Residence Inn Portland Downtown/Waterfront
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Portland
"Do a brewery tour of Shipyard while you are over there!"(2 Tips)
"Rooms are very clean, but it's not quite a WATERFRONT property !"(5 Tips)
"Free breakfast is amazing!"(2 Tips)
"Excellent service in great hotel!"(2 Tips)
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Ken GrossAugust 19, 2015A great location and close to all that is downtown. Public parking next door is ok choice. Rooms are marriott excellence. Great central point to use as vacation hub. .
Don't pay to park in the adjacent garage. Plenty of free on-street parking on the side streets around the hotel.- Adam SchuitSeptember 11, 2015Great service and clean rooms. Close to ferry and walkable to downtown. Do a brewery tour of Shipyard while you are over there!
RockStarNewYorkMarch 27, 2012What a great hotel! It's reasonably priced, clean, modern, and it's basically a studio apt too. Would definitely stay here again!
Alex RavenelSeptember 23, 2017One of the nicer Residence Inns I've stayed at. Parking is around the corner in a garage.
Rebecca KelleyMay 22, 2012Friendly, fantastic staff (I'm looking at you, Mike). Fantastic, spacious, well-appointed rooms.
Eric AndersenNovember 23, 2013This monument outside the hotel's Hancock Street entrance marks the location of Longfellow's birthplace
Tip the housekeepers : ) the rooms are diffucult to clean and they work very hard
James UnderbergJuly 31, 2016Perfectly fine for camp visiting weekend - lobby ok - breakfast is a disaster - go elsewhere ! For what they charge almost 500$ a night need to do a better job !- Craig CDecember 27, 2011Parking- don't bother paying for garage parking, there's plenty of free on street parking available. Free breakfast is amazing!
Whoever said park on the street was not here during peak season ( July & August). There is no street parking.
James SDecember 10, 2011The place to stay if you're doing the Polar Express, which leaves from just across the street.
Sam TAugust 26, 2012Don't bother with the free breakfast. Literally the worst eggs I've ever had. And reasonably clean and comfortable, the hotel is overpriced. We got a "deal" at about $340 per night. Portland issue?
Jennie EdwardsAugust 28, 2010Don't plan to be able to park in the parking garage if you have a Thule rack--and they won't even work it out for you!
EveFebruary 17, 2013Nasty breakfast, pushy maids kicking you out of the room cause they need to be dine with their shift soon, and for what they charge, room service would be nice
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Extend your stay in one of the Best Foodie Cities in America, at one of the in the best Portland, ME hotels – the only all-suites hotel in downtown, featuring full kitchens, free WiFi & daily breakfast, a pool, fitness center, and access to the city.
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