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Proudly defending Portland's esteemed Cultural District, The Heathman Hotel is the only deluxe boutique in the downtown area. Positioned at Broadway and Salmon, this European influenced hotel is adjacent to the Portland Center for the Performing Arts and connects to the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. Catering to a distinguished audience of affluent professionals and bon vivants, the hotel's interior encourages a lifestyle of cultural indulgence.
While the scholarly pursue their literary objectives in the hotel library, other guests attempt to enrich their lives in the tea court, where vaulted ceilings, a marble fireplace and a Steinway Piano punctuate this rare and opulent scene. In true European fashion, the Heathman Restaurant & Bar features a distinctive menu of "French Northwest" cuisine, in a romantic environment of understated elegance. Offering assistance with theater tickets, dinner reservations, transportation and tours, this landmark hotel fosters a dedicated staff and an accomplished concierge service. Other impressive hotel amenities include limousine and Towncar service, conference rooms, banquet facilities, a business center, video library and fitness center.
With neutral earth-tones and a rare attention to aesthetic detail, these impressive guestrooms breed feelings of optimism among guests. While some rooms offer a provincial treatment, with armchairs, writing desks and colonial Maplewood furnishings, other rooms demonstrate a genuinely modern approach with chaise lounges and Warhol prints. Private guestroom amenities include French coffee-press and tea service, high-speed Internet access, satellite television, CD players, complimentary newspapers, minibars, bathrobes and slippers. By pampering their guests both publicly and privately, the Heathman Hotel has enjoyed a long history of loyal clientele.
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