Moxy Portland Downtown
3 StarsPanoramic corner king rooms, Industrial-chic boutique concept
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Panoramic corner king rooms, Industrial-chic boutique concept
Pacific Northwest urban retreat, Social Spoon restaurant and bar
Inviting rooftop deck, Historic 1881 sailors' hotel
Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Relaxing lobby library and fireplace
Beastro by Marshawn Lynch, Modern rain showers
Heated indoor saline pool, Award-winning Mother’s Bistro dining
Indoor saltwater swimming pool, Latitude 45 restaurant and bar
Pacific Northwest fine dining, Curated spiritual book library
Interactive indoor splash pool, Ginza Japanese dining
Private city-view balconies, Daily dining credit incentive
Indoor swimming pool and whirlpool, Pet-friendly accommodations
Panoramic Mt. Hood views, Seasonal outdoor swimming pool
Expansive 24-hour fitness hub, Modern glass-tower design
Serene Colwood Lake setting, Secure Park and Fly packages
Card catalog cabinet of notes, Downtown Portland location
Heated indoor saltwater pool, Boxwood Cafe and bar
Rooftop wine and cheese social, Secure underground garage
Around-the-clock indoor pool, Spacious family-ready suites
On-site fitness and wellness room, Signature 24-hour cookie service
Spacious rooms with river views and balconies, Seasonal outdoor pool with river views
Fountain District skyline views, Heated indoor salt-water pool
The Perch rooftop terrace, Hey Love restaurant and bar
Heated indoor pool and hot tub, Pacific Northwest atrium dining
Club Lounge with city views, Infinity pool with panoramic views
Pet-friendly accommodation, Columbia River Gorge gateway
Mexico City inspired rooftop taqueria, Old Town Chinatown gateway access
Heated indoor swimming pool, Relaxing hot tub
Indoor pool and whirlpool, On-site fitness and laundry
Budget-friendly Portland experience, Southeast Portland neighborhood access
Palm Court Restaurant and Bar, Historic Stairwell Museum
Indoor swimming pool and wellness facilities, Jantzen Beach themed decor
Metropolitan Tavern rooftop deck, Smart tech-forward guest rooms
Subterranean saltwater soaking pool, Historic 1911 flatiron building
Willamette Riverfront lifestyle, Extensive whiskey collection
Heated indoor swimming pool, Riverplace district waterfront access
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Home to some of the region’s most picturesque gardens and parks, the city of Portland, Oregon may just be the crown jewel of the Pacific Northwest. Visitors to the city marvel at its tranquil green spaces, vibrant city centre and friendly and forward-thinking locals, remarking that there really is no other city in the country just like this one.
Lying due west of downtown Portland, OR, Washington Park doubles as one of the city’s most attractive destinations and one of its most popular. The park, which comprises of more than 150 acres of land, is home to picturesque gardens, insightful museums, and even a zoo.
One of the park’s must-see features is the International Rose Test Garden, which houses some 550 species of roses. Portland is known as the Rose City and one trip to this garden and you’ll quickly see why. Portland Japanese Garden is another popular destination within the park. This immaculately-manicured garden may be the most peaceful corner of the city.
Oregon Zoo is home to nearly 2,000 animals, ranging from lions and leopards to condors and penguins. More than a million visitors pass through the zoo’s gates every year, many of whom enjoy a ride on the narrow-gauge railway.
If you’re looking for an easy way to get to Washington Park from your hotel, the Portland MAX Light Rail (red and blue lines) will drop you off in the park, right by Oregon Zoo.
Elsewhere in the city, you’ll discover an assortment of other gardens and parks, while the scenery and terrain outside of the city limits is not to be shrugged at either.
Forest Park is considered the largest wilderness park to be found entirely within a U.S. city. With trees, bushes and shrubbery growing naturally, you’ll feel like you’ve fled the city as you trek along one of its many walking trails.
