Reviews of The Clyde Hotel Portland by Kasa LivingReviews of The Clyde Hotel Portland by Kasa Living

Honestly love the self serve model here. This place is so adorable, it has this whimsical military rustic vibe. At the top of the staircase is a cute fairytale mural, so a cute discovery. They also provided two free drinks at the cafe next door.

Great space for a quick getaway. Loved the style of the lobby and the uniqueness of the room too! Great location in the heart of downtown- near everything.

Will definitely recommend.

Great place in the heart of the city!

Amazing Experience

Definitely worth it for a short trip. Only hard part was it was 100 degrees over the weekend & the AC is really old. Doesn’t cool the room down.

Great stay , small coffee shop connected & a lot of food / stores around. 15 min unload parking was always blocked by parked cars not unloading.

Amazing atmosphere and super friendly staffs! Definitely will come back to Kasa for our next trips

The staff were amazing. So helpful and friendly. The people who took care of the rooms were always on point. The front desk staff and management provided superior service. Will go back again.

Great value, room exactly as described. Late check in was easy and appreciated how they held our bags on check out day. Nice location.

Perfect for our two night stay

The Clyde never disappoints. Clean, comfortable room. Great price. Access to food, drinks, and fun downtown. Best hotel at any price point.

Fantastic stay! Loved the location and a very cute hotel!

Great location, stylish essentials without any of the trivial little luxuries that just get in the way.

Great place to stay in downtown Portland. Extremely close to Powell’s books. Room was great, clean and decorated nicely. I know some rooms may not have a shower, but ours did, which was a big plus. Parking is nonexistent, best option is brewery blocks garage like the info message mentioned. Loading in with a luggage cart can be tough. I had to wheel it through the adjacent coffee shop to get to the lobby. Overall great hotel experience! Check in was super easy as well.

We really loved staying here! Cozy room + very walkable to all kinds of places (vegan pizza place within a 3 minute walk, super close to Powell’s City of Books). While the hotel doesn’t have parking, we parked overnight at Parking NW (modern looking spot with a big W sign) nearby for $16 and had no safety concerns! The hotel lobby has the cutest photobooth too!! The free/discount coffee tokens for the coffee shop next door were a great surprise. We really enjoyed the fun art and extra spaces to explore - definitely stay here!

Had a great time at Clyde in Portland the room was fantastic and I loved having easy access to everything in Portland!

Very cool location.

Dislikes: Staff rude

Good location, easy check in.

Great place to stay when visiting Portland Likes: The location is in the heart of the city, close to a lot of attractions, transportation, and good restaurants. Staff are friendly, rooms are clean and comfortable. Online check-in and hotel details are convenient with a reasonable price. Dislikes: Because of the wooden floor, it's easy to hear footsteps from the upper floor, which could be a little annoying. There are only two shared restrooms/bathrooms, so sometimes they could be crowded.

I absolutely loved it! So charming, with those “boutique hotel” details that I love so much. I had a King Suite, so I had a private bath, and the claw bathtub was heavenly after spending hours at Powell’s. Did I say that Powell’s is just a block away? The staff was accommodating and warm, and the coffee in the little coffee shop off the lobby was a lifesaver. Every time I come to Portland, this is where I’ll stay.

Beautiful space great ambiance.

If you're coming to Portland from out of town and want to experience Portland, this is how to do it. The rooms are funky and cool, you're in the heart of downtown, there's so much right at your finger tips. I'm hoping they have listings like this in other cities.

Kasa was great for our one night stay in Portland! Check in was easy, lots of parking around. There were homeless people in the corners of the street downstairs but that didn’t cause any issues. Overall this place is very convenient if you’re looking to stay for a couple nights.

Would definitely come back. Love the space overall!

