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

Quaint Throwback!!! Likes: It was quaint, like a throwback Hotel. I loved it there. I would definitely come back.

Great location. Walkable to all our favorite Pearl District bars.

(Translated by Google) Nice room but reception staff a bit cold (Original) 房間不錯但接待人員有點冷淡

My Great Weekend Unique hotel in hub location for walking or biz. Nice staff and pleasant preservation of history and character set off by subtle, distinctive design style. Breakfast simple and health, had great chat with fellow guests. Highly recommend over cookie-cutter places.

Junior Suite The stay was as great I remember. I only wish that there was a way to hang my clothes in the Junior Suite. I have severe allergies to dust mites. I wish that there was a choice to not have the cloth headboard.

Dislikes: The room wasn't turned over as much. I had to ask the person at the desk to do it as it was my wedding day and I wanted a made bed

Property is adorable, smooth check-in - beds so comfortable, decor perfect —- lots of homeless on the streets

Unfortunately was really let down by our stay here. The limited pros are: it’s a decent location, it’s next to a Stumptown, and we were able to check in to our room early. Unfortunately, the cons list is much longer. Our room in particular was pretty terrible. The whole room was painted black and white for some reason, which made it feel rather depressing and dark. Even the desk was painted completely black…. The sink is outside the bathroom in the living room which was strange and not hygienic. The bathroom had a sliding barn door which didn’t even cover the entire doorway to the bathroom, which led to very little privacy. There was hardly any room between the bed and the wall which made it hard to get into, and there was no bedside table, lamp, or outlet on that side of the bed which was inconvenient. The bed and pillows themselves were also rough and very uncomfortable. Additionally, the fire alarm went off briefly multiple times overnight, but there was never any communication or explanation from the hotel staff about what was going on, no follow-up communication about it the next morning. Overall a total bummer. Couldn’t recommend anyone staying here as it’s not even particularly cheap or affordable to make up for all of the above.

Portland resident but had to stay here with 3 dogs during the ice storm. The staff was so accommodating and kind, it was a great experience in the middle of disaster.

Terrible old hotel at high price Watch the high service fee. It's a ripoff extra charge. The hotel is a converted flophouse and still looks like one. Uncomfortable room. The heating did not work on a cold night. The staff is good in contrast to the horrible rooms and hotel itself.

Portland ain’t the same as it use to be! Likes: Location and the nostalgia of the former days Dislikes: Staff were there. But not at all friendly. Especially the long haired dude that works at night. Never felt welcomed

Great cozy getaway for work. Likes: Stay and location was perfect. Dislikes: nothing

My favorite stay in town. Likes: Hard floors, laundry service, assistance with bags and easy to get deliveries. Dislikes: No microwave and coffee maker in room. Something to add in the future?

Birthday Staycation I chose the ACE hotel Portland for my husbands birthday for the aesthetics, clean, simple, tasteful and comfortable. Its perfect! From ease of check in, to clear directions about the property, the snack honor bar in the room, the polite and caring inquiry, attentiveness of staff, but not obtrusive, the charming and simple breakfast in the 2nd floor dining room. Can't wait to return!

Great! Likes: Nostalgic, clean, close to all conveniences. Dislikes: Historical and unique.

Fine Hotel I wanted to title this "interesting hotel" but thought that might put people off. It was interesting in the best sense fo the word. In a lovely old building with a comfortable lobby, super friendly staff and well laid out room which worked well for my adult daughter and I. We enjoyed the mural on the room wall and the super comfortable beds. Don't be put off by the not quite functional sign on the outside of the hotel. Very walkable to downtown, the Pearl district and Powell's books.

Centrally located urban chic A welcoming option close to everything in central PDX. Free coffee, comfortable beds, adequate amenities. I booked a room with a private bathroom; definitely recommend the front of the building for more natural light.

This is our second visit, and we love staying here. The vibe is hip, the location is excellent, it's very clean, and the rooms are fantastic. We booked the Superior Deluxe Corner, and we were not let down. The only thing worth noting is if you want the claw foot tub, you need to request it.

Gooooood. Highly recommended.

I love it, instead of a card to swipe your door they give you a real key. Parking is a challenge, but however the walk is a couple of blocks away from the hotel.

편안하고 빈티지한 인테리어 Likes: 편안하고 빈티지한 인테리어, 위치, 파월북스가 가까웠던 점. 비건 푸드.

Lost its charm Likes: It's still the Ace aesthetically, but not functionally. Dislikes: Service has gone downhill since being acquired. Been staying here since they first opened, I wanted to stay 30 days and front desk manager said they'd be in touch, never even heard back. Take some pride in your job if you work hospitality, otherwise what's the point, just do something you love. PDX is all about authenticity but the staff here have huge corporate vibes and don't really care

I love coming here and was surprised to see a nice note written welcoming me back. I’ve only been here twice now but they’re already treating me like a regular which is very sweet. Got in at midnight and chatted with the attendant for a while. She gave me a bunch of vegan restaurant recommendations and said she’d have more every night I chat with her. A little delightful hipster drip marketing I think. :P Genuinely love everything about this place. Especially the thousands of love notes lovingly kept in the card catalogue on the second floor. Some of them make me happy, some make me cry, and some make me so happy I cry. What a beautiful art exhibit in a totally unexpected location. I’ll never understand why people pay more for the Marriott.

Perfect! Likes: Location was perfect! Super central to a lot of shopping and places to eat. Really safe. We had one of the "back" rooms so there was millennial natural light. We didn't mind though - it was cozy and perfect for us! Loved the communal coffee room as well; it had coffee in the mornings, wine glasses, wine buckets, forks etc. all the things you need and it felt extra homey. The front staff was super sweet as well! The lobby was amazing, and the Stumptown coffee that was connected to it. Highly recommend staying here, it really exceeded exceptions in everyday! Dislikes: Honestly no complaints.

Big fans of the Ace! Loved our stay. Our room was cute and comfortable. We had a "back" room with millennial natural lighting, but it was still cozy and nice. Loved the bath tub, the communal coffee room where they have wine glasses, forks, etc. all things you might need which just made it really homey. Loved the location, walking to all the shops and bars, restaurants, etc. Highly recommend it. Also the lobby is stunning! Loved walking down the stairs and seeing it every morning. Truly amazing and the front staff were sweet :) Thank youuuu Ace!

Great staff, shoddy rooms, abysmal breakfast Lobby is nice, front desk folks are fantastic. And then it all falls apart. "Breakfast" was 3 sad pieces of fruit in a basket, coffee with no milk and bags of oatmeal with no bowls or spoons to eat it with. Zero snacks, juice or pastries. As for the rooms... I started out in a standard room that I loved, despite it being very drafty and hard to warm up. (A blanket next the door solved that.) On night 2, a very distressed howling dog moved in next door, so the wonderful front desk folks moved me to a different room. Only this one had zero hot water. In November. It was ice cold. So then I got moved AGAIN. To a room with hot water and no howling dog, but a broken main light. There was also no natural light so putting on makeup in the morning was a BLAST! Be prepared for wild inconsistencies.

Routinely little to no food during their “free breakfast”. Amenities seemed overlooked. Felt like a janky hostel made cool by hiring the merchandise designer from Urban Outfitters. Comfortable but innocuous; imagine if your hipster nephew ran a hotel… eye rolls and the silent treatment were complimentary.

I haven't stayed there yet. My friend is staying there and I wanted to send her something to her room before she arrived. The staff was great helping me arrange a little surprise. They even left a note for her from me. Very good people. The rooms are amazing. They have vinyl and record players in the room. Claw footed bathtubs. The artwork everywhere. I will stay there when I am in the area.