Book Hotels in Beaverton, OR

Just eight miles west of Portland is the quiet suburb of Beaverton, Oregon. While you might infer that this is, in fact, a town run by furry woodland creatures, you would be only partially correct. Beavers might not have built this town, but they did craft a number of nearby dams that gave the place its name.

This relationship with nature has persisted into the 21st century, as Beaverton has carefully built itself up around landscaped green spaces and a beautiful fountain. Stay in Beaverton hotels to enjoy Portland from a distance and explore this affluent suburb.

Visiting Beaverton

Take a deep breath, because this is a place of quiet reflection rather than big-city bustle. Leave your luggage at one of our hotels in Beaverton and meander down Broadway, the town’s main thoroughfare. Charming old-timey buildings host pubs, restaurants, and boutiques for you to peruse. From there, pick out a patch of green at Fountain Park and watch the water dance over the otherwise quiet space.

Indulge in the finer aspects of small-town life with a visit to the Beaverton Farmers Market. Its hours vary depending on the season, but its vendors encapsulate everything you love about local shopping. Secure fresh produce to try your hand at a delightful meal, or seek out that perfect keepsake to remind you of your journey.

Do you hear that whisper? It’s the siren call of the city. Reserve one of our rental cars in Beaverton and make the short trip east to Portland, where microbreweries and galleries await your patronage. The city stretches across the lazy Willamette River, so park your vehicle, sit back, and watch the water roll softly past. Ah, so this is what Tom McCall meant when he said, “Oregon is an inspiration.”

You needn’t sacrifice the contents of your wallet to reach that inspiration. Trust Travelocity to connect you with cheap hotels in Beaverton so you can focus on planning the rest of your journey. And should you decide the big city really is what your heart desires, we’ll find you hotels in Portland that will leave you plenty of funding for sipping fine beer in front of that beautiful river.