Capitol Hill Motel
Hotel in Portland
Highlights, description and the facilities guests use most.
Stay in Portland - Rooms for Every Budget
In every room: Air conditioning · Flat-screen TV · Bath or shower · Refrigerator
1 Queen bed
33 m²
This suite features equipped with a full-size refrigerator, microwave, sink, storage, and counter space. A flat-screen TV, ceiling fan, individual AC/heating unit, and RFID door locks are also included. Located on the ground floor, this suite also has a private entrance.
1 Queen bed
28 m²
This double room features a microwave, refrigerator, ceiling fan, individual AC/heating unit, and RFID door locks. Located on the ground floor, this room also has a private entrance.
2 Queen beds
46 m²
This double room features a microwave, refrigerator, ceiling fan, individual AC/heating unit, and RFID door locks. Located on the ground floor, this room also has a private entrance.
1 Queen bed,1 Queen bed
60 m²
This suite features equipped with a full-size refrigerator, microwave, sink, storage, and counter space. A flat-screen TV, ceiling fan, individual AC/heating unit, and RFID door locks are also included. Located on the ground floor, this suite also has a private entrance.
2 Queen beds
74 m²
Featuring a private entrance, this air-conditioned suite is consisted of of 1 living room, 1 separate bedroom and 1 bathroom with a walk-in shower and a bath or a shower. The spacious suite offers a seating area, a wardrobe, a high chair for children, a carpeted floor and a flat-screen TV with cable channels. The unit offers 2 beds.
34 amenities in 10 categories.
Check-in, check-out and house rules.
The check-in time at Capitol Hill Motel Portland starts at 15:00, and check-out is until 11:00.
Yes, Capitol Hill Motel Portland offers complimentary Wi-Fi access.
Yes, Capitol Hill Motel Portland offers free parking facilities.
Portland International Airport is the nearest airport to Capitol Hill Motel Portland, located 13 miles away.
No, pets are not allowed at Capitol Hill Motel Portland.
Capitol Hill Motel in Portland is conveniently located near several attractions: it is 6.8 miles from the Portland Children's Museum, the Oregon Zoo, and the Washington Park International Rose Test Gardens, and 7.4 miles from the World Forestry Discovery Museum.
At Capitol Hill Motel in Portland, guest rooms come equipped with a microwave, a coffee machine, a refrigerator, and a flat-screen cable TV.
No, there is no vending machine at Capitol Hill Motel Portland.
No, breakfast is not provided at Capitol Hill Motel Portland.
Loved by Guests, Trusted for Excellence
Thank you! Liked: Thanks to the owners. The Neon signing is fantastic! Easy on-off from I-5 yet quiet enough.
Liked: Price Disliked: Out of date heater/a/c unit It didn't have a thermostat that shut off the fan very annoying right next to bed
Liked: The location and how well kept it was! The bed's were super comfortable, the motel was 10-15 minutes away from just about everything (malls, the city, parks, ect!) I don't think I've ever stayed at a motel this nice before, the inside was very clean, they did a good job maintaining the outside too! Disliked: My only nit pick was the shower in our room, it was rather small and hard to move around in.
Adequate Liked: Clean and updated Disliked: No freezer in mini fridge. Bed hard.
Liked: The manager was friendly and helpful. My room was very quiet. The motel is in a great location for an overnight stop while passing through Portland. Disliked: The bed was comfortable but on the soft side. The towels had a mild fragrance which would bother someone who needs to be fragrance free.
Located near Capitol Hill Motel, you'll find an array of delightful dining and coffee spots to suit every taste. Whether you're in the mood for a quick snack or a leisurely meal, the nearby establishments provide a convenient and enjoyable dining experience during your stay in Portland.
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