Portland doesn’t do bland. From reimagined historic landmarks to boutique hotels with rooftop bars and modern design, this city has lodging options as unique as its neighborhoods. Whether you’re here for the food, the wine, the outdoors, or a bit of everything, this list highlights top hotels—along with a few insider picks—to help you book the right stay.

But wait, there’s more. We’re also answering top travel queries: What’s the best area to stay in Portland? Are there hotels with complimentary breakfast? Is downtown worth it? Let’s dive in.

20 Hotels That Reflect Portland’s Style, Story & Scene

The Benson Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton

A Portland icon since 1913, The Benson Hotel offers timeless luxury with modern touches—think Austrian crystal chandeliers, elegant marble, and plush rooms in the heart of downtown. It’s part of Hilton’s Curio Collection and consistently praised for its friendly staff and upscale service.

Visit: 309 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205
Contact: (503) 228-2000

The Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Located above Pioneer Courthouse Square in the heart of downtown Portland, The Nines offers plush velvet headboards, curated local art, and stunning views from the rooftop restaurant, Departure. Popular with celebrities and business travelers alike, it’s a top-tier pick for those seeking luxurious suites and modern amenities within walking distance of downtown attractions.

Visit: 525 SW Morrison Street, Portland, OR 97204
Contact: (503) 222-9996

Jupiter NEXT

In the Central Eastside, Jupiter NEXT is a bold and artsy hotel features floor-to-ceiling windows, digital concierge tablets, and modern design throughout. It’s steps from craft breweries, indie galleries, and local music venues. Ideal if you want to stay outside downtown but still be close to the action.

Visit: 900 E Burnside Street, Portland, OR 97214
Contact: (503) 230-9200

Silver Cloud Hotel – Portland

Overlooking the Willamette River, the upscale Silver Cloud Hotel near Forest Park features spacious suites with modern design, an on-site restaurant, complimentary laundry services, and free parking. It’s close to OHSU and a short ride from downtown via the Portland Aerial Tram.

Visit: 2426 NW Vaughn Street, Portland, OR 97210
Contact: (503) 242-2400

Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland

This wine-themed boutique hotel offers rooms named after local wineries, clawfoot tubs, and a complimentary wine hour. Located in the heart of downtown, Kimpton Hotel Vintage is a great base for exploring Waterfront Park, nearby tasting rooms, or catching a show at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.

Visit: 422 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205
Contact: (503) 228-1212

McMenamins Kennedy School

One of Portland’s quirkiest hotels—this former elementary school now houses hotel rooms, a soaking pool, brewery, movie theater, and bars. Located in the Concordia neighborhood, McMenamins Kennedy School is a 15-minute drive from Portland International Airport and close to the Alberta Arts District.

Visit: 5736 NE 33rd Avenue, Portland, OR 97211
Contact: (503) 249-3983

Kimpton RiverPlace Hotel

Sitting on the Willamette River, this resort-style property blends urban convenience with Pacific Northwest charm. At Kimpton RiverPlace, guests enjoy stunning views, access to Waterfront Park, complimentary wine hour, and spacious suites that feel more like high-end condos than hotel rooms.

Visit: 1510 S Harbor Way, Portland, OR 97201
Contact: (503) 228-3233

Inn at Northrup Station

The Inn at Northrup Station, an all-suite hotel in Nob Hill, features bright, colorful retro decor, kitchenettes, and complimentary breakfast. Great for families or longer stays, and just a streetcar ride away from downtown, the Oregon Zoo, and Washington Park.

Visit: 2025 NW Northrup Street, Portland, OR 97209
Contact: (503) 224-0543

Hotel Eastlund

Across from the Oregon Convention Center, the sleek, modern Hotel Eastlund offers rooftop dining, walkable access to the Moda Center, and direct light rail to downtown and Portland International Airport. Rooms are stylish and quiet—ideal for business travelers.

Visit: 1021 NE Grand Avenue, Portland, OR 97232
Contact: (503) 235-2100

Dossier Hotel

Offering luxurious suites with Pacific Northwest-inspired decor, Dossier Hotel is known for its modern amenities, like Well+Fit kits and bike rentals. Located downtown near Pioneer Courthouse Square, it’s an easy walk to shopping, Powell’s Books, and light rail connections.

