Youth Hostel in Portland
Travel Tips for HI - Portland - Northwest (Page 6/8)
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28 Nov 2010 Brian, USA:
Nice coffee shops within easy walking distance. |
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28 Nov 2010 Brian, USA:
Powell's books. Seaside is a fun town on the coast if you have means to get there. |
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14 Nov 2010 Candice, Canada:
Blue Plate Cafe on Washington, Voodoo Donuts |
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14 Nov 2010 Candice, Canada:
Saturday Market, the Grotto, House of Vintage on Hawthorne |
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12 Nov 2010 Raphael, Brazil:
In front of the hostel there`s a cafeteria that offers good coffee and sandwiches. |
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12 Nov 2010 Raphael, Brazil:
The Washington Park is a good place to know. Be ready to spend an all day long there. The zoo and the rose garden are amazing. In the zoo there`s 2 incredable north american eagles. |
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24 Oct 2010 Stephanie, Australia:
voodoo donuts: maple+BACON on a donut= surprisingly tasty. |
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24 Oct 2010 Stephanie, Australia:
The saturday markets by the river |
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15 Oct 2010 Anna, USA:
do your own shopping and cooking at the hostel. there's a trader joe's nearby with a great selection of organic and vegan options. |
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15 Oct 2010 Anna, USA:
the blue moon and any other bar in the area. |
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| HI Hostel Portland - NorthwestWe are centrally located in Portland's historic and vibrant Northwest/Nob Hill district with cafés, shops, brew pubs, theatres, galleries, and nightlife. You can walk to downtown, Amtrak/Greyhound, Washington Park (Rose Garden, Japanese Garden), Powell's City of Books, Saturday Market (& Sundays too), farmers' markets, museums, the Pearl arts district, Chinatown and more. The Mission Brew Pub Theatre ($3 movies) is only one block away. Nearby Forest Park, the country's largest urban wilderness, offers great hiking and biking. If you are tired of walking, catch the streetcar or MAX in Portland's free rail zone. The airport MAX train stops 5 short blocks away from the hostel (get off at Jeld-Wen Park stop, formerly PGE Park stop). Our hostel is housed in two historic buildings. Our main building, the Elliston, built in 1889, is a historic landmark and on the national register for historic places. The hostel features dorms and private rooms, outdoor gardens and courtyard with BBQ, kitchen and dining room, coffee bar, common areas, laundry facilities, Internet kiosk, free local phone calls, free wireless internet for laptops, free in-room lockers, free luggage storage, free parking lot and free on-street parking, and free artisan breads. 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. … We have regularly scheduled free events (movie nights, etc.) and offer free walking tours and pub crawls to give you a taste of Portland, “America's most European city”. Van tours can be booked to Mount St. Helens Volcano, Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls, and the Oregon Coast. During the summer months, free weekly summer music concerts are offered 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. Portland lodging tax of 12.5% will be added to all overnight fees. 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 or email info@nwportlandhostel.com. | more...... |