SE Portland (closest to the venue)

• The Jupiter : Very hipster. The Doug Fir restaurant adjoined serves great breakfast.
  800 East Burnside St

NE Portland (near the Convention Center. About 15 blocks from venue)

• Red Lion
  1021 NE Grand Ave
  (503) 235 – 2100
• Doubletree
  1000 NE Multnomah St
  (503) 281 – 6111
• Courtyard Hotel
  435 NE Wasco St
  (503) 234 – 3200
• Crown Plaza Hotel
  1441 NE 2nd Ave
  (800) 971 – 4654
• Shilo Inn
  1506 NE 2nd Ave
  (503) 736 – 6300
• McMenamin’s White Eagle Hotel & Saloon: noted to be the most haunted hotel in Portland. European style accommodations.
  836 North Russell St
  (503) 282 – 6810

SW Portland in Downtown (across the river from venue)

• The Heathman Hotel: Built in 1927. Elegant dining room. Rooms 703, 803, 1003 are rumored to be haunted
  1001 SW Broadway
  (503) 241 – 4100
• Embassy Suites: Built 1912.
  319 SW Pine St
  (503) 279 – 9000
• Hotel Monaco: Built 1912.  Private art collection from local artists found on each floor.
  506 SW Washington St
  (503) 207 – 2201
• The Paramount Hotel:  The Dragonfish Asian Cafe is located on the street level and serves great sushi!
  808 SW Taylor St
  (503) 223 – 9900
• Hotel Lucia
  400 SW Broadway
  (503) 225 – 1717
• Benson Hotel: Built 1913
  309 SW Broadway
  (503) 295 – 4110
• Governon Hotel: Built 1909
  614 SW 11th Ave
  (503) 224 – 3400

And if you don’t mind a 20 min. drive from the venue we highly recommend:
McMenamin’s Edgefield Manor – Built 1911. Former “poor house” estate that many of us think was a polite term for loony bin. And yes, it is very haunted and very affordable due to the European style accommodations.
2126 SW Halsey St, Troutdale
(503) 669 – 8610