Kasa Hotel- beautiful urban lobby area with a Photo Booth, friendly front desk associate, parking outside the hotel was free after 7pm. Room- very clean, looked like the photos, the layout was different in comparison to most places but did the job! Portland- after 5pm things outside got weird, and according to my research this is a great neighborhood, there were lots of homeless gathering along the surrounding streets and a few blatantly doing drugs but the hotel doors lock after 7pm which made me feel much safer!

Location is very convenient. The room is a little bit small.

perfect centralized location, super clean room, accommodative, perfect for a quick visit

Catastrophic and Care Less Clyde by Kasa ⭐ 1-Star Review ⭐ I booked 5 nights at the Portland Clyde through Booking.com because I was working nearby. Pet-friendly, affordable, walkable — on paper, it seemed ideal. In reality, it was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve had. Here’s why: Pet policy nightmare: Even though I booked a pet-friendly room, the hotel acted like they had no record of my dog. I was forced to show paperwork and pay a $35 deposit. When I extended my stay by one night, they tried to charge me another $35 deposit. When I refused, they locked me out of my room, holding my belongings hostage. AI “service” = no service: The hotel uses an “AI-friendly” front desk that feels more like a call center than hospitality. Real issues got scripted, dismissive responses. My desk lamp had no bulb. Their written response? “Lightbulb replacement is not categorized as an emergency maintenance request.” I had no desk light for 3 days. The shower handle fell off during my first use, hitting my toe. Their reply? “We cannot guarantee this issue can be resolved during your stay.” The Roku remote didn’t work, and instead of checking, I got emailed generic instructions. The remote was broken, but since no one came up to check, it remained ignored. Noise ignored: I requested a room change after being woken up daily at 6 a.m. by the guest upstairs stomping in heels. The hotel refused to move me, offering free earplugs instead. Data security concerns: I was forced to re-upload my ID just to extend my booking — even though they already had it on file from four days earlier. Very unsettling. Neighborhood safety: Walking my dog felt unsafe. The area has a heavy homeless presence, visible mental health crises, and I was told a stabbing had happened nearby a week earlier. The only positive? The cleaning staff. They were excellent — far better than management. Bottom line: Clean rooms, but no real service, unsafe surroundings, dismissive management, and a system that treats guests like data points instead of people. I strongly recommend choosing another hotel in Portland.

It was frustrating, compromised , unsafe, cold, degrading, insulting and a feeling of powerlessness Likes: ⭐ 1-Star Review ⭐ I booked 5 nights at the Portland Clyde through Booking.com because I was working nearby. Pet-friendly, affordable, walkable — on paper, it seemed ideal. In reality, it was one of the worst hotel experiences I’ve had. Here’s why: Pet policy nightmare: Even though I booked a pet-friendly room, the hotel acted like they had no record of my dog. I was forced to show paperwork and pay a $250 deposit. When I extended my stay by one night, they tried to charge me another $250 deposit. When I refused, they locked me out of my room, holding my belongings hostage. AI “service” = no service: The hotel uses an “AI-friendly” front desk that feels more like a call center than hospitality. Real issues got scripted, dismissive responses. My desk lamp had no bulb. Their written response? “Lightbulb replacement is not categorized as an emergency maintenance request.” I had no desk light for 3 days. The shower handle fell off during my first use, hitting my toe. Their reply? “We cannot guarantee this issue can be resolved during your stay.” The Roku remote didn’t work, and instead of checking, I got emailed generic instructions. The remote was broken. Noise ignored: I requested a room change after being woken up daily at 6 a.m. by the guest upstairs stomping in heels. The hotel refused to move me, offering free earplugs instead. Data security concerns: I was forced to re-upload my ID just to extend my booking — even though they already had it on file from four days earlier. Very unsettling. Neighborhood safety: Walking my dog felt unsafe. The area has a heavy homeless presence, visible mental health crises, and I was told a stabbing had happened nearby a week earlier. The only positive? The cleaning staff. They were excellent — far better than management. Bottom line: Clean rooms, but no real service, unsafe surroundings, dismissive management, and a system that treats guests like data points instead of people. I strongly recommend choosing another hotel in Portland Dislikes: A human being to address my concerns would have made this a better stay.

