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1. The Paramount Hotel
The Paramount Hotel
2. Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center
Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center
3. Hyatt House Portland/Downtown
Hyatt House Portland/Downtown
4. Mark Spencer Hotel
Mark Spencer Hotel
5. Cambria Hotel Portland - Pearl District
Cambria Hotel Portland - Pearl District
6. The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
7. Courtyard by Marriott Portland City Center
Courtyard by Marriott Portland City Center
8. Hotel Lucia
Hotel Lucia
9. Moxy Portland Downtown
Moxy Portland Downtown
10. Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District
Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District
11. The Clyde Hotel Portland by Kasa Living
The Clyde Hotel Portland by Kasa Living
12. Hotel Eastlund, BW Premier Collection
Hotel Eastlund, BW Premier Collection
13. The Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown
The Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown
14. Dossier Hotel
Dossier Hotel
15. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland
16. The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
17. Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Downtown
Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Downtown
18. Park Lane Suites and Inn
Park Lane Suites and Inn
19. Hotel deLuxe
Hotel deLuxe
20. Heathman Hotel
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Top neighborhoods in Portland

Pearl District
The Pearl District is where Portland shows off its artsy side without even trying. Once a warehouse zone, it's now packed with galleries displaying everything from local photography to cutting-edge installations. Visitors can browse Powell's legendary bookstore, splash in Jamison Square's interactive fountain, or admire outdoor sculptures while strolling wide, tree-lined streets. Grab a craft beer at a local brewery or savor farm-to-table cuisine at one of the upscale restaurants. Getting around is a breeze with three light rail stops and excellent walkability throughout the neighborhood. Converted warehouses now house luxury lofts and boutique hotels for travelers seeking refined urban accommodations.

Downtown Portland
Downtown Portland mixes urban buzz with unexpected cultural treasures. The Portland Art Museum anchors the Cultural District, while Pioneer Courthouse Square hosts street performers and food carts. Nearby, the Pearl District's converted warehouses showcase sleek galleries and boutiques. Take a break along Tom McCall Waterfront Park's riverfront paths or explore the historic Pioneer Courthouse. Food options range from global cuisine at food cart pods to upscale restaurants in the Pearl District. Most attractions are within easy walking distance of hotels, and MAX Light Rail connects everything with frequent service. The streetcar loop makes getting around a breeze, with stations conveniently located throughout downtown.

Nob Hill
Nob Hill charms visitors with its tree-lined streets dotted with Victorian and Craftsman homes that tell Portland's architectural story. NW 23rd Avenue buzzes with hip boutiques, Powell's Books, and artisanal cafes where locals linger over coffee. The nearby Mission Theater offers entertainment while Forest Park's entrance promises outdoor adventure just steps away. Dining options range from cozy brunch spots to upscale restaurants serving Pacific Northwest cuisine. Getting around is a breeze with the Portland Streetcar connecting to downtown and several metro stops throughout the neighborhood. Victorian-era B&Bs and boutique hotels offer charming accommodations with modern amenities for travelers seeking both comfort and character.

Lloyd District
Lloyd District buzzes with arena energy from the Moda Center where Trail Blazers fans roar and concert crowds gather. The striking Oregon Convention Center anchors the neighborhood with its iconic glass spires, while art galleries have popped up in converted warehouses. Holladay Park offers a green escape from the excitement, perfect for a breather between events. MAX light rail makes getting around a breeze with multiple stops throughout the area. You'll find sports bars and restaurants clustered near the venues, with hotel options catering to convention-goers and basketball fans. The wide streets and modern buildings create a distinctly urban Portland experience.

Central Eastside
Central Eastside Portland pulses with creative energy where industrial grit meets artistic flair. Explore converted warehouses housing art galleries, sample craft spirits at Distillery Row, or geek out at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry. Boutiques and vintage shops line the streets while colorful murals transform brick buildings into open-air galleries. Dining options range from food carts to farm-to-table restaurants, with craft breweries adding local flavor. Stay in boutique hotels with exposed brick and industrial design elements. Getting around is easy with TriMet buses, the nearby Orange MAX line, and bike-friendly streets throughout the neighborhood.
Top landmarks in Portland
Portland and related destinations
Lose yourself in Powell's City of Books, a literary maze where bibliophiles happily surrender afternoons. Washington Park showcases both Japanese precision and rose-filled splendor, tended by gardeners who thrive despite the rain. Food cart pods serve global cuisine from chefs who prefer freedom to restaurant overhead. The Portland Art Museum houses masterpieces while street performers create art in real-time outside. Forest Park offers 70 miles of moss-draped wilderness trails minutes from downtown. Cross the Gothic-arched St. Johns Bridge for views that explain why locals endure months of precipitation without complaint. At the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, interactive exhibits make learning feel suspiciously like fun.











































































































































































































































