Jupiter Hotel

Some members of staff were very helpful, some did the bare minimum. It was a real mix!

The restaurant on site was absolutely fabulous and the staff were amazing.

Great retro place. Excellent location. Big room.

Only negative-on Expedia they said everything all taxes were included and when we got there, we were added at $24 day tax. Still totally worth it. Still lovely place cool vibes but that was disappointing.

Exceptional

They rip you off on the parking, beware, customers

Exceptional

Awesome place, totally authentic “Portland” experience, walkable and friendly. Thanks.

Just to note - parking is an extra, there is not a gym, but they partner with some local gyms for discounted day passes. Great area, lots to do, restaurants, live music, bars, easy walk to the river for a morning run along the bridges, good coffee shops nearby.

Very good

Very good

Above and beyond staff!

Exceptional

The room was updated and super clean but very small. Cute and stylish- the

I loved the vintage vibe of the hotel. We stayed in the original Jupiter. It was clean and comfortable. The QR codes on the various cards in the room were very helpful. The chalkboard door was fun! You must go to the 5th floor of the Jupiter Next. There is an open air lounge with great views! The restaurant on the property, Hey Love, was casual and relaxing surrounded by plants There wasn't anything that I didn't like.

Location is good. We payed $89 which feels like a good price for what you’re getting. It’s clean and great to stay the night coming through town. I think having to pay $20 for parking at a motel/inn is a bit steep since most offer complimentary parking. Hotels often charge for parking but this is very much a motel/inn. If the rooms were slightly more elevated I would maybe understand. Paying extra for parking

Exceptional

Good extra area for working, congregating with friends in town. Staff was great! Parking in area is opening up. Needs a coffee maker in the room. I want my coffee before going out.

The immediate neighborhood is pretty run down (as much of downtown Portland seems to be) and seedy looking but felt safe. It is about a one mile walk to downtown and very near bus and tram lines so transportation was convenient. There is nice courtyard to sit in and read or enjoy a snack of beverage of your own as there is no service. No coffee in room but available in the lobby across the street starting at 6:00 or downstairs (after 8:00). It is actually more like a motel with. exterior walkways to rooms but there is security person on premises through the night. The bar in the lobby of Jupiter Next (companion property across the street) was voted best hotel bar in the US in 2024. It is interesting, high energy but quite loud. They serve a short menu of excellent Mexican food. the Machette was excellent and reasonably priced. We stayed five nights and it was fine after the negative first impression. Parking is limited and expensive; $40 per day to park underground in an extremely tight garage). Good news is you don't really need a car if you are going to be in or around Portland. There is a James Beard award winning restaurant (Le Pigeon a few doors down - pricey - $140 prix fix menu)

Everything was great