Portland

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How could you resist the charm of the northwestern United States during a holiday in Oregon at one of our Best Western hotels? Oregon's largest city, Portland lies close to the Willamette River and the Columbia River, giving it truly magical landscapes. Widely known for its bridges and green parks, the city's beauty is enhanced by the snow-capped presence of Mount Hood.

Don't wait any longer to book your holiday and enjoy an exceptional stay in a hotel in Portland, Oregon, whether with family, friends or as a couple. Ultra-dynamic yet close to nature, the city will win you over with its gardens, the famous Washington Park and the Oregon Zoo with its railway. Thanks to the location of your hotel in downtown Portland, the many pubs, bars, restaurants and art or music venues will be easy to reach at any time of day or night. So, not a second to lose: head to the northwestern United States for a holiday that lives up to your expectations.

Your hotel in Portland, Oregon

A modern city par excellence, Portland nevertheless offers a wealth of natural treasures and remarkable sites to discover during a short or longer stay. The City of Roses will charm you with its many parks and sublime fountains. And the city lives up to its nickname: while gardens and flower beds abound in Portland, they are nothing compared to the International Rose Test Garden. The largest garden of its kind in the world, it is home to a huge rose garden with more than 500 different varieties. The beauty of the green spaces and roses is due to the Mediterranean-type climate and the proximity of the Pacific Ocean. Portland is indeed a great city to live in and spend your holidays. Take advantage of your hotel in downtown Portland to leave public transport behind and explore on foot.

Embraced by hills and forests, Portland boasts postcard landscapes, as shown by Marquam Nature Park and Mar Leay park, as well as the Cascade Range. But Portland is not just about its sublime roses: the city boasts an unwavering cultural and artistic energy. So continue with a visit to the museums or the legendary concert hall of the Oregon Symphony, not to mention the world-famous Oregon Ballet Theatre. And if you have enough time during this American journey, a quick stop at the zoo, the oldest in the whole Mississippi, is a must, before ending on a high note at the Oaks Park amusement park. Guided cultural walks are also an integral part of the city. So be sure to ask about them, especially for the Art Museum or the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.

How to get to Portland, Oregon?

With its own airport, Portland International Airport, as well as many neighbouring airports, Portland, Oregon is easily accessible from the world's main major cities.