Aladdin Inn & Suites

stayed here four days while visiting my sister in Portland, ,only complaint is they accept pets, in the room next to me I think they had 2 dogs, there were times I could hear 'em, once in while not enough to complain about, the dog owners were certainly not concerend about any one else, there is a super good restaurant 1 block away J&J's, go hungry, they put out a bunch of food. motel is great, front desk is freindly and helpful, TV is a little tricky, but front desk will fix ya up.

I traveled here in August '21 to stay near my sister, who was on hospice with terminal cancer. I needed a place close to her house and the options were limited and dingy. After calling several of the nearby hotel/motels and dealing with cold, rude hotel staff, I spoke to Troy at Aladdin Inn and Suites. He was the most accommodating, nicest person. I was in a fragile state because of the reason for my trip, and his congeniality made me want to stay there immediately. I still had doubts, as this part of Portland has some pretty dingy dive hotels. And from the outside, this place wasn't looking to be any better. But the rooms were clean and comfortable. As a frequent traveler for work, I usually stay in the pricier and generally standardly nicer international chain hotels. I absolutely cannot stand stinky rooms or dirty linens. But even in these chains, sometimes rooms will smell like the air freshener they use to cover the underlying odors. My room had none of this. Just crisp clean sheets, zero smell, and they were quiet and cozy. And the internet was reliable and fast. I paid for a week, but only stayed 4 nights, after which I moved in with my sister to be with her through her end. I was promptly refunded for my unused nights and wished well. I want to thank Troy and the staff for being so lovely and accommodating, and cannot recommend this hotel enough.

I am handicapped and need a electric scooter to get around on and I also need an ADA Compliant room for myself and the scooter. This room (210) is the smallest hotel room I have ever been in. Just getting in the door was a nightmare. I had to maneuver down a narrow walkway and then hold the glass door open while on my scooter while jockeying back and forth to get in the door with out falling off the 2 foot high ledge and tumbling down the stairwell. Then holding the glass door open, I had to slide my card in the door of the room and twist the knob to open it. While in the room, I was taking a shower and the stool they gave to help handicapped to shower broke and I fell on my tailbone. I notified the front desk clerk and he said he would tell the owner. I don't believe this room is ADA COMPLIANT because of the difficulty getting into it and the narrowness between the bed and table. The walk in shower was huge though! The bed was a bit soft for me. Then to add an insult to my tailbone injury, the morning I was leaving, I scraped my knee on the metal frame to the glass door cutting it open! Very narrow room and walkways. The Inn was very clean and I had no issues there. It had Cable TV, AC, Refrigerator, Micro wave, WIFI but NO Breakfast that I was aware of. And it is hard to get someone to answer the phone when you need them. But when they do answer they are very polite and helpful. This would be a great room on a budget for someone who doesn't have to use a scooter to get around.