Oxford Suites - any feedback?
#1
Original Poster
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 87
Likes: 0
Oxford Suites - any feedback?
I am starting to plan next summer's trip round the North West and looking at hotels.
Oxford Suites is a regional group that I have no experience of, but they seem to offer a product that is positioned about right for us on the price/quality curve.
Can any Fodorite offer feedback (positive or negative) on this group please?
Thanks, Greybeard
Oxford Suites is a regional group that I have no experience of, but they seem to offer a product that is positioned about right for us on the price/quality curve.
Can any Fodorite offer feedback (positive or negative) on this group please?
Thanks, Greybeard
#2
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 10,965
Likes: 0
We have stayed at Oxford Suites in Yakima on many occasions. It is an older high-rise type motel. The decor is a bit dated, but all rooms have a balcony facing the Yakima River. They serve a hot breakfast and an evening snack.
The last time we stayed at the new Hilton Garden Inn in Yakima. Breakfast and other meals are served, but they are not included in the room rate. The rooms are more stylish than Oxford Suites but the location isn't as desirable unless you are attending meetings at the Convention Center.
Silver Cloud is a more popular local chain of motels.
The last time we stayed at the new Hilton Garden Inn in Yakima. Breakfast and other meals are served, but they are not included in the room rate. The rooms are more stylish than Oxford Suites but the location isn't as desirable unless you are attending meetings at the Convention Center.
Silver Cloud is a more popular local chain of motels.
#5
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 138
Likes: 0
I can only comment on the convenience of their locations in the Portland area, and that is to say that they are terrible.
One might try to make a (flimsy) case for the Jantzen beach locale if you want a base for visiting the Gorge and Mt St Helens - but I wouldn't. .
The traffice in and out of the area is terrible as well (especially if there's a bridge lift).
Jantzen Beach is just a sprawling shopping center where people from Vancouver, WA go to shop w/ out spending sales tax.
The only redeeming quality about Jantzen Beach is that the Portland City Council seems to have blocked a proposed Wal-Mart there.
J
One might try to make a (flimsy) case for the Jantzen beach locale if you want a base for visiting the Gorge and Mt St Helens - but I wouldn't. .
The traffice in and out of the area is terrible as well (especially if there's a bridge lift).
Jantzen Beach is just a sprawling shopping center where people from Vancouver, WA go to shop w/ out spending sales tax.
The only redeeming quality about Jantzen Beach is that the Portland City Council seems to have blocked a proposed Wal-Mart there.
J
#7
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 207
Likes: 0
I've stayed at the Oxford Suites in Pendleton. It was fine, both quality and style-wise. Clean, and with an indoor pool.
My only word of caution would be to request a room on the parking lot side of the hotel. The hotel is situated right by the I-84 exit for Pendleton, and you get a lot of fast truck traffic in that area. I ran the fan all night just to have white noise in the background over the interstate hum.
My only word of caution would be to request a room on the parking lot side of the hotel. The hotel is situated right by the I-84 exit for Pendleton, and you get a lot of fast truck traffic in that area. I ran the fan all night just to have white noise in the background over the interstate hum.
Thread
Original Poster
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Sara8374
United States
11
Jul 9th, 2005 04:47 PM
jacquiro
United States
27
Dec 11th, 2004 01:47 PM




