The following are some of the best hotels in Portland.

The highly acclaimed Embassy Suites Downtown Portland is situated close to the Oregon Convention Center, the US Bancorp Tower, Pioneer Courthouse Square, Portland Art Museum, Pearl District, Pioneer Place Shopping Mall, and the Portland Center for Performing Arts. This full-service, fashionable building is minutes from Portland State University and Portland International Airport - PDX. Guests of the Embassy Suites Downtown Portland are treated to an open two-room suite and get a complimentary breakfast. The hotel offers the best facilities, that include high-speed Internet access, a meeting and banquet space, a fitness facility, an indoor pool, a salon and a spa. The hotel hosts the famous Chophouse Restaurant, and is situated just a couple of blocks from the MAX Light Rail stop.

The 5th Avenue Suites Hotel has all the amenities that make it one of the best hotels in the country. The 221 rooms of this extravagant hotel include a variety of one-bedroom suites, exclusive deluxe guest rooms and four impressive grand suites. Sliding glass French doors separate the sleeping and living areas of the suites, giving them a spacious and private feel. The hotel is replete with high-end facilities like high-speed wireless Internet access, fax machine upon request, 24-hour room service, VCRs, CD players and stereo headphones for grand suites, and entry for pets.

The Heathman Hotel at the center of Portland has all the comforts of home. The rooms have authentic artwork by renowned Pacific Northwest artists, modern furnishings to bring about a homely, if luxurious, feel, and facilities to cover every need. The suites at the Heathman Hotel have a private bar, expansive cherry-wood desks, and telephones with data ports. Also, the bathrooms are luxurious and state-of-the-art.

The Shilo Inn Rose Garden is situated just minutes from the Rose Garden Arena, Oregon Convention Center and the Lloyd Center (for shoppers). Also, it is close to the MAX Light Rail system, giving it easy access to downtown Portland and the airport. Guests can start their day with a complimentary continental breakfast. The rooms are done in a retro-boutique style and enjoy amenities like coffeemakers, microwave ovens, refrigerators and high-speed Internet access.

The Mallory is one of the more famous hotels in the city. It derives its name from Rufus Mallory, a controversial Oregonian and a member of the United States House of Representatives. Situated west of downtown Portland, and close to the trendy Pearl District, the Hotel Mallory is the model hotel for both the leisure traveler and the businessman. Constructed in 1912, this famous Portland hotel has an ageless ambience, from the elaborate gold ceilings to the leaded glass lobby.