The Heathman Hotel

A Portland legend dating back to 1927, The Heathman Hotel invites groups of up to 150 to convene in a sophisticated art deco atmosphere. This fully restored National Historic Landmark offers every modern luxury, plus a location convenient to the city’s financial, commercial, and retail districts.

Named after local bridges, the hotel’s eight meeting rooms span 3,800 square feet on the mezzanine level. High-tech amenities include wireless Internet access and the latest audiovisual equipment. An adjacent banquet kitchen provides exclusive service for dining functions. The mezzanine also features a private entrance to the neighboring Portland Center for the Performing Arts, a contemporary fine art gallery, and a 4,000-volume library of signed first editions. Every author included in the collection, from Tom Wolfe to John Updike, has stayed at the hotel.

Art deco splendor and original fine art also grace the hotel’s 150 rooms and suites, along with high-speed Internet access, two-line speaker phones, and data ports. Guests have their choice of three bed types accompanied by Tea & Slippers service at turndown. Personal concierges stand by to fulfill any request—be it dinner reservations, delivery of in-room computers and fax machines, or scheduling in-room spa treatments.

After completing the day’s business, guests enjoy Northwest cuisine at the Heathman Restaurant and live jazz performances at the Tea Court—both venerable Portland traditions like the hotel itself.