I think the combination of $ 120 / night plus shuyyel may be a tough one to meet. I wish I had better direct answers to your question, but this should get you on to the people who will have answers.
I do know they are closed on Sunday, so today ? / tomorrow ? may not be a good time to contact them. You may need to watch out for that in contaction the Visitors Bureau. The International Date line always causes me much confusion, and I do not readily know the time difference between our two locations. I think you best bet may be getting on the Portland Convention and visitors Bureau site and doing a "chat" with one of their paid staff members. I would send you the URL for that Trip Advisor page, but Trip Advisor bars folks answering questions from transmitting URLs for web sites, including Trip Advisor's. Those are not in any particular order of recommendation they are just the local hotels I recall off the top of my head.Ī more extensive list is available Trip Advisor. The "big" hotels downtown are The Portland Marriott Portland Hilton Heathman Embassy Suites Mark Spencer Monaco Benson. The Oregonian first reported that Montage Ala Cart will open on August 8 at the Hawthorne Asylum food cart. I am not allowed by Trip Advisor to directly give you the URL for the website. It won’t have long communal tables or servers bellowing out oyster shot orders, but the beloved vaguely-Cajun restaurant Le Bistro Montage is returning to the city as a food cart, just months after it permanently closed due to COVID-19. The Portland Convention and Visitors Bureau supposedly has an online private chat application with a staff member who can advise on hotel questions. Her company was doing a multi day event and the relatively low rate may have had something to do with the event being located at the hotel. A friend about a little over a year ago stayed at the Portland Marriott on the river front down town for a room rate of $ 90.00 / night in September, 2013. Perhaps a bit of research / e mail directly to one of the downtown hotels will yield an answer.Īs to rates, $ 120.00 including local taxes is doable but difficult. I simply do not know which, if any, of the downtown hotels have an airport shuttle service. Uber does not currently serve Portland, though may be doing so after 1 April 2015.īecause I live here I don't usually stay in hotels, so I have never had the occasion to take a hotel shuttle to / from the airport. Taxi cabs are not cheap in Portland because the cab numbers are seriousl y constrained by government regulation. The Portland Airport (PDX to casual travelers and KPDX if you are a pilot) is about 15 miles / 30 km northeast by north of the downtown area near the Portland Art Museum by road.
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