Top Hotels in Willamette Valley
- 1. Hotel Lucia
- 2. The Hotel Zags Portland
- 3. The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
- 4. Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown
- 5. Radisson Hotel Portland Airport
- 6. Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District
- 7. The Porter Portland, Curio Collection By Hilton
- 8. Paramount Hotel
- 9. Staypineapple Hotel Rose Downtown
- 10. Hampton Inn & Suites Salem
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10 Top-Rated Hotels in Willamette Valley, Oregon
Discover the best hotels in Willamette Valley, Oregon including Hotel Lucia, The Hotel Zags Portland, The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton, Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown, Radisson Hotel Portland Airport, Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District, The Porter Portland, Curio Collection By Hilton, Paramount Hotel, Staypineapple Hotel Rose Downtown, Hampton Inn & Suites Salem.
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1. Hotel Lucia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1923 reviews
Everyone needs a place to lay their weary head. For travelers visiting Portland, Hotel Lucia is an excellent choice for rest and rejuvenation. Well-known for its boutique environment and proximity to great restaurants and attractions, Hotel Lucia makes it easy to enjoy the best of Portland. Rooms at Hotel Lucia provide a flat screen TV, air conditioning, and a minibar, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. In addition, while staying at Lucia Hotel guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, room service, and a concierge. You can also enjoy a fitness center and breakfast. Need a place to park? There is paid public parking available on-site. Close to some of Portland's most popular landmarks, such as Pioneer Courthouse Square (0.2 mi) and Portland Center Stage at The Armory (0.3 mi), Hotel Lucia is a great destination for tourists. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the sushi restaurants, including Departure Restaurant and Lounge, Bamboo Sushi, and Restaurant Murata, all of which are a short distance from Hotel Lucia. During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like Pearl District (0.4 mi), Lan Su Chinese Garden (0.4 mi), and Northwest (Nob Hill) (1.0 mi), which are all within walking distance of the hotel. Whether you’re traveling for business, pleasure or both, Hotel Lucia is sure to make your visit to Portland one worth remembering.
Luxury and Comfort for Us and Our Doggie
Reviewed By jajwriteOur room was beautifully appointed, spacious and very quiet, being located on the building's interior side. It felt like a home away from home, only more luxurious! We felt taken care of throughout our stay. Our dog, Ruby, was also treated so well, with special bowls, a bed, treats, and a toy. The shared areas are beautiful, with cool photography and artwork. We could even enjoy our coffee and bagels out front in the morning, or just sit outside at night. Parking was easy, too! We will definitely return to Hotel Lucia!
2. The Hotel Zags Portland
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 258 reviews
Tucked away in the city's Fountain District, The Hotel Zags Portland is your oasis in the heart of downtown. At the newly renovated The Hotel Zags Portland, we're on a mission to tell a different story - one that brings together Oregon's natural beauty and the city's quirky culture. We'll be your home base as you explore our neighborhood via a rented bike from our Gear Shed, relax in our courtyard with a local sip from our restaurant, Nel Centro, or visit nearby shopping, dining and culture hotspots. Rediscover Portland at The Hotel Zags.
Friendly staff, great location, chilled ambiance
Reviewed By U8001UKfernandapFrom the moment we got to the hotel, there was 17 of us, the staff was super friendly and willing to help. The rooms are nice and comfortable and the hotel is really nice. It’s close to several bus stops so getting to the convention center was not an issue at all - I could take several buses and the light rail. It’s close to the river in case you want to go for a run and there are restaurants galore around the area. Lots of parks around and very safe at night. They also have bike rentals and other equipment you can rent. Overall, a really great experience. Michael and Lela were awesome!
3. The Benson Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3675 reviews
The Benson, in the heart of downtown Portland, is the city's only premier hotel that unites the charm and civility of the old world with the elegance of contemporary design and mindful service. In homage to the hotel's namesake Simon Benson, guests are invited to experience legendary service, European design, 5-star dining and an acclaimed lobby bar. The Benson seeks to cultivate the best in all of us. The Benson is a short walk to the Pearl District, waterfront park, and countless shops, bars, and restaurants. Pioneer Courthouse Square and Powell's Books are a five-minute walk from our doors. Our hotel is pet-friendly and features a 24-hour fitness center and over 13,500 sq. ft. of event and meeting space.
Beautiful, Historic Hotel with Charm and Great Service
Reviewed By V8492BSelenapWe hosted a corporate gathering of our 12 board members and VIP guests at the hotel, with a cocktail reception in addition to their hotel stays. The staff was a pleasure to work with and very accommodating to our large group. They found solutions to what we were looking for and providing the experience we wanted for our guests. We will definitely use them for our corporate gatherings in the future.
4. Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3685 reviews
Royal Sonesta Portland is conveniently located in the heart of Portland and only minutes from nearby attractions and business destinations. Guests can relax in the thoughtfully equipped guestrooms and suites featuring complimentary Wi-Fi. Enjoy great hotel amenities including spa services, and fitness center. In addition, the hotel offers flexible event space for meetings and weddings, perfect for planning your next event.
