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Portland has long been a low-key city, and its hotels were predictably traditional with unremarkable decor and interchangeable amenities. However, in recent years, a number of contemporary and upscale boutique chains have appeared on the scene, reflecting Portland's heightened hip status. These new hotels are going out of their way to woo visitors with whimsical perks (animal print bathrobes, anyone?), exceptional service, individualized room designs, and more.
Most hotels are clustered in Portland's compact downtown core, meaning that many of the city's attractions and main shopping districts are within easy walking distance. The exception is the Jupiter Hotel, located on the east side of the river, which caters to a youthful crowd looking to tap into the local music scene.
The Heathman is old Portland through and through. Like a fine tweed suit, it is not flashy or trendy, but it does command a certain respectability. Yes, it...more
Hotel deLuxe's decor draws on Hollywood's Golden Age for inspiration, with original gilt moldings, crystal chandeliers, and some 350 black-and-white photos of...more
The Lucia is the little black dress of the Portland hotel scene: versatile, elegant, and impeccably stylish. Sister property of the Hotel deLuxe, the...more
Like other Kimpton hotels, the Hotel Monaco bucks the sterile and minimalist boutique trend in favor of character and whimsy. Upon entering, you'll likely be...more
The Jupiter is the hub of Portland's indie rock scene, and you're missing the point if you book a room here just to get some sleep. The slick, mirrored lobby...more
Located about an hour and a half west of Portland, Stephanie Inn offers a refined and comfortable way to enjoy the Oregon coast. Within 15 seconds of setting...more
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