Portland

The Nines, the most stylish and sophisticated hotel in Portland, is on the upper floors of the historic Meier & Frank Building, which on its lower floors houses Macy's. — Frommer's

For the ultimate in uber-fancy celebrity-like luxury, there's the Nines. — Lonely Planet

One of the newest luxury properties in town, The Nines, housed in the former Meier & Frank department store building, is easily one of the snazziest places to stay in the city. — Oyster

Looks onto Pioneer Square, luxury accommodations, rooftop dining. — Not For Tourists

Residing in one of the city's most-venerable buildings in an ideal location at the heart of the city, The Nines is a LEFD silver-certified... luxury hotel with a view from every room. — Michelin Guide

With its Old World charm and proximity to Portland’s cultural district, this handsome 1927 institution is a magnet for visiting musicians and writers. — DK Eyewitness

Like old money, it’s grand but never flashy. — The Telegraph

Classically styled Italianate property attached to the Concert Hall, with Art Deco interiors and one of the city's best restaurants. — Travel + Leisure

One of Portland's best-known and oldest landmark hotels, The Heathman ... is one of the most classically elegant spots to stay in town. — Oyster

In the very heart of downtown two blocks from Pioneer Square, this remains the best independent deluxe hotel in the state, a big step up from Portland's other traditional dowagers. — Star Service

This venerable local favorite, formerly the Mallory Hotel, is a sure hit with golden agers and young hipsters alike. — Gayot

A tribute to Hollywood’s Golden Age in a classic 1912 building on the edge of downtown Portland. — Jetsetter

This hotel may be on the wrong side of the tracks, yet it ranks as a true "find" in most estimations. Here, guests can step into the glamorous life of Hollywood's Golden Age. — Star Service

The overall effect is surprisingly glamorous for a city not known for glitz. — Concierge

Historic hotel with old Hollywood movie theme and tasteful, modernized rooms. — Lonely Planet

The wood-lined Ace Hotel lobby offers free Wi-Fi and excellent people-watching around a massive mosaic coffee table. — Condé Nast Traveler

Filled with local flair, the hotel is itself in a colorful corner of the city across from the gay bars of Stark Street. — Star Service

Portland’s scenesters are well represented at this rehabbed downtown hotel, buzzing with the trademark Ace style. — Jetsetter

The Ace Hotel Portland has as many quirky, bohemian characteristics as its sister properties in New York and Palm Springs. — Oyster

This is pure Portland: creative, authentic, irreverent. — Travel + Leisure

With a sleek look, this stylish spot features high-tech touches, including high-speed wireless Internet, iPod recharging docks, and flat-screen televisions. — DK Eyewitness

It may be near several other downtown hotels, but it goes for distinction by catering to the ironic Gen X-ers and arty boomers who appreciate digs with a sense of humor. — Gayot

Comfy leather chairs adorn this nine-story European-style boutique hotel in the heart of downtown, within walking distance to Nordstrom, Powell's, and the MAX line. — Fodor's

A compact, easy-to-navigate downtown hotel with a modern look and strong focus on contemporary art and local Portland products. — The Telegraph

Those seeking luxurious tranquility in busy downtown Portland should head to this minimalist hotel. — Lonely Planet

This boutique-style hotel, formerly known as the 5th Avenue Suites, sits in an historic setting right in the middle of downtown. — Gayot

All-suites hotel in a historic building. Low-key luxury. — Not For Tourists

Playful downtown Portland digs with local art, wine happy hours and bike rentals. — Jetsetter

The lavishly loud lobby is decorated with Asian wallpaper, sensual furniture, patterned carpeting and brightly painted walls. — Lonely Planet

Elaborate, Mediterranean-themed tapestries and vibrant red-orange-and-blue color scheme throughout the communal areas and rooms are a refreshing departure from the strictly classical or modern hotels. — goop

This hotel on the banks of the Willamette River captures the look and feel of the Pacific Northwest. — Fodor's

A modern, fun and friendly hotel with a choice location on the Willamette River. — The Telegraph

Portland has its share of upscale international chain hotels, but the RiverPlace Hotel is unique. — Lonely Planet

Portland's only downtown waterfront hotel. This alone would be enough to recommend the hotel, but its quiet boutique-hotel atmosphere would make it an excellent choice even if it weren't on the water. — Frommer's

With 84 rooms chicly outfitted with slouchy armchairs, this Kimpton property has all the conviviality of a country club with a side dish of modern coziness. — Condé Nast Traveler

