Youth Hostel in Portland - Travel Tips for HI hostel HI - Portland - Northwest, USA (Page 2/8)Book
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28 Aug 2009 Claire, Northern Ireland:
The Mission cinema just two blocks away is great for a pint, some food and a movie |
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20 Aug 2009 Yae, USA:
There is Trader Joe's about 10 minutes from the hostel by walking, so you don't have to bring many food!! |
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20 Aug 2009 Yae, USA:
Powell's Book store and a very fancy Asian store on 13th street. |
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30 Jul 2009 Christopher, USA:
I was impressed by the variety of food offered downtown (near the library) in the small kiosks. Everything looked and smelled very good. |
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18 Jul 2009 Paul, USA:
Hot Lips Pizza. Nothing like a cheese slice and a pint of Hub IPA on a warm summer's eve. |
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18 Jul 2009 Paul, USA:
eh, I'm a backpacker - not into spending loads of money at a 'night spot'. |
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18 Jul 2009 Paul, USA:
India Chaat House stands downtown for lunch. |
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18 Jul 2009 Paul, USA:
Continue on either north or south, San Francisco or Seattle are ideal. |
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24 Jun 2009 David, USA:
Dan Meyer and his other performer friends were great at your Tuesday music night at the hostel. And the secret garden really works as a venue. Thanks |
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02 Jun 2009 Shane, USA:
Take the portland tram, great view of the city. |
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| HI Hostel HI - Portland - Northwest This is Portland's most centrally located hostel. You can walk to the city centre, Amtrak/Greyhound, Washington Park (Rose Garden, Japanese Garden, Oregon Zoo), Powell's City of Books, museums, downtown, the Pearl, Chinatown and more. Only 3 blocks to Portland's fareless zone: all buses, trams, and street cars are free in downtown.
We are located in the heart of Portland's historic and vibrant Northwest/Nob Hill neighborhood. Cafés, shops, brew pubs, theatres, galleries, and nightlife create a happening district. Just one block away is the Mission Brew Pub theatre ($3 movies), and Forest Park, the country's largest natural park, is a short walk away and offers great hiking and biking.
In 2006, we expanded and now have two buildings. The Elliston building, a historic landmark, built in 1889, features dorms and private rooms, outside courtyard with BBQ, kitchen and dining room, small coffee bar, common areas, laundry facilities, Internet kiosk, free local phone calls, free wireless internet for laptops, free lockers and luggage storage, free parking lot and free on-street parking, and free pastries, bread and bagels. Registered guests have 24 hour access.
Helpful and friendly staff offer great information on things to see and do, and we provide free maps. Our information boards are updated every week. Van tours can be booked to Mt. St. Helens Volcano, Columbia River Gorge, Cascade Mountains, and the Oregon Coast. Ask for our self-guided itineraries. During the summer months there are free weekly summer music concerts in neighboring parks.
Notes on rates: rates quoted on this website are Hostelling International member rates. Non-members may join on arrival or pay $3 extra per night, per person. Lodging tax of 12.5% will be added to all overnight fees on arrival. Visit us at nwportlandhostel.com!
Notes on availability: In order to avoid over-bookings, not all of our beds are available online. Feel free to contact us directly 1-888-777-0067 | more...... |
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HI Hostel HI - Portland - Northwest 425 NW 18th Avenue Portland, OR 97209 1-503-241 2783 1-503-525 5910 PortlandNorthwest@hiusa.org |