If you’re planning on staying at any of momondo’s recommended hotels in the area of Portland nearest to Oregon Convention Center, you should expect to pay around $125/night. This price fluctuates based on time of year. In general, a rate under $125/night is a good deal for momondo users staying near Oregon Convention Center. Hotels near Oregon Convention Center are typically 22% less expensive than the average hotel in Portland, which is $162.
If you’re looking for a hotel in Portland near Moda Center then you are in luck. momondo recommends 12 hotels near Moda Center and on average, area hotels cost $125/night. This price may vary based on season. Hotels near Moda Center are typically 22% less expensive than the average hotel in Portland, which is $162.
Below are the 12 user recommended hotels in the area of Portland that is closest to Tom McCall Waterfront Park. The average price near Tom McCall Waterfront Park is $125/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Tom McCall Waterfront Park are typically 22% less expensive than the average hotel in Portland, which is $162.
Low Season
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February |
High Season
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June |
cheapest month to stay
19%
expected price decrease
most expensive time to stay
14%
expected price increase
Price
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$135 - $192
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Highest day of week
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Saturday |
Cheapest day of week
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Sunday |
av. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weeknight)
$170
av. price over the last two weeks
av. price over the last two weeks
Average price (weekend night)
$166
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Cheapest time to book
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Portland is: 1-2 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, 24 days before. |
1-2 star
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$93 - $117
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3 star
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$158 - $177
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4-5 star
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$203 - $222
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With a host of outdoor activities that Portland offers, the warmer months from June – August make for a better time to visit this beautiful city in the Pacific Northwest. This is also the peak tourist season, so book your accommodation in advance. If you are looking for some bargain prices, then winter is a good time to consider a trip to Portland. However, average temperatures hover around 40 – 45 degrees Fahrenheit, rain showers are frequent, and many sites and attractions have shorter hours of operation. The shoulder months from September – November and March – May are not warm enough to do justice to the beautiful outdoors, but hotel prices are cheaper than in the summer.
The downtown area of Portland is compact and can be easily covered on foot. The TriMet operated buses and MAX light rail provide excellent connectivity and service all over the city. Tickets and passes are available in 2.5-hour increments for $2.50 USD and a Day Pass at $5.00 USD allows unlimited travel on the MAX light rail, TriMet buses and Portland Streetcar. Streetcars run through Downtown Portland and from Northwest Portland to the Southwest Waterfront. However, streetcars do not have special lanes and can sometimes be delayed due to the road traffic conditions. Taxis are easily available and fares start at $2.50 USD with every added mile charged at $3.00 USD. Ride-shares such as Uber and Lyft also operate in the city. Portland has over 300 miles of bike trails and has been consistently named one of the most bike-friendly cities in the US. Its bike-share program called Biketown allows single rides up to 30 minutes at $2.50 USD per trip while a Day Pass costs $12.00 USD and allows unlimited trips with a total ride time of 180 minutes.
Hip, friendly and laid-back Portland, Oregon’s largest city, has diverse cultural offerings and an equally diverse set of nicknames. Whether you call it the City of Roses, Rip City, Stumptown, PDX, Bridge City or Beervana, Portland is a destination for all things artistic and alternative. Choose a neighborhood and the type of accommodation based on your interests and itinerary.
Downtown Portland
A lively and thriving cultural center, Downtown Portland offers upscale restaurants and shopping, dozens of museums and galleries, and bustling craft stalls. Enjoy a stay at The Benson Hotel, an opulent, historic hotel which has played host to every sitting US President since its inception. Or opt for modern amenities and a contemporary stay at Hotel Lucia in the heart of downtown.
Nob Hill and North Portland
One of the most fashionable neighborhoods of Portland, Nob Hill has plenty of sophisticated boutiques, cafés, wine bars, and elegant Victorian homes on tree-lined streets. For a comfortable stay with modern amenities, book the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Portland NW Downtown. Or enjoy a unique stay steps away from world-class restaurants and boutiques at The Inn at Northrup Station.
Chinatown and Pearl District
Chinatown is an energetic neighborhood teeming with Chinese grocery stores and restaurants while the hip Pearl District is the hub of Portland nightlife. Stay at the charming riverfront property of Hotel Vintage Portland or enjoy the hipster ambience of Ace Hotel Portland which puts you within one block of Powell’s City of Books, the world’s largest used and new books store.
East Portland
A maze of inexpensive restaurants, unique boutiques, music stores, and antique emporiums showcases Portland’s diversity and alternate vibe in the East Portland neighborhood. Check out the Marriott property Residence Inn Portland Airport at Cascade Station or the Hampton Inn Portland East.
Rose Quarter / Lloyd District
Across the river from Chinatown and Pearl District, the Lloyd District plays host to big concerts and sporting events, and is also home to large department stores and retail chains. Hotel Eastlund is a great choice if you fancy a hip, glamorous, yet cozy vibe, and a convenient location close to the Oregon Convention Center and Lloyd Center shopping.
Apart from the traditional hotel offerings, Portland is loaded with a host of creative, hip, historic, and alternative accommodation within a reasonable budget. Check out A Painted Lady Bed and Breakfast Inn for comfortable accommodation in Northeast Portland or the HI Portland Hawthorne Hostel in East Portland. You might also want to look at the small, historic property of The Camas Hotel minutes away from Downtown Portland. You also have The Society Hotel in Old Town Chinatown for boutique-style accommodation at budget-friendly prices.
With an intent to be everything funky, alternative, creative, and non-conforming, the city’s unofficial motto is ‘Keep Portland Weird’. So whether you are looking to explore quirky shops and restaurants, or a wide variety of ethnic food and food carts, or the funky range of local brews, your trip to Portland promises to be an entertaining one.
When visiting Portland the average booking length is 2 nights.
On average, rooms will be priced around $104 per night when booking a hotel in Portland; however the price you pay for your room will vary significantly depending on seasonality, location and facilities.
The cheapest month to book a hotel in Portland is February. The cost of your room could be as much as 19% cheaper than peak months.
Room prices for hotels in Portland will be at their lowest on Saturday and peak on Friday.
Per person, per night, a hostel in Portland (or a sub 2 star rated hotel) is priced at $82, on average. This price is $22 cheaper than your average Portland hotel.