The Jupiter is a boutique hotel centrally located in SE Portland. The hotel offers a unique haven for sleeping, eating, drinking, meeting, partying, or just watching the world go by.
About Jupiter Hotel
Reviews & Ratings
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Not what i was expecting.
Is not the boutique hotel you might be experience. the place seems to have potential, but unfortunately we might have visited the properly on the wrong time. the outdoor bar was closed, under construction, as well as the reception, so we check in on a different building, which i was under the impression it would be the one we will stay. room was ok, the wallpaper makes the room look nicer in the photos, but the reality is a cheap looking sticker on the wall, tv was attached sideways, hard to watch from the bed. hotel was clean and room was large, but there were no amenities at all (or at least none that i know off) apparently there was coffee offered next morning, but i have no idea where... the only hotel member i saw during my stay was the front desk guy. if you're looking for a nice room and cozy boutique hotel experience, maybe look somewhere else? The location is nice, but i also notice there were other hotels nearby, cheaper and even a motel that looked better than this one, so we end up feeling like we overpay for a mid hotel room....
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10/10
The Jupiter is such a cool place to stay!! Friendly, helpful staff, clean and stylish rooms, and awesome location. We really loved drawing on the chalkboard door and hanging out in the communal areas. 10/10 highly recommend (and we hope to be back!)!
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Family fun in Portland
Awesome location and staff. Walkable with good food and coffee/drinks near by. Some proximity to unhoused people, but never felt unsafe. Overall great stay.
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Love this spot!
Great location, friendly staff, feels like family here in a gay way which is excellent. When the music venue was open it was even better--I hope it comes back.
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Worn and Weary
I have stayed in The Jupiter several times over the last decade and this might be my last. This time I stayed again in the older Motel part and genuinely feel like they need to rename, revamp, or do something that separates the experiences. The motel is a bare bones motel, which I don't have a problem with and stay at motels often, but it had less amenities than a typical cheap motel. I felt like I had to meet the room and staff halfway for things that should be standard for a stay. The quirk of the worn out chalkboard paint and pixelated murals are working double-time to try and keep you from noticing the broken/missing fridges, broken cheap soap dispensers, and thin walls. Only during checkout was I let known there was coffee available in the building across the street, felt about right.