About Embassy Suites Hotel Portland Airport
Reviews & Ratings
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October 7, 2026C MJust ok.
Ok hotel. Hotel does not provide complimentary bottled water in the rooms. Also restaurant charges a 20 % service charge to lunch and dinner service. Then restaurant bill suggests that you leave a tip too. Makes eating at the hotel very expensive. The prices for entrees are already expensive. Entrees are ok. âś…
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October 4, 2026Rick SGreat airport hotel
Very nice hotel next to the airport. Large suite and comfortable beds. Over the top free breakfast buffet. Complimentary cocktails and snacks each evening. Great price for what you get. Highly recommend if you need to stay near the airport but obviously expect listening to the air traffic come and go.
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August 22, 2026JoyL132
The staff make the hotel
We got to the room and it was quite stuffy and warm so we turned down the temp and went to eat. It was still warm when we got back and it didn’t seem like the a/c was working properly so we called for maintenance. Quincy showed up very quickly and resolved our problem very quickly. He was a super nice guy and fun to chat with while he worked. Dinner was good, staff were friendly and food was really good-didn’t catch their names though. Lindsay at the bar was very friendly and made a good cocktail. The gal at the front desk was very helpful and friendly upon check-in. Rooms and hotel interior were clean but dated. The hotel could use a refresh.
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August 10, 2026adpsruPeloton not activated.
Just another Hilton with a Peleton that isn’t activated. They are even proud of it:(…. If they can’t afford the Peleton account. What else are they skipping on? Oh I know, the air conditioning. The room wouldn’t go below 73 degrees. Too many other places around to waste your money here.
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June 3, 2026Donna W
The ideal airport hotel
Embassy Suites is less than a quarter-mile from the Portland PWM baggage claim exit and from the ramp leading down to the rental car desks. The hotel offers a handy free shuttle to/from the airport, but if you don't have much luggage, just turn right out of baggage claim and walk along the sidewalk until you see the hotel signs on the opposite side of the street. You can buy snacks and drinks at the reception desk. If you need an actual meal, there's a lunch/dinner restaurant on the other side of the elevators. In the morning, this same dining area houses a blessedly substantial breakfast buffet: a selection of cereals, pastries, potatoes, bacon, sausage, fruit, and yogurt, plus an omelette station where you can choose a standby (e.g. Denver), a specialty of the day, or build your own. The in-house dining options are perfect for late arrivals and even better for early-morning departures. The rooms I stayed in had a door between the sitting room/kitchenette area and the bedoom, and both areas had TVs, so another occupant could have stayed up without disturbing me after I'd gone to bed. The intervening door was also good at muffling the racket of the other wall unit AC/heater. I wasn't disturbed at all by the sound of airplanes and slept easily. I've realized that after a flight of five or more hours, it's better to spend the night at a hotel near the airport and do the same the night before the return trip. It reduces exhaustion, rushing, and anxiety about traffic delays; this was especially true when I returned my rental car and needed just seven minutes to walk back to the hotel. Embassy Suites is the perfect hotel for incoming and outgoing travelers, and I would definitely book there again.