Historic hotel provides comfort, elegance and all of the amenities to boot.
(503) 766-4965
1001 SW Broadway
(Salmon Street)
Portland,
OR
97205
45.5174
-122.6808
Neighborhoods: Neighbors West - Northwest, Downtown
Heathman Hotel
Hours:
Daily 24 hours
Last updated 8.24.09
What People Are Saying About Heathman Hotel
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Heathman Hotel
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An elegant masterpiece in the heart of downtown Portland Oregon, the Heathman Hotel is a timeless classic that has all the comforts of somewhere other than home. The rooms at the Heathman include original artwork by noted Pacific Northwest artists, contemporary furnishings that create a luxurious residential feel and amenities that cater to your every need. The suites at the Heathman include fully-stocked private bar, armoire with television and chest of drawers, a large, cherry wood desk, and two line speaker telephones with data port. Bathrooms have a hair dryer, separate sinks and…
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In Short – Landmark hotel's 150 stately rooms are decorated with Burmese teak paneling and Northwest art. Bathrobes, ironing boards, hair dryers, French-press coffee makers and high-speed Internet are in every room. There's also a free video library and a library for reading enthusiasts. Afternoon tea is served daily in the Heathman Tea Court, and the Lobby Lounge swings Tuesday through Saturday with jazz performers. The hotel's popular restaurant features Northwest cuisine with a French flair.
06/11/07
THE LEFT HAND DOESN'T KNOW WHAT THE RIGHT IS DOING!
by bkh68 at Citysearch
The Heathman! One of Portland's most upscale hotels! But some of the worst communication amongst staff I have ever seen. First they gave away our specifcally-reserved room minutes before we arrived! Even after checking in person twice that I was to get a room overlooking the Grand Floral Parade route. Being told that my reservation was mark so as to not have the room moved. We were upgraded to another room but our plans to watch the parade from the comfort and dryness of the hotel were ruined. In the evening when my partner fell in the hall and I called room service to bring some bandages for his arm, no one ever arrived. I had to call 3 times before someone brought something the next day. In the middle of our 2-night stay a guest services person walked into our room and told us it was marked to be vacated. At the end of our stay as we tried to check out I was charged for mini bar items we didn't use and then charged $600 for the room when we had a prepaid coupon we had purchased at a silent auction months before. Needless to say that they zeroed out all of our charges when I explained to them the horrific and continual issues we had at during our visit. Not to mention the $6.25 for a drink in the bar where the booze was non-existent. The Heathman was always very apologetic every time something was amiss. I just have never seen so many things go wrong and the no employee knew anything we had mentioned to several others before. Dustin should be fired, Amy commended for trying to correct his errors. They all should learn to discuss patrons desire and needs before leaving for the day. I will never stay at the Heathman again and will make sure my friends are aware of the extremely bad treatment we received!
- Pros: funny outfit the foor guy wears
- Cons: too many to list
03/21/07
The best Hotel in Portland
by ineed2golf at Citysearch
My family and me arived in Portland for the first time. Our stay at the Heathman Hotel was the finest experience we ever had. The staff was extremely helpful on anything we asked. The restaurant was fantastic. ( The bartender was very helpful ) We can't wait to visit again. Thank you for everything. The Valdez Family..
- Pros: Service
- Cons: None
01/02/07
Great Weekend at the Heathman.
by moshidog at Citysearch
We are from Seattle and came down during the big storm of '06 when all of the Eastside of Seattle had no power. We decided to avoid downtown Seattle and make a vacation out of it and goto Portland. We had an American Express Concierge recommend a hotel in the four star range. The Heathman was a great choice, right in the middle of everything. We got a double bed room and it was nice and roomy, since we could not get a room with a single king bed. We were not picky since we were already driving to Portland when we booked the stay. They invited our 40 -lb dog with no problem and everyone was friendly. There was a park behind the hotel that connected to the campus of Portland State, and we were three box from Saks and Nordy's. We stayed for 2 nights. We only ordered midnight snacks and breakfast for room service and it was decent. I usually have some problem sleeping on hotel beds, even nice hotels, but this one proved no problem. I think we had some kind of pillow top bed. They offered temperpedic beds also (we have one at home, and I would have preferred if I knew) The lobby looked very nice, but we could not enjoy it with the doggy. The Hilton was across the street, it looked nice but not as cozy...
- Pros: great location
The Details on Heathman Hotel
The Extras:
Each guest is assigned a personal concierge to accommodate requests.
Know Before You Go:
Check out the hotel's restaurant, Heathman Restaurant and Bar
Category:
Hotels & Motels, Luxury Hotels, Tourist Hotels, Lodging, Boutique Hotels
Payment Methods:
American Express, Discover, Visa, MasterCard, Travelers Check
Lodging Special Features:
Smoking Permitted:
No
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- Luxury Hotel
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- Getaway Packages
An elegant masterpiece in the heart of downtown Portland Oregon, the Heathman Hotel is a timeless classic that has all the comforts of somewhere other than home.
The rooms at the Heathman include original artwork by noted Pacific Northwest artists, contemporary furnishings that create a luxurious residential feel and amenities that cater to your every need.
The suites at the Heathman include fully-stocked private bar, armoire with television and chest of drawers, a large, cherry wood desk, and two line speaker telephones with data port. Bathrooms have a hair dryer, separate sinks and shower/tub combination.
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