Thirteen floors of curtain-wall glass rising above the South Park Blocks in downtown Portland, the building that houses The Porter Portland presents a face that is firmly of its era — the floor-to-ceiling glazing, cantilevered metal cornice, and dark aluminum grid belong to the mid-2000s commercial vocabulary that Ankrom Moisan brought to the project when it opened in 2011. From the street, the tower sits lightly against its brick-and-mortar neighbors, the glazed skin shifting color with the Pacific Northwest light in a way that keeps the massing from feeling monolithic. Inside, two distinct registers compete for attention. The 327 guestrooms work in a palette of dark-stained walnut, leather-upholstered headboards set against full-height wood feature walls, grasscloth wallcovering, and patterned carpet in tonal grays — restrained and well-resolved, if not especially adventurous. The rooftop bar operates at a completely different frequency: hundreds of drum pendant shades suspended in a continuous canopy that shifts through the full spectrum from crimson to lime, the colored light pooling across red mosaic tile floors and a glowing illuminated bar counter, with floor-to-ceiling glazing framing Portland's hills beyond. The restaurant at grade-level counters that theatrics with reclaimed-timber ceilings, dark brick, a green crocodile-embossed host stand, and walls hung salon-style with oil portraits of farm animals — a willfully eccentric note that anchors the Porter firmly in the Pacific Northwest's appetite for the irreverent.

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Daily Mandatory Charge includes: Tourism Improvement District Fee. Welcome to The Porter Portland Curio Collection by Hilton, located in one of America's most walkable cities. Rising 16 stories above the Fountain District, our hotel offers easy access to premier shops, popular restaurants, and Keller Auditorium. Were also just two blocks from Tom McCall Waterfront Park. OHSU Hospital and Legacy Good Samaritan are nearby, and the MAX Light Rail station is in easy reach for travel around Greater Portland. Guest rooms feature a rustic yet modern design with complimentary WiFi, a 55-inch TV, mini-fridge, coffeemaker with local teas and coffees, and plush robes and slippers. Upgraded rooms offer floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the Willamette River and Cascade Mountains, while suites provide a separate living area, dining table, and wet bar.