Lumber baron Simon Benson completed this grand hotel in 1913, and its opulence has endured. — Michelin Guide

Built in 1912 by noted lumber baron and philanthropist Simon Benson, this stately hotel is filled with marble and polished Russian walnut details. — DK Eyewitness

This is considered Portland's classiest hotel, and it's valued as a local treasure. Whatever your needs, this hotel sets out to meet them. — Gayot

The Benson is a landmark hotel with the classic elegance and grandeur of a historic property. — Oyster

The spot for visiting dignitaries and celebs, this classy hotel has a superb walnut-panelled 1912 lobby, and a wide range of rooms, suites and penthouses with modern appointments. — Rough Guide

For travelers in search of a boutique-hotel offering great service and style, this is one of the best in town. — Star Service

This hotel, which was built in 1894, is on the National Register of Historic Places and underwent a major renovation in 2009 -- it is the place to stay in Portland if you are a wine lover. — Frommer's

While it doesn’t have the edge of some of the trendier hotels in the area, or the draw of a riverfront location, there’s a certain charm to the Vintage. — The Telegraph

Splurge on a garden spa bedroom if you have the cash. — Not For Tourists

With rooms named after Oregon wineries and vineyards, this handsome, centrally-located hotel offers a complimentary wine reception every evening. — DK Eyewitness

This former elementary school is now home to a hotel... restaurant with great garden courtyard, several bars, a microbrewery and movie theater. — Lonely Planet

In a renovated elementary school in northeast Portland, this may well be one of the most unusual (and awesome) hotels you'll ever encounter. — Fodor's

Former elementary school turned hipster hotel. As rad as it sounds. — Not For Tourists

The most entertaining and unusual lodge in the state... Located north of stylish Irvington neighborhood in an up-and-coming part of the city that dates from the early 20th century. — Frommer's

The walls are adorned with amazing art, from historical photos to mosaics to Indonesian wood panels. — Gayot

Cute boutique hotel on the trolley line in Northwest Portland, offering colourful suites with splashy designs, some with kitchens, patios and in-room bars. — Rough Guide

Bright colors, bold patterns, and retro designs characterize this Nob Hill hotel containing luxurious suites with full kitchens or kitchenettes. — Fodor's

The Inn at Northrup Station, located in the Northwest district, is an all-suites boutique known for its bright, quirky 70s-style decor. — Oyster

The only boutique lodging option in the trendy Nob Hill neighborhood, Northrup Station is one of those easily missed gems that even locals may not realize is a hotel. — Travel + Leisure

Almost over the top with its bright color scheme and funky decor, this super-trendy hotel boasts huge artsy suites, many with patio or balcony, and all with kitchenettes or full kitchens. — Lonely Planet

This boutique property overlooking the Willamette River provides stellar views of the water and easy access to the waterfront park and the events that take place there. — Fodor's

One part Kimpton, one part Doubletree, this colorful modern crossover happily hosts tourists and midlevel management without breaking a sweat. — Star Service

During Portland's hedonistic Rose Festival, the balconies of this waterfront establishment are frequently packed with revelers. — Gayot

When it comes to location in Portland, the 140-room Hotel Fifty's spot is tough to beat. — Oyster

Convenient to the freeway, MAX light rail, the convention center, and downtown shopping, this hotel has had a $7 million renovation and offers smart, comfortable rooms, many with city views. — DK Eyewitness

Hotel Modera is an attractive, upscale hotel in downtown Portland. — Oyster

Well-equipped with a round-the-clock gym and in-room work spaces for business travelers, the downtown location...generously sized rooms, and plentiful outdoor spaces make this a great home-base. — goop

New, slick and almost futuristic-looking hotel with attractive front courtyard boasting a living wall of native plants. — Lonely Planet

Decorated with local artwork, sleek, contemporary furnishings, and wood and marble accents, this boutique property is at once accessible and sophisicated. — Fodor's

Gorgeously refurbished hotel a short walk to the cultural district. — Not For Tourists

The Westin Portland is located in the heart of downtown Portland and surrounded by lively restaurants, eclectic boutiques and nationally acclaimed food carts. — Forbes Travel Guide

This pale-stone European-style hotel combines luxury with convenience, with Pioneer Square and the MAX just two blocks away. — Fodor's

One of Portland’s most luxurious hotels, this member of the Westin chain offers luxurious rooms and superb service. — DK Eyewitness