Great stopover
Reviewed By FionaFenIf you’re looking for something stylish and quirky, this is the place . Great furniture and colour choices . Super comfy beds and rooms . Restaurant and bar mostly currently closed ( bar open Thursday - Sunday) but you can order in breakfast from Cheryl’s . Helpful staff and convenient location .
5. Radisson Hotel Portland Airport
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2677 reviews
Just three miles from Portland International Airport (PDX), Radisson Hotel Portland Airport is a home away from home for busy travelers. Hop on our 24-hour shuttle to and from the airport for easy transportation, or book one of our Park, Stay and Fly packages and house your car at the hotel for up to two weeks. If you're in town for a few days, ride the Metropolitan Area Express light rail nine miles into downtown Portland, where you can browse booths at the Saturday Market, meander through the stunning Lan Su Chinese Garden or see exotic animals at the Oregon Zoo.
Love the view of the pond and wild life in the middle of the city
Reviewed By Safari36385392649Great place to stay very comfortable and clean rooms some with a pond view witch is very nice, the staff is very friendly and always willing to take care of my needs, safe parking lot, great restaurant with a view of the pond great food and drink menu with a very friendly staff
6. Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 746 reviews
Welcome to Hampton Inn and Suites by Hilton Portland-Pearl District, a crisp and modern downtown hotel just 12 miles from Portland International Airport (PDX) with easy access to galleries, dining and attractions. Our distinctive hotel is adjacent to a riverfront walking path and offers a rooftop patio. Dine at our on-site restaurant, Tanner Creek Tavern, or visit neighborhood restaurants such as Deschutes Brewery & Public House, BRIX Tavern, Andina Restaurant and Mediterranean Exploration Company. Our friendly staff works to ensure your stay is relaxing. Enjoy our free hot breakfast buffet daily or On the Run® Breakfast Bags on weekdays. When you need a quick snack, stop by our 24-hour Suite Shop. For small meetings, we have two contemporary boardrooms for up to 10 people in each. Enjoy access to our business center any time. We also provide a fitness center and a heated indoor saline pool with water features.
Nice place to stay
Reviewed By Roger GNice hotel in a good location with a super helpful and friendly staff. The only minor faults are: * Coffee was AWFUL * We weren't informed at check in and the information in the rooms didn't explain the 24 hr rule for requesting housekeeping (we only saw that on the elevator AFTER we tried asking for same day service * Floor in hallway was messy for more than 24 hours (should've been vacuumed) * Toaster is too small and slow, creating a bottleneck during breakfast
7. The Porter Portland, Curio Collection By Hilton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 491 reviews
Welcome to The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton, perfectly located in one of America's most walkable cities. Rising 16 stories above the thriving Fountain District, our Portland hotel is steps from premier shops, popular restaurants and Keller Auditorium and just 2 blocks from Tom McCall Waterfront Park. OHSU Hospital and Legacy Good Samaritan are conveniently close. The MAX Light Rail station is a quick stroll for any travels to Greater Portland. Guest rooms are stunning, rustic and modern with complimentary WiFi, a 55-inch TV, mini-fridge, a coffeemaker with local teas and coffees, and cozy extras like plush robes and slippers. Upgrade for floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the Willamette River and Cascade Mountains, or book a suite with a separate living area, dining table and wet bar for entertaining. Hotel restaurants blend indulgence with Portland's love for the outdoors.
