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Deliberately interspersed throughout our hotel, the meeting spaces available at Hi-Lo will leave quite the impression. Whether you are hosting or attending a client presentation, board meeting, conference, or social event; you can depend on us to provide, friendly and approachable service, elevated catering menus and audiovisual support in a setting that works best for your best work.
We have embraced the raw elements in our spaces – cement, dark brick and dark wood. We have raised the standard of meeting rooms in Portland with beautiful brass light fixtures, marble countertops and warm artwork.
Deliberately interspersed throughout our hotel, the meeting spaces available at Hi-Lo will leave quite the impression. Whether you are hosting or attending a client presentation, board meeting, conference, or social event; you can depend on us to provide, friendly and approachable service, elevated catering menus and audiovisual support in a setting that works best for your best work.
We have embraced the raw elements in our spaces – cement, dark brick and dark wood. We have raised the standard of meeting rooms in Portland with beautiful brass light fixtures, marble countertops and warm artwork.
Our largest event space, located on our lobby level, embraces both natural light and a Portland backdrop through large windows.
Reminiscent of our historic building’s name when first constructed in 1910 – The Railway Exchange – this soulful space encourages the ongoing transfer of knowledge and ideas. Located on our lobby level, it embraces ample natural light through large windows.
An accessible place for all to gather, The Commons is a place for business.
Just as a first draft is a starting place – a low, so to speak – The Draft Boardroom is an exceptional venue for gathering up to 12 of your team, putting pen to paper and bringing those rough ideas to life.
When Melvin Mark purchased and renovated the Oregon Pioneer Building in 1962, he had no idea that his work would become the catalyst for the revitalization of the downtown Portland Historic District. Gathering in The Mark today reminds us that simple visions can produce extraordinary results.
