At the heart of Portland Downtown, The Nines Hotel Portland opened its doors in 2008. The building was originally created in 1909 and served as the spectacular store Meier & Frank, which was heralded as the largest retailer of the Mississippi. The hotel was named in honour of ‘dressed to the nines’ fashion. The artistry spirit remains in its walls which are adorned with original pieces and predominantly featuring the timeless Tiffany blue that harmonises with the classic luxury décor. Incredible rooftop views can be enjoyed at the renowned Departure restaurant, or from the comfort of your room and suite that are overlooking the beautiful atrium or city.
Accommodation at The Nines Hotel Portland
Rooms and suites emanate elegance with charming design creating a cocoon of comfort and offering a restful night’s sleep like no other. Bright colours are infused with fashion for an artful design. Every guestroom features original art produced by Pacific Northwest College of Art students, bringing a unique touch to each space. Start the day at the rainforest shower with Bee Kind Amenities, getting ready in front of the marble vanity mirror, and having a coffee from the Nespresso machine the Conciergerie has brought to your room after your request. Be ready to finish the day with an in-room massage.
Dining at The Nines Hotel Portland
The hotel proudly hosts two beloved local restaurants, both holding gold certification from the Sustainability at Work Program. On the 8th floor, Urban Farmer emphasises sustainable ingredients that are served in simple farm-to-table preparation. This steak house offers a range of beef options including grass-fed Oregon beef, pasture-raised, and grain-finished. The local spirit is also reflected in the drinks lists and the extensive wine menu. Immerse in a countryside atmosphere with the video art installation of Matt McCormick that rolls stunning images of the city’s rural and urban landscapes.
Up on the 15th floor, the Departure contemporary Asian restaurant awaits. Its cuisine is inspired by the Izakaya neighbourhood in Japan. Enjoy the Kushiyaki selections at one of the two rooftop patios viewing the Mount St Helens or Willamette River. With dinner, try one of the exotic cocktails or have a look at the largest sake list in Portland. For live entertainment, The Nines Living Room brings local artists six days a week.
Things to do at The Nines Hotel Portland
Located next to Pioneer Square and the Central Business District, it’s the ideal base for exploring the local area. Dine in the trendy Pearl District, watch a Broadway show, or visit the nearby museums. The hotel is steps away from the eco-friendly MAX Light Rail offering convenient transport to enjoy an adventurous day in Washington Park. And a short drive away you will be immersing yourself at Willamette Valley. For those lazy days, The Nines Hotel Portland is equipped with an extensive selection of books, card and board games, and a pool that can be found at The Library. Guests staying at this accommodation are invited to a weekly wine tasting.
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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