Nice lounge tucked away and accessed by elevator or stairs to the left…read more This was my 1st at this Delta Sky Club as I normally go to the Escape. I really liked my experience here for a few reasons. It is less busy so quieter. 3 areas of seating with lots of outlets. There is an business area if you need to print something or work on your laptop. I like the extra touches on the food and drink options. I like that they had a lot of fresh fruit (the other lounge usually runs out so disappointment for my kiddos), vegetarian sausage for the hot breakfast line up, and my favorite chia seed pudding as well as oatmeal, cereals, hard boiled eggs, cheeses and wide selection of baked goods. They had fresh fruit and mint for the lemonade, various Rishi tea options and candied ginger to upgrade your tumeric ginger tea. The decor is not as modern compared to all the renovated areas of PDX as mentioned by another review. However I would definitely come back if I am travelling with Delta. Thank you to the morning crew of this lounge for making my early morning flight experience a great one.

My first time flying Delta and it was going from Portland, Oregon to Seattle, Washington. Even…read morethough it was a quick flight ours had the Delta Sky Club with it. Walked into this lounge and it was clean, organized and the staff was pretty friendly and knowledgeable. Food-wise could be improved but I don't expect much from an American-style lounge. The food was just ok, had some cold cuts, cold sandwiches, and cold pasta salads. I would say there is always room for improvement in the food! But it's ok.

Great staff. Great runway north view. Best club at PDX when compared to the other offers (DL / AS…read moreand premium plaza)

Absolutely awful. 1:45 pm in afternoon and virtually no food is out for passengers, just empty…read moredirty trays. I should have gone down to the new Alaska Lounge.

We were very early for our flight and were so happy that we could use the Alaska Lounge. Ronnie…read moregreeted us warmly and told us the layout of the lounge. The lounge is very large with lots of seating and work areas with a lot of natural light coming in. The bar area is well separated from the food service area. They offer an array of hot and cold food items, a coffee bar, a salad bar, a selection of snack items, as well as dessert items. We were content to have a quiet, comfortable place to sit, read, work and relax while waiting for our flight. The staff was very friendly. The lounge was kept very clean. We only tried the broccoli cheddar soup and the oatmeal raisin cookies. They both were freshly prepared and delicious. Thank you for a comfortable respite!

On Saturday, June 27, 2026 at 8:24pm, while ordering drinks at the new Alaska bar lounge at PDX…read moreairport, we were assisted by Susie and we ordered 2 drinks, 1 of which was a premium drink. In short, both drinks should have been complimentary but when stating that fact and the supporting reason, Susie motioned to her forehead and said she couldn't read that on my spouse's forehead. She said that rather loudly and twice. I told her that he had stated the facts twice prior to ordering when she told us to move from one side of the bar to where she would prepare our drinks. If anyone were to watch a video of the bar area at that specific time, they'd see Susie's hand motions waving over her forward as she told my spouse that she couldn't read that on his forehead.... They'd see our expressions as well. We usually tip when ordering at the bar but my spouse, rightfully so, put the cash back into his wallet. We spent the remaining 30 minutes watching her facial expressions, or lack thereof, with other customers. We felt uncomfortable with this specific individual, hopefully training is provided to avoid any similar attitudes towards other guests. Please note, others working were welcoming and kind.

*** Arrival We were…read moremet by a person with a wheelchair for me who said he also had to wait for another passenger to deplane to take both of us to baggage claim. My husband decided to push me alone in the wheelchair to the baggage area. This was an exceedingly long walk. It would have been nice if the airport provided a golf cart to take seniors/disabled persons to the baggage area. It took forever for the bags to come up. We were not impressed with our arrival. ***** Departure We arrived for our departure and this time we must have picked the perfect time to arrive for departure. My husband found a wheelchair right at the door. The check-in was so easy - going thru security was flawless and we found the Alaska Lounge right away. We were really early for our flight. This is a stunning newly renovated airport.

Not very often can you say wow about an airport terminal…read more But this terminal is wide -white- and full of light Very simple to get to the luggage pick up and a short walk to the car rentals from there. Simple.

Great cocktails and great food! This place has a wonderful vibe and quick service. Years ago, they…read morehad this amazing dahlia salad that I wish would return though. Please bring it back!

Add this to your must visit list, Now!…read more Oh my gosh, the observatory is the best place to go especially if you're in town and about to fly out the next day! Close enough to PDX hotels to Uber. The food was spectacular. The salads are huge. The ribs looked amazing. The lamb meatloaf was extremely tasty and the chicken pesto fettuccine was able to be made without fettuccine for me with just extra veggies and it was stellar. They did not even balk at substituting the extra veggies.. the swordfish special with the mushroom risotto and grilled asparagus was awesome. Everything was cooked to perfection and our waiter. Torben was the highlight. He had a wonderful, can-do attitude, very accommodating and extremely friendly. He really treated us amazing and his workplace as though restaurant was his taking pride in his job. The desserts that walked by our table made me wish I had only shared a meal with someone. Everything looked incredible. This needs to be put on your top five to try list.

I live in Portland and had an interesting problem to solve. I had about 3000 Hyatt points expiring…read moreat the end of the month and I wasn't really sure what to do with them as there were not enough points to trade for something like airline miles. So I checked out the Hyatt website and found out that you can exchange Hyatt points for dining and I could use the points to pay for a meal at this hotel. I stopped by the spoke and Fork patio and had a really lovely vegan lunch. The beyond burger was extremely ample and had lots of good toppings and the salad that it came with also was really ample. I had my heart set on trying the Mapo tofu, but unfortunately, it was only available for dinner. Now that I have been here, I know that this would be a great spot to of course stop by before a show or event at the moda center. I'm sure it gets busier on those days but on a casual lunch date, I got to treat myself, enjoy a free meal, and get introduced to a new little spot to come hang out before a show or event. They were efficient in handling my points request as well.

This hotel is in a great spot to access the amenities of the east side and is clean and feels…read morerelatively new. The atmosphere is modern and the rooms are reasonably spacious, though a little small for bathroom space. The views of the city are also pretty cool, depending on which side you're on. Our room had a great evening skyline view. A note with this property is their "fridges". They have a "beverage chiller" in the spot where a fridge would go in a regular hotel situation, however it only somewhat cools. When we called, they mentioned this isn't a real fridge and we could pay $45 to get a fridge that keeps things cold. If you didn't look closely, it's hard to notice the difference and any food you have in this beverage chiller would spoil. Once I called and heard about the fee, it felt like a tactic to add charges. Based on this, I wouldn't stay here again both because of the lack of convenience of not having a fridge in this level of hotel and not wanting to pay $45 to have access to this. That part is a shame because the rest of the hotel is clean and modern and the location on the east side is great!

Small trackside lounge available to business class passengers (they'll check)…read more - easy check-in. - Free coffee, snacks. - Comfy seats. - Away from the masses - You get a complimentary $3 coupon for the cafe on the train.

If you have a layover at the Portland Amtrak and have lounge access, definitely check out this…read morelounge. It's nearby Gate 5, cafe stand, and main lobby. You can relax here with complimentary beverages and charge your electronic devices. The room is smaller than most airport lounges, but it's also a lot leas crowded. Tip: Restrooms are more private here than the regular lobby restrooms.