Motel 6, Forest Grove hotels

"Yes plenty of pets around i didn't have one myself though "

"I'm local but heard about the Onsen and had to come try it. It was a lovely experience and worth the trip and money. The staff were friendly, the rooms and building as clean and in excellent condition. It was delightful. I've been to Japan before and I definitely got an authentic Japanese experience in the onsen. I'm 5'10" and the women's onsen was two feet deep. If you're a tall and use the women's onsen, just know that your shoulders and neck may not be submerged if you sit down in the water. I had to get creative. This was not a deterrent for me at all, and pretty consistent with what I experienced as a tall person in Japan. "

"Parking was easy. Room was clean. Staff was friendly and efficient. Hotel is directly across the street from another Motel 6."

"Clean, quiet and very nice staff. "

"Overall very pleased with the hotel. The room was clean and staff was helpful. Breakfast was good and they had a manager's reception in the evening with free drinks and snacks. The kids used and enjoyed the pool and hot tub, which seemed clean and well maintained. We ate at the restaurant one evening and ordered the pizza, and to be honest, it was pretty mediocre pizza, but I was happy not to have to drive somewhere else, do it was fine. We would definitely stay there again."

"Every part of this stay was a pleasant experience. And it was a short drive to OHSU Hospital. "

"Staff was very friendly and breakfast has a good variety. Only issue would be the large gap under the door and everything can be heard from the hall and outside."

"My room was clean and the bed comfortable. However, it showed serious signs of wear...chipped counter Formica, missing sink towel rack, the rubber seal on the refrigerator was out of position and needed to be replaced, and the hotel wifi was woefully weak and unreliable for a business traveler. "

"Amenities not as listed. $40/day parking. Water bottle in room is $7 (LOL). Walls/roof was cracking. Toilet was basically a public washroom style. "