Visit: 750 SW Alder Street, Portland, OR 97205
Contact: (503) 294-9000

Sentinel Hotel

Blending historic architecture with a fresh aesthetic, Sentinel is a top pick for travelers attending events or hosting business gatherings. It’s also steps from downtown shopping and dining. Spacious suites, friendly staff, and walkable convenience make it a repeat favorite.

Visit: 614 SW 11th Avenue, Portland, OR 97205
Contact: (503) 224-3400

Woodlark Hotel

Woodlark Hotel fuses two restored historic buildings into a botanical-inspired boutique hotel in the heart of downtown. It’s stylish yet approachable, offering modern amenities like Bluetooth speakers, and a cozy on-site café.

Visit: 813 SW Alder Street, Portland, OR 97205
Contact: (503) 548-2559

The Hotel Zags Portland

This downtown hotel leans into Portland’s outdoorsy culture with a gear lending library, lush courtyard, and urban garden accents. Located near Portland State University, The Hotel Zags is also within walking distance to Waterfront Park.

Visit: 515 SW Clay Street, Portland, OR 97201
Contact: (503) 484-1084

The Mark Spencer Hotel

A Pearl District favorite for years, The Mark Spencer combines the feel of a boutique inn with the convenience of a business hotel. With complimentary wine hour, spacious suites, and a location near galleries, shops, and Powell’s Books, it delivers on comfort and location.

Visit: 409 SW 11th Avenue, Portland, OR 97205
Contact: (503) 224-3293

Tiny Digs Hotel

Each tiny house in this micro-hotel village is uniquely themed—from beach shacks to Victorian cottages. Located in the Kerns neighborhood, Tiny Digs offers a fun, Instagrammable alternative to traditional lodging.

Visit: 2646 NE Glisan Street, Portland, OR 97232
Contact: (503) 406-2944

KEX Portland

This Icelandic-owned hotel-hostel hybrid blends boutique style with hostel social energy. Located in the Central Eastside near craft breweries and nightlife, KEX offers a rooftop bar, vinyl lounge, and shared or private rooms.

Visit: 100 NE MLK Jr Boulevard, Portland, OR 97232
Contact: (503) 470-1088

The Hoxton

The Hoxton blends industrial style with hospitality buzz. Its location in Old Town Chinatown puts guests close to waterfront paths and downtown galleries. On-site dining includes a rooftop bar and basement cocktail lounge.

Visit: 15 NW 4th Avenue, Portland, OR 97209
Contact: (503) 770-0500

The Heathman Lodge

Just across the river in Vancouver, WA, The Heathman Lodge gives you cozy, lodge-style vibes with easy access to Portland International Airport. Expect timber beams, stone fireplaces, and a quiet atmosphere perfect for early flights.

Visit: 7801 NE Greenwood Drive, Vancouver, WA 98662
Contact: (360) 254-3100

The Paramount Hotel

Steps from Director Park and the Portland Art Museum, The Paramount is a quiet, dependable choice with large rooms, walk-in showers, and friendly service. It’s right in the heart of downtown, ideal for a no-fuss stay.

Visit: 808 SW Taylor Street, Portland, OR 97205
Contact: (503) 223-9900

Lolo Pass

Designed by two Portland-raised sisters, this budget-friendly hybrid hostel-hotel has a rooftop bar, shared kitchen, private rooms, and dorms. Lolo Pass is a great pick for artsy, independent travelers.

Visit: 1616 E Burnside Street, Portland, OR 97214
Contact: (503) 908-3074

FAQs About Portland Hotels

• • Q: What hotels in Portland offer complimentary breakfast?

    Inn at Northrup Station and The Mark Spencer Hotel.

  • Q: What’s the best area to stay in Portland for first-time visitors?

    Downtown is ideal for walkability. Nob Hill and the Pearl District are excellent for dining and boutique shopping.

  • Q: Which Portland hotels are near Portland International Airport?

    McMenamins Kennedy School and Heathman Lodge are good options within a short drive. Many national brands line Airport Way.

  • Q: Are there hotels with pools in Portland?

    Yes! Kennedy School offers a soaking pool.

  • Q: Can I stay near Mount Hood or Willamette Valley Wine Country?

    Portland is a great base for day trips. Kimpton Vintage, Dossier, and other downtown hotels can assist with winery tours or Mount Hood excursions.