Tru By Hilton Aloha Beaverton

“Number One Place”

The best place to stay the rooms are clean and breakfast was the best. The staff are really nice this will my number 1 place to stay when I go back. Also close to stores and Restaurants.

“Not Your Average Roadside Hotel”

Rolling up on a cold, rainy night, the hotel stood out like a beacon—blue and yellow popping against the dark. Parking was easy, not overdone, just enough. Right away, I could tell this place had a little more thought behind it than your average roadside spot. Stepping inside, I got a warm welcome… Più

Rolling up on a cold, rainy night, the hotel stood out like a beacon—blue and yellow popping against the dark. Parking was easy, not overdone, just enough. Right away, I could tell this place had a little more thought behind it than your average roadside spot. Stepping inside, I got a warm welcome from Tek, who checked me in quick and smooth, making sure I had everything I needed. The lobby had energy—a couple playing pool, a family deep in a game of Settlers of Catan. The layout just works. Small but smart, with plenty of places to kick back, charge up, and chill. Coffee’s ready, snacks stocked, and a solid selection of drinks, including the good stuff. Past the lobby, the fitness center is compact but well-equipped—Peloton bikes, a weight rack, all the essentials, and most importantly, the A/C was actually set to a good workout temp. Near the elevator, whiteboards with staff recommendations add a nice personal touch. My room on the fourth floor was small but on point. Everything I actually care about in a hotel room was dialed in: • Comfortable bed? Hell yes. • Big modern TV? Easy to use, no weird lag. • Plenty of outlets? Everywhere I needed them. • Good lighting? Adjustable, which is clutch. The bright red metal bar for hanging clothes was simple but useful, adding a pop of color. Even the TV remote was solid, which sounds minor, but if you’ve ever battled a busted hotel remote, you know. Water pressure in the shower? Solid 8/10. Even the hairdryer came in a cool little canvas bag—small details, but they add up. Cindy, the front office manager, gave me the rundown on the Tru brand. Hilton’s pushing these out fast, and I get why. For the price, you get a modern, well-designed room and a lobby that actually feels like a place to hang instead of just a pass-through. Breakfast even has a futuristic pancake machine that guests were into. Bottom line—this spot has personality. The team running it is on point, the space is inviting, and it doesn’t feel like every other cookie-cutter hotel off the freeway. I’ll definitely be back, and I see big things for this place.

Meno