Constructed in 1909 as an expansion of the former Imperial Hotel, the new wing played an important role in Portland’s culture and history by hosting cattle ranches visiting from Eastern Oregon. Later in 2001, it became the now-known Hotel Lucia, and a couple of years after the renovations, it was listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The rich historical significance is beautifully encapsulated in its walls, adorned with an extensive collection of Pulitzer Prize-winning photographs. within the lively downtown vibrant culture, the hotel is home to intrepid adventurers, creative minds, and those traveling for business purposes.
Accommodation at Hotel Lucia
Where comfort meets grace. Roll up in luxuriate in push robes while immersing in the warm textural pops of colours and the glow of natural light that slides from the vast windows. Safety is prioritised with in-room safes and clock round service is provided by the virtual concierge, Paige, and experience truly seamless and heartfelt hospitality. For those visiting on a business trip, rooms and suites are equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, and both long- and short-distance calling amenities.
Dining at the Hotel Lucia
Provided by the local's beloved Cheryl’s homestyle restaurant, room dining service is facilitated. Opt for seamless food service at the convenience of your accommodation that adapts to all eating styles and preferences. Do not miss the Charbroiled salmon. For a unique dining experience, the Q Restaurant & Bar is just some steps away, with panoramic windows and French-inspired cuisine, ideal for couples seeking a romantic evening.
Things to do at Hotel Lucia
At the heart of Rose City’s centre, at SW Broadway and Harvey Milk Street, the Hotel Lucia offers a quiet getaway to Portland’s vibrant streets. Close to McCall Waterfront Park and walkable from Powell’s City of Books, taprooms, galleries, shops, and bars. Portland’s Night Market is a unique experience featuring 175+ vendors, local food, and entertainment. Larger performances can be enjoyed at Portland Centre Stage at The Armony, the city’s largest theatre company. Stay active at Hotel Lucia with 24-hour fitness facilities and the Well+Fit Kit. Alternatively, explore the city using the hotel’s complimentary bike rental, and unwind back at the hotel with a nightly craft beer hour.
Know Before You Go
It is standard practice for resorts/hotels within the USA to charge a mandatory resort fee which is payable locally. This fee can be anywhere between $5 to $50 per room per night and is not included in the cost of your Kenwood Travel holiday. Expect to pay a resort fee of approximately $30 + tax, per room per night (subject to change).
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