in Portland, United States
8.7(726)
Heathman Hotel
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Rated Fabulous by our guests
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Loved the location, super helpful valet and clerk, restaurant room service was great. Close to Powell books and the water.
Rooms were beautiful
The Heathman Hotel sits in downtown Portland near the Schnitzer Concert Hall, Powell's City of Books and close to the Tom McCall Waterfront Park and Pioneer Courthouse Square. Many of Portland’s top attractions — including world-class museums, gardens, markets, and waterfront trails — are within easy walking distance or a short transit ride. The hotel is well placed for exploring the Pearl District, the historic shops along Broadway, and is near public transit that connects to the airport and outer neighborhoods.
The world-famous independent bookstore occupying an entire city block with new and used books across numerous genres.
Historic concert venue hosting symphonies, touring acts, and local performances — located adjacent to the hotel.
Popular riverfront park with walking and biking paths, event spaces, and seasonal markets along the Willamette River.
One of the oldest museums on the West Coast with extensive collections of Native American, contemporary, and international art.
Portland’s central public plaza often called the city’s living room — hosts events, farmers markets, and is a hub for transit and gatherings.
Large outdoor arts-and-crafts market running on weekends near the waterfront, with food vendors and local artisans.
A serene classical Chinese garden in the Old Town Chinatown district featuring authentic landscaping, architecture, and tea house.
Make the most of your stay at Heathman Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Portland:
Portland is a compact, walkable city with a strong local-food scene, vibrant arts and music culture, plentiful parks and gardens, and unique neighborhoods to explore. The Heathman Hotel is an excellent choice for visitors because of its central downtown location (steps from Powell’s and the Schnitzer Concert Hall), classic boutique ambiance, spacious well-appointed rooms, thoughtful in-room amenities (French press, robes, quality toiletries), and highly praised staff. Whether you're in town for culture, concerts, a weekend getaway, or as a base for exploring greater Portland, the Heathman balances convenience, comfort, and local charm.
Heathman Hotel
1001 Southwest Broadway at Salmon
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Portland
Summer
Summer (June–August) and major event weeks (Rose Festival, Pride, Feast Portland).
Late Fall and Winter (November–February) excluding holiday weekends; good deals and fewer crowds.
March–May: Cherry blossoms, magnolias, and roses begin to bloom. Temperatures gradually warm and rainfall decreases compared with winter, though showers are still common early in the season.
Portland's signature spring festival with parades, waterfront events, and community celebrations.
One of the city's biggest summer celebrations with a large parade, parties, and neighborhood events.
Large craft-beer festival held on the waterfront featuring breweries from across the region.
Premier food and drink festival celebrating Pacific Northwest cuisine (usually late summer/early fall).
Major film festival showcasing international and independent films, often held in late winter/early spring.
Seasonal events on the river and holiday markets across the city in December.
Layering is essential year-round. Carry a lightweight rain jacket in spring and fall; in winter bring a warm waterproof coat and water-resistant shoes. In summer, bring sun protection and check local air quality index during wildfire season. Always check mountain weather if heading to Mount Hood or the Cascades.
Portland's hotel and rental prices fluctuate with seasonality and major events. Peak rates occur in summer (June–August) and around big events like the Portland Rose Festival, Pride, and large conventions. Weekends are generally more expensive than weekdays, and neighborhoods near downtown (Pearl District, Old Town/Chinatown, Southwest) and popular areas like the Alberta Arts District command higher rates. Booking 6–10 weeks in advance for summer travel helps secure better rates; for major events or holidays, book earlier. Value-season months (late fall and winter, excluding holiday weekends) offer the lowest nightly rates and the best deals on tours, but some seasonal attractions or services may have reduced hours.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Portland has a compact, walkable downtown, an extensive public transit system (TriMet buses, MAX light rail, and Portland Streetcar), and good bike infrastructure.
Plan at least one day outside the city—options include a scenic drive through the Columbia River Gorge to Multnomah Falls, wine tasting in the Willamette Valley, or skiing on Mount Hood. For budget travelers, use weekday stays and explore neighborhood eateries and parks to stretch your dollars.
Everything you need to know about your stay at Heathman Hotel
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