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Alto Bajo showcases traditional Mexican flavors in a modern, distinctive way. Alto Bajo delivers a balance of classic Oaxacan cuisine with accents of contemporary style. The newest downtown destination embraces a true culture and offers a unique dining experience to the city of Portland.
.2 miles away
Bustling food hall with gourmet vendors, plus a mix of counter & communal seating.
.2 mile away
Branding themselves as a “professional drinking establishment”, this wine and cocktail bar is one of our personal favorites and an easy walk to from our hotel!
.5 mile away
With a strong belief in the natural beauty of food and its origins, Nomad’s chefs and artists come together via a hands-on approach to creating skillfully designed small plates for dinner.
2 miles away
By allowing themselves to be fully captivated by the diverse traditions and ingredients used throughout the many different cultures that comprise our national identity, the team at Taylor Railworks serves classic American cuisine with inspired twists.
1 mile away
Located in the historic Bishop's House, Al-Amir is full of Lebanese music, dance, and good food.
.1 mile away
From farmer’s markets to seasonal festivals, you’ll experience it all at Pioneer Courthouse Square, also known as the city’s “living room.” Shop a variety of local wares; sample food options ranging from upscale to casual; and be entertained by all there is to see and do!
.5 mile away
At the center of a political scandal in 1911, this French Renaissance style chateau sits in the West Hills of Portland, Oregeon. The Pittock Mansion was built in 1909 as a private home for Oregonian publisher Henry Pittock and his wife. The mansion features 46 rooms and is situated on 46 acres with panoramic views of downtown Portland. Take a tour and take in all the views.
3 miles away
With just under 30,000 students and an average freshman class size of 28 students, PSU offers a diverse college experience and has been declared one of the nation's "most innovative universities” according to U.S. News & World Report.
1 mile away
The Shanghai Tunnels are a group of underground tunnels in Portland, Oregon. They were built to move goods from the ship docks to basement storage of local business allowing them to avoid streetcar and train traffic on the streets when delivering their goods. Take a tour and experience it all!
.3 mile away
The best children’s museums disguise learning as fun and the Portland Children’s Museum does it better than most. Spend the day checking out entertaining, family friendly interactive activities like bridge building, turning recycled materials into artwork, a pretend pet hospital, a zany maze and plenty of parks and outdoor exhibits.
4 miles away
Great on rainy days, but just as unforgettable when the sun is shining, Northwest Children’s Theater stages vivacious, easy-to-follow shows, usually based on classic kids’ books aimed at children as young as four years old.
3 miles away
This private Catholic university seeks to develop “the whole person” through the study of the arts, sciences and humanities. In addition, this institution carries and excellent tradition of student-involvement in on-campus life, and has been rated the #1 college in Oregon for value by Money Magazine.
10 miles away
At the International Rose Test Garden there are over 550 varieties of roses. Tucked away in Washington Park in Portland, Oregon, it is a site to see. Roses are in full bloom from April through October and is why we got our nickname, "City of Roses"
3 miles away
Founded in 1888, the Oregon Zoo is the oldest zoo west of the Mississippi! Ride the MAX light rail out to Washington Park to commune with more than 2,200 animals, including Asian elephants, the Condors of Columbia, African pygmy hedgehogs, Visayan warty pigs and more.
4 miles away
Multnomah Falls is the tallest year-round waterfall in Oregon. The falls drops in two major steps, split into an upper falls of 542 feet (165 m) and a lower falls of 69 feet (21 m), with a total height of the waterfall being 620 feet (189 m).
37 miles away
Portland’s premier indoor sports and entertainment arena, Moda Center (formerly the Rose Garden) is the home of the NBA Portland Trail Blazers and the WHL Winterhawks and also hosts a wide variety of activities such as concerts, family shows and other sporting events.
2 miles away
Portland loves soccer! To find out just how much, join us for a game at Providence Park. Located in the Goose Hollow neighborhood, this state-of-the-art stadium is home to the best teams of all time – the Portland Timbers (men) and Portland Thorns FC (women).
1 mile away
What was once Portland’s warehouse district is now a bustling, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood lined with national and international retailers, homegrown restaurants, special events and locally owned shops, boutiques, bookstores and more.
1.5 miles away
Pioneer Place is an upscale, urbanshopping mall in downtown Portland.
.5 mile away
When packing for Portland, be sure to include all five of your senses – you’re going to need each one to fully appreciate all that our city has to offer. Every district is full of unique sights, sounds, smells, tastes and textures sure to awaken something deep within your spirit. Think we’re exaggerating?
Try walking the compact downtown district for a diverse selection of everything from farmer’s markets to retail stores. Pass through the revitalized Central Eastside, filled with restaurants, microbreweries and after-hours entertainment hotspots. Attend an intriguing event in the Lloyd District, or browse, shop and sample the flavors of the Mississippi/Williams area. In Old Town Chinatown, you’ll find many of the city’s best entertainment, markets and specialty shops. To the south, historic Sellwood-Moreland offers vintage wares and a pristine wildlife refuge, while to the northwest, Nob Hill’s park lands beckon amidst neighborhoods so peaceful you may be tempted to move here.
Do any or all of the above, and we know you’ll see what we mean. There’s a spirit here, a vibe that gives new meaning to living. Our green culture is contagious; our sales-tax-free lifestyle is enviable; and our broad array of brews, coffee, tea and trailblazing food scene are unlike anywhere else. Come find, play, hear, touch, and dwell with us – come experience our Portland hotel!
When packing for Portland, be sure to include all five of your senses – you’re going to need each one to fully appreciate all that our city has to offer. Every district is full of unique sights, sounds, smells, tastes and textures sure to awaken something deep within your spirit. Think we’re exaggerating?
Try walking the compact downtown district for a diverse selection of everything from farmer’s markets to retail stores. Pass through the revitalized Central Eastside, filled with restaurants, microbreweries and after-hours entertainment hotspots. Attend an intriguing event in the Lloyd District, or browse, shop and sample the flavors of the Mississippi/Williams area. In Old Town Chinatown, you’ll find many of the city’s best entertainment, markets and specialty shops. To the south, historic Sellwood-Moreland offers vintage wares and a pristine wildlife refuge, while to the northwest, Nob Hill’s park lands beckon amidst neighborhoods so peaceful you may be tempted to move here.
Do any or all of the above, and we know you’ll see what we mean. There’s a spirit here, a vibe that gives new meaning to living. Our green culture is contagious; our sales-tax-free lifestyle is enviable; and our broad array of brews, coffee, tea and trailblazing food scene are unlike anywhere else. Come find, play, hear, touch, and dwell with us – come experience our Portland hotel!