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Ace Hotel Portland
Housed in the old Clyde Hotel building in Downtown Portland, Ace Hotel Portland is a stalwart cornerstone for locals and visitors alike, revolutionizing the hotel lobby as a community gathering space since 2007. Home to Stumptown Coffee, restaurant Clyde Commons, and a tiny, dark bar for oysters and secret conversations.
Alum
Created for a multi-generational community of alumni who wear their colors proud, Alum offers luxury residential membership and accommodation for collegiate celebration. It’s a clubhouse elevated, combining nostalgia with the refinement of evolved taste. Projects are under development at University of Alabama, University of Oregon, and Texas A&M.
Mayflower Park Hotel
A beloved gem in the heart of Seattle, Mayflower Park Hotel was built in 1927 and stands as a testament to its enduring beauty and the city’s deep love for the preservation of Pacific Northwest history. Honoring its past, Mayflower Park Hotel polishes up to invite a new generation of guests and locals through its doors for another 100 years of radiant service.
The Farm Carpinteria
Located minutes south of Santa Barbara on thirty acres of Pacific Oceanfront property, The Farm Carpinteria is a community-driven hotel, restaurant, and regenerative seaside farm that takes a holistic approach to nurturing the land and its visitors. It's an experience that considers our relationship to nature, offering food, wellness, and lodging that restores balance.
The Woodlark Hotel
The Woodlark Hotel is a House of Welcome ushering in a new era of luxury. Housed in an early 1900s building in downtown Portland, the hotel is inspired by its rich history and the natural grandeur of the Pacific Northwest, layering lush details with effortless elegance and exceptional service. Home to celebrated restaurant Bullard and ground floor bar Abigail Hall, named after suffragist Abigail Scott Duniway who frequented the Woodlark.
Thornburgh Ranch
This new Bend, OR development will be the Pacific Northwest's premier luxury ranch resort. The rustic yet refined Olson-Kundig-designed escape sits at the heart of central Oregon on 2,400 secluded acres, surrounded by 30,000 acres of Federal Land. The property features luxury accommodations, such as a 50-room lodge, adjacent overnight rental units and cabins, year-round wilderness adventures, state of the art wellness center, and world-class golf. This is nature, on a silver platter.
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Hotels to Book for a Trip to Portland
Woodlark sets the standard for boutique luxury in Portland with well-appointed rooms, great customer service, and an exceptional bar...While Portland has yet to welcome a true five-star hotel, Woodlark delivers a luxury boutique experience in the city. The property took over two buildings—the former Cornelius Hotel and Woodard, Clarke & Co., a drugstore and wholesale pharmacy—and opened in 2018 to unveil 150 well-appointed rooms and suites.
Learn More10 Reasons To Visit Portland, Oregon, This Spring
What’s old is new again at this Portland mainstay. Though the boutique hotel occupying a historic downtown structure has maintained its hip reputation since opening in 2007, the pandemic offered a unique opportunity to shift gears and freshen up. The 79 rooms are lighter and brighter than ever, thanks to a crisp paint job, lots of added greenery, and custom touches like batten wall features, APC denim blankets, and black chairs.
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Hotels to Book for a Trip to Portland
Woodlark sets the standard for boutique luxury in Portland with well-appointed rooms, great customer service, and an exceptional bar...While Portland has yet to welcome a true five-star hotel, Woodlark delivers a luxury boutique experience in the city. The property took over two buildings—the former Cornelius Hotel and Woodard, Clarke & Co., a drugstore and wholesale pharmacy—and opened in 2018 to unveil 150 well-appointed rooms and suites.
Learn More10 Reasons To Visit Portland, Oregon, This Spring
What’s old is new again at this Portland mainstay. Though the boutique hotel occupying a historic downtown structure has maintained its hip reputation since opening in 2007, the pandemic offered a unique opportunity to shift gears and freshen up. The 79 rooms are lighter and brighter than ever, thanks to a crisp paint job, lots of added greenery, and custom touches like batten wall features, APC denim blankets, and black chairs.
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