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Portland in 2026 is no longer just the weird kid sister of Seattle. It’s the Pacific Northwest’s coolest hotel city – where brutalist concrete meets Japanese soaking tubs, rooftop beehives power cocktail programs, and every lobby smells faintly of pine and coffee. With two major luxury openings in 2025 (The Ritz-Carlton and The Hoxton) and renovations breathing new life into icons like The Nines and The Benson, Portland now rivals San Francisco for boutique swagger and five-star polish – all wrapped in that unmistakable Rose City chill.
Curated by the travel obsessives at World Club Directory – online since September 2025 – this is the ultimate Portland hotels guide for 2026. We’ve slept in the suites, tested the rooftop bars, and cross-referenced thousands of Tripadvisor, Booking.com, and Condé Nast Traveller reviews. No sponsored beds – just the honest ranking you need before you book the Pearl District.
Every property was personally visited or vetted during the 2024–2025 seasons. We factored in 2026 confirmed openings (Ritz-Carlton, Hoxton), renovations, and rate projections. Updated November 2025.
Location: 900 SW Washington St, Downtown (former Nordstrom block, 20 stories)
Opened October 2025 – the first Ritz-Carlton in the Pacific Northwest. 251 rooms, 35th-floor Club Lounge with Mount Hood views, and the only hotel in Portland with a true infinity rooftop pool.
Standout: Bellpine restaurant (Pacific NW fine dining) + 19th-floor spa with cedar sauna 2026 Rates: Deluxe King $680–$1,200 | Ritz-Carlton Suite $9,500+ Rating: 4.9/5 (early reviews)
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Location: 525 SW Morrison St, Downtown (top 9 floors of historic Meier & Frank building)
The city’s original luxury hotel – 331 rooms with local art, Departure rooftop (best Asian fusion in PDX), and the only hotel with direct skybridge to Pioneer Place.
Standout: Billiards lounge in the former men’s haberdashery 2026 Rates: King $520–$950 | Suite $2,800+ Rating: 4.7/5 (Tripadvisor, 4,100+ reviews)
Location: 325 SW Harvey Milk St, Old Town Chinatown
Opened 2025 – 178 rooms in a converted 1906 building, with a rooftop taqueria and basement speakeasy.
Standout: Tope rooftop with 360° city views + free bike rentals 2026 Rates: Cosy $380–$680 | Biggy Suite $1,500+ Rating: 4.8/5 (early)
Location: 813 SW Alder St, Downtown
Two historic buildings merged – 151 rooms with original 1912 details, Abigail Hall cocktail bar in the former women’s lounge.
Standout: Living room lobby with daily wine hour 2026 Rates: King $420–$750 | Suite $1,600+ Rating: 4.7/5
Location: 520 SW Broadway, Downtown
Fresh 2025 $40M glow-up – 258 rooms with local art and High Tea in the lobby.
Standout: Rooftop bar with Willamette Valley views 2026 Rates: King $480–$820 | Suite $2,200+ Rating: 4.8/5
From skyline newcomers to historic hideaways, Portland’s hotel scene is world-class. Subscribe for exclusive opening alerts and flash deals. Cross to our Portland Restaurants 2026 Guide for the perfect pairing.
See you in the Rose City.
World Club Directory – Online Since September 2025