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Downtown Portland Hotel Guide

Ah, Portland. This little city with big dreams has come to dominate contemporary culture. Known variously as a nature lover's paradise, a shopper's paradise (zero sales tax!), and the food cart capital of America, there's something here for everyone. Hotels in Downtown Portland Oregon mean that you're never far away from restaurants, museums, art galleries, and even a late-night drink (or two).

Beervana and Beyond

Any visit to Portland should begin at the top of the city, in Pioneer Square. This is where you'll find the big-name stores, restaurants, and Downtown Portland hotels—the Square also serves as the hub of the MAX streetcar line for easy access to the whole of Portland. Join the locals and grab a coffee in one of the many cute cafes surrounding Pioneer Square after browsing the galleries, shops, and museums. Over the river on the East Bank, the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry houses hundreds of interactive displays—young visitors (and the young at heart) can even step aboard a real submarine.

Wine lovers should head to the Willamette Valley. Book a tour and sample the local pinot noir made from grapes grown in volcanic soil. Love a good brew? Residents jokingly call Portland "Beervana" because of its large number of microbreweries. Quirky craft beer bus tours, available from Brewvana Tours, explore Portland's brew history—you'll make stops at the bars that treat beer almost like a religion. For a taste of the outdoors, head to Tom McCall Waterfront Park along the Willamette River. Cycle, skate, sail, or stroll along this park's paths and waterways. And don't worry about dragging your tired legs home. Hotels near Downtown Portland are just a short walk from this people-watching paradise.

Explore Portland

Browse Travelocity's great selection of Portland flights and get ready to sip, slurp, and stroll your way through this laid-back city. Looking for a great deal? Check out Travelocity's cheap Portland vacations and save up to $537 when you book your hotel and airfare together. One word of advice—bring an umbrella. It can get pretty showery here!

Recent Downtown Portland hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton

5 out of 5

Posted 9 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"It was wonderful! The food in the restaurant Palm Court was delicious and high value for the reasonable cost. The male waiters in that restaurant were incredibly nice with impeccable friendly service and I would return just for them. They made our day. Room was spotless, marble shower, comfy bed, everything was fabulous."

A verified traveler stayed at The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton

The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton

5 out of 5

Posted 10 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Great location, clean room, extra amenities is hard to come by. My son threw up on the comforter instead of housekeeping switching out the comforter they gave us a thin fleece blanket. "

A verified traveler stayed at The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton

Hotel deLuxe

3 out of 5

Posted 19 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"I really wanted to love Hotel Deluxe in Portland. The building itself has that classic old Hollywood charm. Walking into the lobby felt like the kind of place where Bogie and Bacall might have stayed in the 1940s. The lobby, elevators, bar, and even the hallways are grand and elegant and gave a wonderful first impression. Unfortunately, the room itself felt a bit subpar and dated compared to the rest of the hotel. It was very large, which was nice, and the bed was comfortable, but there were some noticeable issues. The headboard had tears, the picture above the bed was slightly off center, and one of the dresser drawers would not stay closed and kept sliding open. The oversized curtains also would not fully close because they were blocked by the dresser. Heating was also a challenge. There was a small mini split that barely warmed the room unless you were sitting under it on the couch. We asked for extra blankets, which were brought up promptly, but they were stiff and heavily starched. They reminded me of the blankets you see handed out to recruits in old army movies, not ones in a botique hotel.The bathroom was clean, but the water temperature was difficult to manage. It started scalding hot, then turned freezing cold with no middle ground, and once the hot water disappeared it never came back. There was also a noticeable draft in the bathroom. The staff were pleasant and the common areas are truly which made me wish the rooms matched the charm of the rest of the hotel."

A verified traveler stayed at Hotel deLuxe