Youth Hostel in Portland
Travel Tips for HI - Portland - Hawthorne District (Page 3/7)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
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06 Jul 2011 Jennifer, USA:
Eat at the hostel...lots of simple meals can be created with the garden salad ingredients and a bagel or roll. Or splurge and eat outside at sundown at A Thai Place. Make sure you order ginger honey tea. It is wonderful. I drank 2 pots of it. Very spicy and cozy on a chilly evening. |
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06 Jul 2011 Jennifer, USA:
Hawthorne Goodwill is an amazing don't miss store. Like no other. The staff put outfits together impressively. Also, I was able to find some nice Columbia outdoor gear there for a hike that I needed. |
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29 Jun 2011 YEN WEN, Taiwan:
bus and tri-max(some of train) |
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21 Jun 2011 Jennifer, England & Wales:
Bagdad Pub, on Hawthorne - just down the road from the hostel |
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21 Jun 2011 Jennifer, England & Wales:
Chinese Gardens, International Rose Test Garden, Mount Hood, Powells Books |
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07 Jun 2011 Farah, USA:
Doug Fir for live music. Saw a great show and have a new favorite band |
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07 Jun 2011 Farah, USA:
Farmers markets. Great produce to cook at the hostel. |
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03 Jun 2011 Geoffrey, Canada:
Mt Tabor is good for a day hike/picnic. It's half forested which is good for those who can't take the heat like myself, and the walk back is right by the better eateries. On that note, the Whole Bowl is really quite good, especially for the money. |
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29 May 2011 Janelle, USA:
Food carts at hawthorne & 11 or up further in hawthorne district |
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09 May 2011 Edward, USA:
There are no real "budget" meals within walking distance of this place. However, there are a number of moderately priced decent pizza and Mexican foods within 1 to 4 blocks. |
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| HI Hostel Portland - Hawthorne DistrictOn one of Portland's most popular destinations. Close in, bohemian, & fun, Hawthorne Blvd is known for it's quaint eateries, coffeehouses, pubs, unique shops, and the famous Bagdad Brewpub & Theatre. A quick trip to City attractions such as Powell's Books, Old Town, Weekend Market, Washington Park, Willamette River Promenade, etc. It's the perfect blend of urban pulse and friendly attitude. 'I had a blast there! I loved Portland, the hostel, and everyone there. Thank you!' Bernadette Miami, Florida. 'Hawthorne is a funky area , full of quirky little shops and cafes. The transport to downtown is frequent and easy. This hostel feels like a hostel ought to !!!' - Paul C., Essex, England. Both 'Let's Go' and 'Lonely Planet' recommend staying with us. The hostel atmosphere is charming (dating back to the early 20th Century), clean, & safe. We have a spacious kitchen and common rooms, comfortable beds & attractive bathrooms. Outside are the front decks & side yard for relaxing and people watching.Free bagels & pastries; $1 pancake breakfasts, coffee & tea served. No lockout or curfew, & late arrivals available with prior arrangement. High-speed internet kiosk available, as well as free wireless and cabled systems for laptops. Free local phone, free linens, free parking. Discount bicyle rentals on-site; Lockers and laundry machines are available, too. Call directly for private room and late dorm availability.Tours are available from the hostel to the Columbia Gorge, Mt. St. Helens, Whale Watching, Historic Portland, and others. | more...... |