Designed to appeal to a younger set of budget-minded travelers who crave quality, this funky, bohemian property emulates the creativity and class Portland offers. Each room is uniquely adorned by original hand-painted wall art; in a handful you can find retro accessories like turntables with record collections and bathrooms with cast-iron tubs. In case you forgot your camera, there's even a photo booth in the lobby to capture your stay. Clyde Common, a great restaurant, is downstairs. Pros: Unique lodging experience, original artwork in each room, city bicycles available for rent. Cons: Poor water pressure, poor noise insulation.
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