Hampton Inn Portland East is located adjacent to I-84, three miles from I-205. Find what you need within 20 miles of the hotel – from Portland International Airport, to downtown attractions and the Portland Japanese Garden, to the majestic Multnomah Falls. Enjoy free hot breakfast and free WiFi.
About Hampton Inn Portland East
Reviews & Ratings
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June 13, 2026Barbara SNice room, excellent service
My husband and I stayed here 2 nights in June while visiting the Columbia River Gorge and Mt. Hood. The room was very comfortable and pretty quiet; the only thing I didn't like was that there was a bit of a gap under the door so the light from the hallway came in. Breakfast was free and good. The lady working the front desk (can't remember her name, but she has 4 kids) was VERY helpful and friendly, and gave us advice on how to park at Multnomah falls without having to make a timed-entry reservation on Recreation.gov. The hotel was easy to get to and far enough away from Portland that traffic wasn't too bad going/coming. It was nice to have a guest laundry, too.
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February 5, 202611jenniijBad Health Practice
I got so insanely sick off their continental breakfast. They put the stuff out cold and let the chafers warm it up instead of bringing it to temp first. I would not recommend eating any hot food from this location; they do not know good practice.
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December 29, 2025298srQuiet, comfortable, pet friendly!
This hotel is well maintained, in a convenient location for our purposes and the staff is very friendly and helpful. Jake went above and beyond welcoming us and making sure we’re well taken care of. Bringing our dog wasn’t a problem at all and Jake gave us a pet door hanger for our room. The room and the hotel were clean and in good condition. The breakfast offerings were delicious and not the same every morning. I will happily stay here again when I return to Portland.
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November 20, 2025Angela N
Poor Management
My recent stay at the Hampton Inn Portland East was incredibly disappointing, and it all came to a head when I attempted to address concerns about missing packages with the on-site manager, Lincoln Wakefield. Instead of listening or attempting to resolve the issue, he was rude, dismissive, and openly condescending from the moment the conversation began. When I calmly explained my concerns, he made it clear he had no interest in taking responsibility or even acknowledging the situation. But the most astonishing moment came when I mentioned that I would be leaving a review about my experience—apparently that struck a nerve. His response? He suddenly decided to comment on my dog, implying she needed training, as if that had anything to do with the missing packages or the conversation at hand. Working in the hotel industry myself, I recognized exactly what he was trying to do: the classic “I’ll get you before you can get me” tactic, an attempt to paint me as the problem in order to invalidate my concerns. It was unprofessional, transparent, and frankly unacceptable behavior from anyone—let alone a manager representing a Hilton property. Here’s the simple truth: Just take ownership. Apologize. Fix the issue. Move on. That’s Hospitality 101. Instead, I was met with attitude, deflection, and a personal dig that had nothing to do with the situation. This experience has guaranteed that I will not be returning to this property, and I strongly urge others to think twice before staying here. If this is the leadership standard, it’s no wonder things are slipping through the cracks.
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August 20, 2025Bam694
Updated and well maintained
This was a clean and well maintained property. Room was comfortable. Jake at the front desk gave us one of the best welcomes I’ve had in a long time. There is a nice brewery near by and the pizza is great.