Portland

Downtown · Pearl District · Northwest · Southeast

From Powell's City of Books to food carts, craft beer, and Mount Hood on the horizon, Portland is a green, walkable city with a famously independent spirit. Book your stay for any game, concert, or conference and every price you see is the price you pay, with taxes and service charges included up front.

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Destination guide

Explore Portland

Most Portland hotels sit downtown and in the Pearl District, both walkable and well served by light rail and streetcar. Whether you're here for a Trail Blazers game, a Timbers or Thorns match at Providence Park, or a conference at the Oregon Convention Center, you'll have a direct MAX train to Portland International (PDX).

Powell's City of Books fills a full city block in the Pearl District, and downtown's Pioneer Courthouse Square is known as the city's living room. In the hills above downtown, Washington Park holds the International Rose Test Garden and the Portland Japanese Garden.

Portland is also a gateway to the Pacific Northwest outdoors. The Columbia River Gorge and Multnomah Falls are about 30 minutes east, Mount Hood is 90 minutes away, and the Oregon Coast is less than two hours west.

Neighborhoods in Portland

Downtown

Pioneer Courthouse Square, shopping, and the waterfront, with MAX to the airport. Best for first visits.

Pearl District

Converted warehouses with galleries, restaurants, and Powell's Books. Stylish and walkable.

Northwest (Nob Hill)

Victorian homes and the shops and cafés of NW 23rd Avenue. Charming and residential.

Southeast

Hawthorne and Division streets' food carts, breweries, and vintage shops. Quirky and local.

Climate & when to visit

Summer (Jun–Aug)

75–85°F, dry, and sunny. Peak season for outdoor adventures and patios.

Fall (Sep–Nov)

45–75°F. Early fall stays sunny; rain returns by November.

Winter (Dec–Feb)

36–48°F and rainy, with occasional snow. Quieter and less expensive.

Spring (Mar–May)

42–68°F. Blooming gardens, and the Rose Festival in late May and June.

Getting around

Portland International (PDX) connects to downtown on the MAX Red Line in about 40 minutes.
Downtown and the Pearl District are walkable, and the Portland Streetcar links them to Northwest.
The Moda Center and the convention center are a short MAX ride across the river in the Lloyd District.
Oregon has no sales tax, so shopping costs what the tag says, though hotel room taxes still apply.

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