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Spot this eye-catching mural on Northwest Fourth Avenue and Everest Street in Portland’s Old Town Chinatown.
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Northwest Portland Hotels

Staying in vibrant Northwest Portland, which includes the Pearl District and Old Town Chinatown, guarantees a great sampling of the city's cultural offerings, including fine dining, art and nature.

Northwest / Nob Hill

A stay in Northwest Portland promises a diverse sampling of the city’s cultural offerings. Encompassing the city’s Old Town Chinatown, Nob Hill, and Pearl District neighborhoods, there are plentiful options for fine dining, sightseeing, and experiencing the great outdoors. Best of all, most of these attractions are located conveniently near the heart of downtown Portland and within walking distance of public transportation.

Northwest Hotels

Find a perfect fit in Northwest, Nob Hill, the Pearl District or Old Town Chinatown.

  • Holiday Inn & Suites NW Portland

    Guests at this hotel will enjoy its convenient Northwest Portland location, as well as amenities like complimentary parking, a deluxe continental breakfast, high-speed Wi-Fi, an indoor pool, a hot tub and a fitness room.

  • Inn @ Northrup Station

    Located in Northwest Portland, the Inn @ Northrup Station is a unique hotel surrounded by an eclectic collection of boutiques, galleries, salons, local brewpubs and restaurants.

  • La Quinta Inn & Suites NW Portland

    This inviting hotel is located a few miles northwest of the Pearl District. From a refreshing indoor pool to well-appointed rooms, all the amenities you need for a relaxing visit are provided.

  • Silver Cloud Inn NW Portland

    Conveniently located in trendy Northwest Portland, the Silver Cloud Portland offers easy access to the Pearl District, Slabtown and Forest Park. Amenities include free parking, high-speed Wi-Fi and upscale furnishings, all at a great value.

  • Slabtown Village

    Slabtown Village combines two historical houses and four high-end modern tiny homes, all fully furnished and self-contained, with bike storage and attached decks.

  • Canopy by Hilton – Pearl District

    Canopy by Hilton brings 153 rooms to Northwest Portland’s Pearl District, along with a restaurant focused on locally grown and produced ingredients.

  • Hampton Inn & Suites Portland – Pearl District

    In addition to clean, modern rooms, this hotel offers a rooftop patio, on-site restaurant and access to the Pearl’s best shops, restaurants and entertainment.

  • Harlow Hotel -Pearl District

    Housed in a historic building, the Harlow Hotel offers 25 full-service boutique rooms in the Pearl District.

  • Residence Inn by Marriott – Pearl District

    Located in the heart of the Pearl District, this chic hotel offers spacious studios, one- and two-bedroom suites with fully equipped kitchens, a fitness center, free hot breakfast and evening social hours.

  • The Hoxton, Portland

    The stylish London hotel brand’s first West Coast location occupies a historic building with 119 guestrooms. The rooftop restaurant has views of the city, and the basement bar is open late.

  • The Society Hotel

    Built in 1881 as a haven for sailors, this historic cast-iron building was reinvented in 2015 as a unique hotel with bunk rooms, private rooms with shared bathrooms, and suites, as well as a private rooftop patio.

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Northwest Portland Neighborhoods

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Old Town Chinatown

Today, Portland’s original downtown is a bustling entertainment district, home to Portland’s famous Saturday Market, Chinatown Museum and Lan Su Chinese Garden.

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Pearl District

The chic Pearl District features galleries and cultural institutions, as well as stylish shops and acclaimed eateries on loading docks with cobblestone streets, which hint at this former warehouse district’s past.

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Northwest / Nob Hill

Old Portland charm lives through the repurposed Victorian homes — now boutiques and restaurants — that line the streets of Northwest/Nob Hill with sophisticated shopping, dining, breathtaking views and more.

Slabtown

Northwest Portland’s trendy Slabtown neighborhood boasts walkable streets, plentiful shopping, coffee, restaurants and art galleries -everything you need can be found in this lively, friendly neighborhood.

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Northwest Portland Attractions

Here are some of the spots you'll find nearby when you stay in Northwest Portland.

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Forest Park

Escape the city without leaving Portland; with 70 miles of trails within Portland city limits, 5,156-acre Forest Park is a popular escape for runners, equestrians and hikers alike and supporting more than 112 bird and 62 mammal species.

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Lan Su Chinese Garden

This year-round wonder houses an authentic Ming Dynasty-style garden built by Suzhou artisans, offering a peaceful escape in Portland's historic Chinatown.

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Powell’s City of Books

Covering an entire city block, Powell’s City of Books is more than a great bookstore: It’s a microcosm of Portland, packed with smart and eclectic books, gifting options, and passionate people. And, like Portland, it’s open 365 days a year.

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Portland Saturday Market

Open every weekend from March–December, Portland Saturday Market is the largest arts-and-crafts fair in the U.S.

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Pittock Mansion

High in the West Hills, the Pittock Mansion offers picture-perfect views of the city and interesting insights into Portland's history.

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Voodoo Doughnut

Since 2003, Portland's Voodoo Doughnut has sold millions of wacky, sugary snacks — and the downtown landmark still attracts lines at all hours of the day.