Hotel Rose
Hotel Rose is a boutique hotel in downtown Portland located directly across from Tom McCall Waterfront Park. The building has a simple exterior with modern updates, while the interior features bright colors and playful details across its 140 smoke-free rooms.
The hotel opened in 1964 as the Riverside West Motor Hotel, establishing itself as a fixture in Portland's history. Following renovations, name changes, and ownership shifts, the property underwent a major overhaul in 2008 that gave it its current modern appearance.
The hotel takes its name from its riverside location and reflects Portland's playful character through design. Bright yellow interiors and quirky decorative touches, such as a chandelier made from beer bottles, create a casual and welcoming space that mirrors the city's spirit.
The hotel offers self-parking and is within easy walking distance of downtown shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Free bicycle rentals are available, and the property is pet-friendly, particularly for dogs, allowing guests to bring their furry companions.
An overlooked detail for visitors is the chandelier made from beer bottles located in the hotel's public spaces. This sculptural element reflects Portland's renowned beer culture and showcases the property's creative approach to design.
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