We stayed at the Days Inn the night before the Hood to Coast. Our 12 person team stayed at the motel. You would think that they would have been happy to have 6 rooms booked out on a Thursday night. However, they treated all of us (including some in our group over 50) like delinquent juveniles. As we were packing... more

The front desk staff was pleasant, but overworked. Free breakfast was adequate, not spectacular. Rooms were slightly run down, but everything worked. Bedding was passable---nothing spectacular. Overall an ok stay. About what I expected for the price. more

This Days Inn is in a bit of a tricky location. You have to either break off the I-205 or I-84 to get to it with little signage. If you don't know your way around Portland you can miss it very easily. All in all a decent stay...The other reviewer was right. The manager really seems to be a little... more

We were traveling through Portland and needed a place to stay. We've stayed at Days Inn in the past so we trusted them. The view was great, we could see over downtown and the rooms were very clean. more

Nothing fancy, just you're basic motel (with a microwave and fridge). Very friendly front desk, clean and reasonably quiet. It's just a few steps from the MAX line to the airport and downtown. Nothing much nearby except a few restaurants. Discounted, non-refundable rooms available on the Day's Inn website. I plan to stay again. more

This is a decent, moderately nice hotel. I booked through BCAA and they quoted a price of $60 for 2 queen beds for two adults and 3 kids. But when we got there, they didn't honor the rate and charged us $85. Manager said the internet rate was not updated. If we werent so tired, we would have just walked... more

I was planning on spending the night in Portland because I needed to fly out of the Portland airport in the morning. I figured since I was only staying in Portland for one night, I might as well get a place close to the airport, and very cheap. Well, you get what you pay for. I did not end up... more