The Best Luxury Hotels to Book in Portland
Portland may not be your first thought for a luxury escape, but that’s worth reconsidering. Just picture river views cutting through city scenes with snow-studded mountains in the background. Imagine a weekend spent hopping between relaxed moments at the Pacific Ocean, adventurous hikes through massive redwood forests and intimate meals at some of the best restaurants in the country. With incredible views and renowned dining, these five-star hotels in Portland, Oregon – all bookable with Culture Trip – are perfect for a luxury getaway.
1. The Duniway Portland, for a prime downtown location
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Highlights of this Hilton include 11th-floor Abigail’s Hideaway, where you’ll enjoy live entertainment overlooking Portland’s glittering downtown, dinner at American brasserie, Mayrose, and the indoor pool and fitness center. Choose the contemporary room or suite that suits you, whether you want city views or a pet-friendly space. Your stay is just one block away from Pioneer Courthouse Square with plenty of cafes, restaurants and shopping opportunities nearby.
2. The Hoxton Portland, for food and drink lovers on West Burnside Street
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Foodie? Check into this downtown Portland hotel with hip dining options. Rest in your stylish room – think local artwork, floor-to-ceiling windows and pink marble accessories – before waking to bagels or grain bowls at Little Rita Coffee Bar. Dinner is Pacific Northwest cuisine at chic Lovely Rita; or Mexican dishes and drinks (the mezcal list is excitingly long) at plant-strewn, white-tiled rooftop restaurant Tope. Finish curled up on a Chesterfield sofa with a nightcap in the atmospherically low-lit basement speakeasy, 2NW5.
3. The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton, for four-legged friends in a downtown locale
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5. Hotel deLuxe, for being in the lap of luxury near Providence Park
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6. The Hi-Lo, Autograph Collection, for a light and airy stay near the Willamette River
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Simple and perfectly refined, the Hi-Lo takes modern, minimalist luxury to new heights. The lobby’s floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of light, even on Portland’s gloomier days. Whimsical touches, like a hanging swing seat, add fun to the class. Rooms are touched with the same simple decorating perfection, including curved windows, large tiled showers and wood-paneled walls.
7. The Porter Portland, Curio Collection, for a room with a view near the Hawthorne Bridge
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Staying at the Porter is all about maximizing luxury. Curl up in a guest room window seat and take in the views of Portland’s unique buildings and winding Willamette River. At the end of a long day, find total relaxation in the warm indoor pool, accompanied by a whirlpool, sauna, steam room, plush lounge chairs and a peaceful outdoor meditation patio.
8. Kimpton Riverplace Hotel, for a homey hotel on the river
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With one of the most beautiful locations in the city, this top Portland hotel doesn’t even need the stunning interior and luxurious amenities to add to the appeal – though they offer them regardless. Located right on the Willamette River, with the expansive pedestrian riverwalk trail to one side and sweeping views of downtown to the other, you’ll have no shortage of beautiful places to sit, relax and enjoy the sights of Portland here.
9. Sentinel, for a friendly vacay near downtown
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10. The Nines, for feeling fancy near Pioneer Courthouse Square
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Spend the day people-watching in Pioneer Square, smelling fragrances at the eye-popping International Rose Test Garden and riding the aerial tram for the best views of the mountains and beyond. Return to the pristine luxury of the Nines. Offering beautifully styled guest rooms with views of Portland, and an upscale on-site restaurant, you’ll enjoy grace and elegance everywhere you look.
Kim Gregory contributed additional reporting to this article.
If you’re still looking for options, check into a boutique hotel, or one of these hotels with pools in Portland. If you’re traveling on a budget, book one of the best cheap hotels in the city now on Culture Trip.
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