Very happy we chose to stay here (convenience, price, location for first time Portland visitors) and would book again!

Great spot! Convenient location.

Was looking for something whimsical and historic and I definitely got that with this pick. Super easy check in and out online, didn't even have to talk to anyone. Would love to stay here again when I come back to Portland.

Strange room, no support Our second visit to this hotel. The first time was exceptional. This time we weren't happy with the room assigned to us (we were staying for six nights). Went to front desk where the clerk seemed annoyed that I was asking for help and said she was leaving in 30 minutes and that I should contact support myself via text. Contacted support and waited nearly three hours for someone to help (after being told they would prioritize my request to management), no one ever did. We were eager to unpack and settle in, so we ended up staying in the room with the (telephone booth like) shower in the middle of it.

Amazing location! Likes: We loved the hotel and our room. Thank you so much! Dislikes: n/a

Best hotel in Portland!! Best and most gorgeous hotel I’ve ever stayed at!! It WILL blow you away! There’s a photo-both in the lobby which is a fun experience. So easy to check in and out.

Overall wonderful experience. The parking situation was a little tricky but it was due to improper pre-planning from our end. Check in was efficient and easy, and every restaurant was walkable distances from the hotel.

such a wonderful place to stay at! My husband and I will definitely be back if we decide to go to Portland again 😁

Solid stay if you need a no frills kind of spot in a central spot in Portland but because of the homelessness (mostly men) I didn’t feel safe going out at night around here. I was confronted by a man as I was trying to get into the hotel and it freaked me out.

Love this hotel so much. The location is the best; I walked all over downtown and I’m convinced you can’t get any better. Plus, the coffee shop attached has the best coffee and the hotel gives you these little coins that comp you $4.50 each for two coffees or teas. The open spaces in the hotel on the first and second floor are super artsy, unique, fun and cozy. Cool jazz music is on when you enter your room, and the clawfoot tub is ready for you to soak in. Comfy bed and great communication by the hosts. I will definitely return every time I visit Portland. This is my go-to space!

Book it! Right now! Kasa BLEW away my expectations. The pictures do not do justice of how amazing this is. I booked this to surprise my girlfriend for her birthday and she finished the weekend with saying this was one of her top air bnb she has ever stayed. The bed? SO comfy and cooling. You’ll fall asleep quickly! The room temp? Perfect coldness. The shower was the best part too! & the old jazz music playing when we entered was such a warming chill feeling we kept it on pretty much the whole trip! Photo booth was so fun! Coffee shop was great! You have a lot of differen places to walk to as well! ONLY one small con: Please please please be prepared to walk to your car since there is not parking. It is not a far distance, but the homeless is pretty much on every street and it can feel chilling at night when you hear loudness. Just be safe and know your surroundings! Nothing negative happened I would not have walked alone at night.

We had a lovely one stay! The room was very spacious, clean, large shower and comfy bed. Despite being centrally located , it felt quiet and private. The contactless check-in/check-out process was super simple, straight forward and prompt. Would definitely stay here again. Felt reasonably priced as well.

This was a nightmare. There is no front desk person to help and when my reservation that was done through Expedia wasn’t in their system I had to rebook and double pay. I also had tons of trouble just locating the code to get into the shared bathroom. Probably my bad for not reading the fine print but when do you ever expect to NOT have a bathroom in your hotel room! Awful

I really enjoyed the three nights I spent here, I felt safe and I liked how walkable the area was.

Loved our stay! This place is loaded with charm and character. Hip Portland vibes, comfy chairs, plants, a Photo Booth, lounging and work spaces. Rooms had everything you could need, complete with coffee, tea, earplugs, and soft music playing on check-in. Both the staff and the virtual desk are friendly and easy to work with. Contactless check in was a breeze. There were even tokens for the coffeeshop downstairs!

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