Fixable Issues All Added Up
Reviewed By CBUSTRVLR93The first thing to know about this hotel, is that there was recently water damage (I believe a pipe burst) which has meant that many amenities (sauna, hot tub, fitness center) are not currently available. The hotel was already making renovations, so I expect this to be a short-term issue. And while I understand why a hotel wouldn't want to advertise that many of its promised amenities are out of service to guests, it was highly disappointing to have to find out about this from an earlier TA review, not the hotel itself. It is their responsibility to inform guests of changes to the stay experience. Thankfully, Brandy at the front desk handled the situation on arrival. I appreciated her taking responsibility and offering constructive solutions. Brandy was a highlight of the staff. However, we continued to have small issues throughout the stay. The staff, beyond Brandy, was generally unfriendly and felt "checked-out." One member even bragged to us that he was leaving the hotel at the end of the week and didn't care about anything. Despite walking past the front desk every time, we returned to the hotel, we were never greeted. No "welcome back" or "How are you?" which was very odd considering how friendly Portland folks were (I often don't expect this type of interaction in more East-coast cities). Food and beverage options or lack of options, proved an issue for us. We ate at the rooftop restaurant on our first night. The food was really good, but was upstaged by pretty mediocre albeit nice, service. The bar was closed for the next two nights, one night for staffing issues, another for a private event. The real issue for us though was breakfast. Currently the hotel has no restaurant open for breakfast and instead has a cafe. This is fine and can be done really well (looking at you Sound Hotel in Seattle or Hilton Sedona at Bell Rock). Regrettably, the Portland Exchange (as the cafe is called) was almost entirely out of food two of the four mornings we were there. On the two mornings where they did have substantial food, they never had anything substantial for my lactose-intolerant husband (who wants a plain bagel?). It seemed crazy to us that in Portland this cafe was operating without any meaningful vegan option for breakfast. To add insult to injury, the breakfast burritos, which were the only hot breakfast item they had, when they were available, were $14! The F&B credit for diamond elites is $15, meaning that you cannot get a hot drink (starting at $2.50) and a breakfast burrito at this café. I will note, the burritos were good, but not $14 good. I mean they didn’t have truffle oil or anything fancy in them, they were just solid breakfast burritos. Now for some good. The rooms themselves are lovely. The bed was luxuriously comfortable and the hotel itself is clean and cute. Location is also good with easy connection to the MAX and streetcar systems. We were able to enjoy the pool most days and it was a solid pool. Overall, though, I’m giving this hotel four circles because every problem we had, is completely fixable. There wasn’t anything so wrong with this hotel that I wouldn’t recommend it and I would be willing to stay there in the future, assuming that the hotel is able to deal with the issues that were present this time around.
8. Paramount Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1702 reviews
Our guest rooms have been updated with a refreshed look and feel - come see for yourself and as always - No Added Resort / Amenity Fees! “As personable as Portland,” The Paramount Hotel offers guests professional and efficient service with genuine care and concern. Located in downtown Portland, Ore. the property combines the personal touch of a boutique hotel with comfortable and contemporary touches.
Looking for an inclusive hotel? DO NOT STAY HERE!
Reviewed By rebeccadX563VJThis hotel discriminates. They are not an all inclusive hotel!!!! Upon checking in, we were questioned about our marriageable status. That was very off putting to say the least. It gets worst. We were assigned the worst room available. We know this because of the location of our room. Not only was it next to the elevators, the linen closet and staircase, IT WAS THE ROOM FOR THE HEARING IMPAIRED! The room is right above the delivery bay. We were woken up at 6:AM to the barrage of truck deliveries. Either the reception clerk is very inept when it comes to understanding quiet getaway or they discriminate and passively aggressively make your stay VERY off putting and unpleasant. BTW we are very happily married and will be finding a more inclusive hotel for our future weekend city getaways.
9. Staypineapple Hotel Rose Downtown
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1929 reviews
With its iconic food cart gatherings, anti-establishment murals and even a 24-Hour Church of Elvis, its no wonder the mantra of this town is "Keep Portland Weird." And right in the heart of it all you'll find Hotel Rose, a funky, fun and "oh-so-Portland" boutique hotel located directly across from Tom McCall Waterfront Park on the beautiful Willamette River. From shopping to dining to outdoor recreation, there's no better home base for exploring the odd, the exquisite and the just plain outrageous. Staypineapple at Hotel Rose.
Best stay
Reviewed By F9191CVheatherrMy husband and I stayed here for 4 days for our anniversary trip. From check in to check out this hotel was spot on. They offered sweet pineapple cookies at check and were so kind to bring up a complimentary bottle of champagne and 4 boxed chocolate truffles. The bed and pillows were so comfortable. Everything in the room of course was themed pineapple, even the phone charger. The first night we dined at the their hotel restaurant; Kitchen & Bottle. Highly recommend their tacos. Even their bartender was awesome with great conversation. The hotel is right on the river front with lots of places to eat and close walking distance to shopping. Would definitely come back and stay there again.
10. Hampton Inn & Suites Salem
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1114 reviews
explore the beautiful Willamette Valley... welcome to the Hampton Inn & Suites Salem, OR. The Hampton Inn & Suites Salem hotel is nestled in Oregon's beautiful capital city, mere minutes from the downtown area, the state capitol building, Oregon State Fairgrounds, Silver Falls State Park, great wineries and breweries - and much, much more! If you love the great outdoors, you'll find stunning scenery everywhere you look. Enjoy the parks and natural areas, the miles of trails along the Union Street Railroad Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge - not to mention all the exciting water sports and activities that await you at nearby Willamette River. Parents, students, alumni and fans will appreciate our close proximity to the area universities and colleges. Willamette University, Corban University and Chemeketa Community College are all within a few miles of our Salem, OR hotel - and Western Oregon University is about 20 miles away. Here on business?
Nice hotel with great location
Reviewed By SolaraMinnesotaThis is a nice hotel with a nice roomy room. The breakfast was pretty good, with the nicest area to sit and eat that I've ever seen. They had individual booths with TVs in them, when most hotels with free breakfast have an over crowded area with never enough seating. We experienced friendly staff, and it has a great location to walk the city.
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