Hilton Portland & Executive Tower

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  • 921 SW 6th Ave.
    Portland, Oregon 97204
    (503) 226-1611
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Hilton Portland & Executive Tower

  • November 22, 2007
  • Rated 4 of 5 by CurlyGirl from Raleigh, North Carolina
Hilton Portland & Executive Tower

I stayed here Fri-Sat nights during a perfect weather early November weekend, for a conference rate of $60. Being a New Yorker, I was amazed at this rate (even being a conf rate) for such a nice hotel! Overall the stay was smooth and certainly worth the price. Walking in, you'll experience a high class business hotel amidst a mini-bustle of a downtown.

My room held a cloudlike king size bed, along with the standard desk and two chairs. I was on the 13th floor, allowing me a superb view of the northern view of Portland including the rising mountains. Though the bathroom was small, the sliding door made it seem more spacious and the bronzed handles added a touch of elegance. The room wasn't cramped as they sometimes are with a kind sized bed, and the wonderfully soft bed provided me with excellent nights' rest. Downside to the room - having to pay for the internet, especially when the city of Portland provides free wi-fi outside!

At 2 pm my room was not ready yet, and I was told I would receive a call when it was ready. I went to Sherman Square just down the street, a lovely urban "park" area, and made a few phone calls to friends. Then I headed across the street to Nordstrom's (friendly staff to help me find jeans!).

By 4:30 pm I had not received a call that my room was ready, despite the check-in time of 4 pm. I headed back the super close two blocks to the hotel, and my room was ready. Upon telling the staff that I was not called, they seemed concerned and apologized. Once I asked about the fitness center, they informed me the nice fitness center was at a cost of $15 a day and the "included" center was across the street at the Towers, but because no one called me I could use the full service fitness center at no cost - great perk and make-up for their error!

Late one evening I realized I was without toothpaste, and went to the concierge where a very amiable attendant searched in several rooms for over 10 minutes until he finally emerged with the toothpaste - to which I was very grateful! This showed excellent care for their guests.

I visited the hotel for a conference, and the facilities were adequate. The floors housing meeting rooms were the two below the lobby and one above the lobby, leading to a bit of disconnect for people transitioning from workshops. The grand ballroom's more narrow set-up was favorable than others I have visited, due to everyone's ease of seeing the stage.

The hotel is located amidst eating and shopping in the downtown Portland area, and is conveniently located just a few blocks from the light rail system - making it easily accessible from the airport. Though not in the funkiest fun area of Portland, a great deal for a nice hotel for my purposes!

From journal Brisk Weekend in Portland

Portland Hilton

  • April 10, 2007
  • Rated 3 of 5 by Bavaria2 from Portland, Oregon
The Portland Hilton is located right in the city center, two blocks from Pioneer Square. It consists of two buildings: the old Hilton and the new Executive Tower. Although all rooms have been upgraded I think the Tower has the nicer rooms. Don't park at the Hotel ($18 overnight), there is a SmartPark Garage just a block away.

From journal Portland Escapes

Hilton Portland

  • October 24, 2003
  • Rated 3 of 5 by ariesgirl from Hong Kong, United Kingdom
Hilton Portland

1. Easy access from airport. Just take the light rail and take off at Pioneer Square stop. Two short blocks away.
2. Do not confused with the other Hilton, which is just around the block.
3. Convenient location with two Starbucks nearby. Also it is around other hotels. Places to eat and shop. Nike shop, etc. Other department stores not far away.
4. Nice and neat, but I stay on high floors and I can see the window of the opposite business buildings.
5. Swimming pool and spa with locker facilities.
6. Booking from priceline website and got a good price lower than booking directly at frontdesk ($99).
7. Nice breakfast buffet. Not as nice as that of Las Vegas MGM's though.
8. Restaurant at near top floor. Didn't visit but should have a nice view there.

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