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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Portland – Based on 41,667 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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#1 of 9 B&Bs and inns in Portland
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The cable car from the waterfront to the hospital was fun. Washington park looked great but we didn't have time to explore properly just the free shuttle which was great. The public transport system was excellent and so cheap.
My first trip to Portland was wonderful. It did not rain, and the weather was perfect. I stayed in 2 locations(downtown and by N23rd Street) which gave me an opportunity to experience different aspects of Portland. The Dragonfly Coffeeshop in the 23rd St area was my favorite morning stop. I avoided the lines at Voodoo donuts and took home Blue Star donuts, which were very good. I recommend seeing the Japanese and International Rose Gardens.
Good walking city, loved seeing so many trees, lots of great restaurants (Ken's Artisan Bakery, Stacked Sandwiches, and Tasty 'n Alder). Exploring Washington Park was nice and relaxing, an escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown. The farmers markets were fun places to buy local souvenirs, eat tasty treats, and people watch. Powell's City of Books was amazing, but overwhelming with all of its color coded book areas. And if you love tea, head to Steven Smith Tea Shop for tea on tap or a flight of 4 teas. Negatives - didn't like people smoking right outside of businesses, especially restaurants; homeless in places where they shouldn't be (laying in the middle of stairs leading to a park and stretched out on bridges).
Portland is a wonderful place to take kids. Don't miss Oregon Museum of Science and Industry OMSI. Also, public transportation includes a gondola ride up to the hospital. Cheapest gondola ride you'll ever encounter with a great view.
Portland is a fun city- music, food, events. The city was full of biking (dedicated bike lanes) a run from the waterfront, bars featuring the Ducks and Timbers games. Portland is a BRUNCH town so make reservations or be prepared to enjoy a Mimosa while you wait. Current hands-down favorite: Isabel.
"keep Portland weird" is definitely a spot on statement of this city. In comparison to Seattle, this city is so quiet and slow it's almost spooky. There is a big pothole problem and driver's don't know how to merge lanes. But the trip was over all enjoyable with lots to do and see.
“Good location, one of the cheaper places near downtown Portland. Simple and clean”
“The best hotel we have ever stayed in - definitely a 10/10. Amazing helpful staff. Easy, cheap parking. Great waterfront location. Comfortable bed, blankets and pillows. Roomy bathroom with a great shower. Beautiful view of the Portland water front and bridges. Close to great bars, restaurants and shops. Amazing restaurant/bar downstairs with GREAT happy hour specials (and the most delicious oysters I have ever had). We definitely be staying here when we visit Portland or any other city that is Pineapple owned.”
“I loved everything about this hotel! The staff is amazing. You feel like the most important guest there! Location is great and views are beautiful. Walking distance to Downtown. Rooms are so comfortable and clean! When I come back to Portland next time - I will be happy to stay in this hotel again!”
“Great location for downtown Portland and the Pearl District. Within walkng distance of most things, streetcar is right in front, light rail is within a few blocks Breakfast is good. Wine tasting and lobby coffee are great bonuses..”
“The bed was not your common cheap hotel bed, it was soft and comfortable. My wife really enjoyed having a jetted tub in the bathroom. The location can't be beat, right in the heart of downtown.”
