The Avalon Hotel and Spa was the first luxury boutique property located in Portland, Ore., incorporating the amenities of a destination spa and resort into its original design. This prestigious hotel is located on the Willamette River at John's Landing, known as the gateway to Portland's exclusive residential neighborhoods.
The design of this hotel pays homage to the contemporary sophistication and warm hospitality of the Pacific Northwest, displaying sensitivity toward this area's unspoiled surroundings. The handsome seven story red brick property houses a two story lobby and guest reception area. The lobby features commissioned works of art by local Pacific Northwest artists, presented alongside vintage velvet sofas in a fireside setting. Dedicated to pampering their guests, this impressive hotel is home to the Avalon Spa, which offers a steam room, sauna, spa tub, along with full body treatments including thermal mineral baths and Moor mud wraps. The adjacent fitness center, with free weights, cardiovascular, and strengthening equipment, is complimentary to guests of the hotel.
The hotel offers child care services, complimentary transportation to downtown Portland, conference rooms and a business center.
With a progressive approach to interior design, the hotel's Hillside King Rooms feature visually pleasing collections of contemporary furniture and urban décor, while offering views of Oregon's hillside charm.
Guestrooms offer similar ensembles of custom furniture and also provide access to private verandas that feature stunning views of the Willamette River.
With exceptional guestroom amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, in room massages, bathrobes, designer toiletries, CD players, daily newspapers and complimentary bottled water, the smoke free Avalon Hotel has earned a reputation for providing impeccable service.
A two mile riverfront walking and jogging trail, the Willamette Greenway lies right outside the hotel.
A $15 per day fee is charged for self parking. In/out privileges are included.
