A perfect little spot for a long weekend get away. The Snug room is definitely accurate, despite it's teeny size it didn't feel cramped and despite the heat wave I was comfortable, even with another person in my bed. I do think it's worth noting the parking situation as I encountered many people who drove into Portland. HIGHLY RECOMMEND spending the money on the valet as any other parking situation will leave you frustrated. We saw many hit and runs, as well as break ins. Hoxton staff made it clear to us to avoid going in certain areas and to be careful at night. If you aren't comfortable with a grungier city experience (something similar to the DTES of Vancouver) I would urge caution to staying at the Hoxton as the location can be unappealing to some.
Overall, the Hoxton was incredibly accommodating, we weren't able to make use of the all of the restaurants in the building as there were events, or they were closed. Though, walking around Downtown Portland was easy and everything felt like it was at our finger tips.
Portland is definitely an interesting city, with plenty of things to see, eat and drink.