CASCADA Thermal Springs & Hotel, Portland
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“Cascada might be in the heart of one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods, but the sense that you’re getting away from the busy, frantic energy of urban life makes it feel like a wellness retreat you’d find in the wilderness.”
“Cascada is the city’s first luxury wellness hotel and underground thermal springs spa. But what’s put Cascada in the national spotlight is its comprehensive approach to caring for its guests, employees, and the planet.”
“Cascada offers prebiotic sodas and housemade plant milks (cashew, almond, pepita and hemp) in its on-site cafe. Hotel guests can opt for upgrades to enjoy daily fitness classes like heated yoga, mat Pilates and sound healing and unlimited spa access. All rooms are outfitted with full kitchenettes, induction cooking surfaces, and a washer and dryer.”
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- Top location
- Spa
- Swimming pool
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
CASCADA Hotel & Spa in Portland feels like stumbling into a dreamy, eco-friendly oasis right in the heart of the Alberta Arts District. It’s built with sustainability in mind, from its mass-timber design to its LEED Platinum–certified architecture.
The hotel welcomes you with a calm, nature-inspired interior, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a lobby that feels like a quiet greenhouse with living walls . The rooms are minimal yet cozy, each thoughtfully furnished and equipped with in-unit kitchens, making it a perfect spot whether you’re there to relax, work, or stay a few nights.
But what really sets Cascada apart is its underground thermal springs, a spa experience that’s equal parts social and serene. There are vitality pools, saunas, steam rooms, and even a cold plunge, all designed to help you reset and recharge.
The thermal circuit offers a beautiful flow of hot, ambient, and cold spaces, and you can either chat and relax upstairs in the conservatory or go quiet downstairs in the dimly lit “sanctuary” zone.
On top of that, Cascada serves nourishing, soul-reviving food. Think Portuguese-Japanese inspired dishes at Terra Mae and organic coffee in the lobby café.
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