Vacations Close To University of New England

This is a place I stay in Portland when I want to a place to crash after a busy day at a affordable price. The staff are wonderful and helpful. The shuttle service is great. The hotel is just old and needs to be renovated which I believe is planned.

The property was excellent. We stayed in a 1 bedroom loft and it was great. Nice sitting area, fully equipped kitchen, beautiful bathroom and nice size bedroom. It was quiet and comfy, and also walking distance to great restaurants. Highly recommend.

It was so spacious, kitchen area was well kept and they have QR codes to help travels understand how to use certain things

I was so exit

The hotel was in downtown Portland near the hospital, which is what I was looking for. I was alone, while my husband was in the hospital. The website for the hotel says "Onsite parking". I set my GPS for the Inn, on a dark rainy night, and it took me to a dark alley. I drove around and around looking for the hotel. No spaces out front. So I pulled over in a panic and called them. The two young people at the desk told me the Onsite Parking lot behind the hotel was Full. I would have to go about a block and a half away to park. All those sidestreets were dark and had no visible signage about parking for the Inn. I was upset. I didn't want to walk thru the dark night in the rain with my luggage. Admittedly, one of them offered to move his car and let me park behind the hotel, but I ultimately got explicit directions from him about where this mystery lot was, and I did park there, after parking illegally out front so I could unload first. The lot on Gilman St was a black hole, with no lights or signage. I felt really scared. But the hotel is old fashioned and cozy, with narrow hallways and stairs, and my particular single room had a bathroom (all my own) down the hall, which I kept having to lock and unlock. The room wasn't especially charming, but it was clean and had everything I needed, even charger ports. I slept well. The bathroom wasn't a problem, and the room provided a good robe for crossing the hall. Breakfast wasn't much, I grabbed a banana and left.