At the other end of the spectrum is Lan So Chinese Garden, an intimate and well-pruned garden that stretches just one block. Appropriately located in the Chinatown district of Portland, this park is a little slice of tranquillity in an otherwise hectic neighbourhood.
Hikers, mountain bikers and would-be explorers will find plenty of opportunities to enjoy the Great Outdoors during their time in Portland. Ideal destinations in the area include: Columbia River Gorge National Park, located on the Oregon-Washington border; Mount Tabor Park, which is situated on an extinct volcano; and Mount Hood, a wintertime favourite with skiers. Each one promises stunning scenery and fresh air.
In addition to its many attractive parks and gardens, Portland, OR also offers a lively city experience. Many of the city’s most popular amenities and attractions, including hotels, guest houses and other accommodation options, are to be found downtown or in the Pearl District and Chinatown. Here you’ll discover a friendly, energetic and sometimes weird atmosphere.
The Pearl District is home to the renowned Powell’s City of Books, which claims to be the largest independent bookstore in the world. With a million new and used books said to be contained within the store, it’s hard to argue that point.
Whilst a bookstore might seem normal enough, not everything in Portland is as ordinary. The city, which prides itself on “being weird”, offers an array of left-field amenities and attractions. Be sure to keep an eye out for Dr. Who, H. P. Lovecraft, and circus-themed bars, while it’s almost illegal not to stop by Voodoo Doughnut, a 24-hour specialty shop that sells sweet and sticky doughnuts in all shapes and sizes. If you’re feeling particularly adventurous, head to the Shanghai Tunnels and explore subterranean Portland.
Of course, not everything in the city is a little kooky. You’ll find an almost endless supply of shops, restaurants, bars, coffee shops, nightclubs, and all the other typical trimmings that come with big city life.
Situated at the end of the Oregon Trail, the city of Portland dates back to the 1830s. Subsequently, you’ll find a small number of historic buildings around the city.
Constructed in a number of stages between 1869 and 1903, the Pioneer Courthouse is technically the oldest building in Portland. Self-guided tours are permitted, giving you the chance to see this historic gem up close and personal. Located near to the business, retail and entertainment districts, Pioneer Square, in which the courthouse stands, also serves as a popular meeting place for locals and visitors alike.
The Pittock Mansion, which was built in 1914, is another of the city’s historical sights. The mansion, which once belonged to the publisher of the Oregonian newspaper, features scenic gardens and phenomenal views over the city.
When it comes to entertainment, Portland, OR serves up a steady mix of historic and contemporary attractions, all within minutes of most of the city’s hotels. History buffs will get a kick out of the likes of Portland Art Museum, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, and Portland Children’s Museum. Meanwhile, the likes of Avalon Theatre, Lurelhurst Theatre, Hollywood Theatre, and the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall offer the chance to catch a movie or play in an historic setting.
For sports fans, the Moda Center arena (formerly the Rose Garden) regularly hosts professional basketball and ice hockey, while Providence Park is home to the Portland Timbers, the best-supported team in Major League Soccer.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Portland, with typical prices around $250 per night based on 35 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Portland are usually highest during October, with typical prices around $350 per night.
Hotel prices in Portland usually range from $223 per night to $442 per night, with typical prices around $283 per night.
Hotel prices in Portland are typically lowest in November at around $250 per night, rising to around $350 per night in October.
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In Portland, you might want to check out Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Downtown, The Hoxton, Portland, Ace Hotel Portland, River's Edge Hotel Portland, Tapestry Collection by Hilton. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Portland, you might want to explore The Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Portland, The Ritz-Carlton, Portland, Sentinel. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Portland with your family, you could look at Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Downtown, Ace Hotel Portland, River's Edge Hotel Portland, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, The Society Hotel. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Downtown, The Hoxton, Portland, Ace Hotel Portland, River's Edge Hotel Portland, Tapestry Collection by Hilton could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Portland, check out Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Downtown, KEX Portland, CASCADA Thermal Springs + Hotel, Comfort Suites Clackamas – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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