the room so sleep was easy. The only true downside to the hotel, is that there were no microwaves in room or traditional room service. Otherwise, it was a great stay in the heart of downtown. "

"Convenient to a great mall."

"Very clean and the staff were welcoming and professional. I would definitely be staying here again in the future. "

"Clean room "

"The entire staff — exceptional, to the point of anticipating our needs."

"The Zagz hotel had a lot of great amenities, game room, puzzle table’ free arcade machine. There’s a restaurant on site. The drinks are decent however the food not so much. The continental breakfast is lacking to say the least, there was coffee, hot water, but no tea. The host was generous enough to go find me some teabags in the rooms. There was no fresh juice. They had cereal, granola, prepackaged yogurt, bagels, muffins, and boiled eggs. They offer a s’mores hour from 7pm to 8pm, which is cool. We didn’t get to partake in it but very nice offering. They have a lot of free items you can use yoga mats, kayaks, all kind of stuff in the lobby. No fitness center on site although the advertisement of the amenities on site listed that they had a fitness center on site and also one that they partnered with 24 hour fitness which is just a block away though. The riverfront is only a few blocks away easy walking distance. There’s a MAX stop right outside of the hotel. I’m not sure which line it is. I believe it’s either green or orange. I WOULD DEFINITELY STAY HERE AGAIN."

"Clean spacious room with shower/tun combo. Large TV (bigger than 36” in the room amenities) quiet room coffee and tea service in the room. The only issue I had was the staff not contacting me when my room was available like they said they would and the general woman’s bathroom not having any soap in it and I was told that I it wouldn’t be any soap into the Housekeeping person came in at 2pm (it was around 12pm) I was offered sanitizer that was at the front desk for the workers but had barely any left in the bottle. Staff should have access to stock the bathroom when needed We didn’t have breakfast or brunch at Gracie’s because it was a bit pricey and the area has many good breakfast option that are in walking distance or a few train stops away. The train station is literally 2 short blocks away. We did have cocktails and happy hour and dinner are more than a couple of nights at the Driftwood lounge on site. It’s super dark and you need to order your salad dressing on the side but the drinks are good. "

"Along with everything else, the breakfast buffet was excellent. Everyone there was very friendly and helpful"