The hotel room itself was fine, clean, and pretty no-frills. Big downside for us was how easily we could hear someone walking in their room above ours. Pretty clear to hear. I've never had that experience before in a hotel. Odd. The way the sound traveled so easily, I felt like I was in a bad apartment! The people above us seemed to walk around all night, and jump up and down on the floor too! If you have ok neighbors, you will be ok though.

Always a little nervous with what you might get for $50 a night but I have no complaints with our stay. The hotel was in a great location - just off the hwy, close to tons of restaurants and shopping. Was a 10 minute drive into Portland and a little over an hour to the coast. The beds were full size, the kitchen had all major appliances. The kitchen was only stocked with 2 sets of cups and silverware so that was the only minor inconvenience for a weeks stay. Our room was at the back of the hotel which looked out over a little park with walking trails and lots of geese. Nice to have some quiet being so close to a lot of busy roads.

UPDATE to previous review:

We found ourselves needing to use a hotel in this area a dozen times over the past few months. Every single time we bid on Priceline ($30 / night + tax, 2-stars in the Beaverton area) we were put in this hotel regardless of how many nights or which nights of the week. This is a STEAL since this hotel is usually $65 / night + tax online.

During our many stays we got to know it well. The Queen bed rooms have less square footage, older shower heads, smaller TVs, and are generally located in the "middle" of the hotel. The King rooms are very spacious and the furniture is arranged to make the desk and dining table more useable.

On once occasion we were upgraded into a King suite because nothing else was available. This room is huge with a larger kitchen, separate living area, two TVs and lots of seating. If you're planning a long stay and there are two of you, I would strongly consider booking this to make yourself more comfortable.

They provide coffee (just ask for more at the front desk) and were glad to give me an additional pan when I needed an extra one to cook something. The laundry room is big so you don't have to wait to use a machine, but each wash is $1.50 and each dry cycle is $1.50 - a little steep. One washing machine I used did turn two white garments a slight grey color. The other pros / cons I wrote before still apply, but I would reiterate that the front desk staff is very helpful and even went so far as to print my boarding pass for me at no charge when I was getting ready to leave.

We were in the process of moving and required a place to stay. The bed was the hardest I have ever slept in. The room smelled and something caused us to itch. We checked out early.