To celebrate the millennium, Portland developers erected a slew of new hotels inspired by a kind of If we build it, they will come mentality. — Gayot

The personal attention here and clubby residential air feels more intimate and personal than either the Marriott City Center or the Hilton. — Star Service

Once an aging mid-century motel, the Jupiter is the outcome of an extreme makeover and is now an überhip address for the Portland arts crowd and those in town to participate in the city's hip scene. — Frommer's

San Francisco has the Phoenix. Los Angeles has the Standard Hotel. Now Portland has the rock star–worthy Jupiter Hotel. — Travel + Leisure

Youth-oriented motel flush with arty minimalism, a party atmosphere and quirky rooms. The uber-cool presence of the adjoining Doug Fir Lounge makes it worthwhile. — Rough Guide

The Jupiter Hotel is a modern, retro-cool value hotel located a few short blocks from the Burnside Bridge (make sure you get that snapshot of the Portland, Oregon sign on the way).There... — Afar Magazine

The Jupiter is the hub of Portland's indie rock scene, and you're missing the point if you book a room here just to get some sleep. — Concierge

The accommodations here are primarily two-room suites, with the exception of a handful of studio suites. — Frommer's

The hotel has a restaurant, which serves a free hot breakfast to guests, a business center... a heated indoor free-form pool with whirlpool, a fitness center. — Oyster

The lobby of this restored 1912 beauty is wonderfully rococo, and although some might even call it gaudy, it's certainly in tune with the turn of the last century. — Gayot

In the former Multnomah Hotel, built in 1912, the grand lobby of this hotel offers an extravagant welcome to the spacious two-room suite accommodations. — Fodor's

What makes this place unique is that it is the most historic Embassy Suites in the country, a skillful reconstruction of the 1912 Multnomah Hotel. — Star Service

The wonderfully friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable innkeepers make sure that you feel perfectly at home. — Fodor's

This huge Queen Anne home stands out, even in the upscale historical Irvington neighborhood. — Gayot

Located in the leafy, historic Irvington neighborhood, it’s a short walk from restaurants, shops, and MAX light rail. — DK Eyewitness

This imposing Queen Anne-style Victorian inn, located in the historic Irvington District a block off Northeast Broadway, is a real gem. — Frommer's

Located at the edge of upscale Irvington, this turreted Queen Anne mansion is almost over the top with its fine antiques and flowery decoration. — Lonely Planet

By far the hippest hotel in the not-so- hip Convention Center area, the Eastlund boasts an ultra-modern look, cozy glam touches...and an upscale rooftop restaurant. — The Telegraph

Across the street from the convention center and adjacent to the MAX, this hotel is convenient for both business travelers and tourists. — Fodor's

Adjacent to the Lloyd Convention Center, on the other side of the river from lively downtown Portland, but with easy access via public transport (Portland's light rail, MAX, is just across the street), this middling operation's knight in shining armor has just arrived — Star Service

From the lobby on up, it's all ultra-modern furniture, huge art, bright colors and open spaces. — Lonely Planet

The location is a highlight here, just steps to the Convention Center and the MAX light rail line to the airport and downtown. — Gayot

This cool art deco building attracts a hip, youngish clientele, and as if made to order, the movie theater across the street shows indie films. — Gayot

Beautiful lobby and guestrooms, ideal downtown location. — Not For Tourists

In a soaring 16-story tower one block from the Heathman and Hilton, this early arrival on the scene took a hit when the Lucia, Modera and deLuxe hotels opened, quickly becoming old news — Star Service

This 154-room property is solid upper-mid-range pick in a central location in Downtown Portland. Rooms are spacious and comfortable, with a soothing, sophisticated color scheme. — Oyster

This pale-stone, 15-story hotel overlooking Director Park is a few blocks from Pioneer Square, the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, the Portland Art Museum, the MAX, and the streetcar. — Fodor's

This upscale boutique hotel is perched on the edge of the Willamette River, just south of downtown in a convenient yet quiet spot. — Gayot

Its river-view location is its prized asset, and even its postmodern nautical architecture—pipe-rail balconies, elliptical accents and concrete pilings—draws on this riverfront location. — Star Service

Riverside sleep close to downtown Portland, with an eco-friendly spa, waterfront dining and free guest bicycles. — Jetsetter

This tranquil boutique property is sheltered among trees along the meandering Willamette River. — Fodor's

This hotel sits right on the banks of the Willamette River a mile south of downtown and half a mile south of the new South Waterfront District. — Frommer's