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Portland Pensione
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Portland Pensione

1.5 star property
3.0 out of 10, (75)
"staff was very helpful with my stay. the room could have been cleaner. The bed was not comfortable very lumpy. The curtains did not close and the light shined in all night long"
The price is SAR 450
SAR 566 total
includes taxes & fees
6 Apr - 7 Apr
Portland Pensione
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Park Lane Suites and Inn

Park Lane Suites and Inn

809 SW King Avenue, Portland, OR
The price is SAR 357 per night from Apr 16 to Apr 17
SAR 357
SAR 414 total
includes taxes & fees
16 Apr - 17 Apr
8.6/10 Excellent! (1,283 reviews)
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The Bells Mountain Trail in Clark County is obviously in no way connected to the more famous Bells Mountain Wilderness in Missouri. The trail which bears its name does not ascend or in any way touch the actual mountain. But it bears some of the most beautiful views of the mountain from directly across the valley. This was taken today (2015-01-11), on an extremely cloudy, foggy and generally soggy day. But look at what you get to see, even in the middle of our waterlogged winters. One drawback is that you have to pass through a lot of clear-cut forest on the trail side of the valley. I say that, realizing now that almost none of these vistas would be possible otherwize.
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