Hotel Sentinel, Portland
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“One of Portland’s oldest hotels, Sentinel is the newest incarnation of former Governor Hotel, the National Historic Landmark where Gus Van Sant filmed My Own Private Idaho.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Portland.
“The hotel occupies two great historic buildings in downtown Portland: The giant, Renaissance palazzo–style former Elks Club (West Wing)—this must have been the grandest Elks Club in the country—and the lovely former Governor Hotel (East Wing). The decor is the same throughout, but the two buildings offer different room types.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Portland.
“Recently renovated in 2014 to add a more authentically Portland feel and offering a laundry list of over-the-top amenities like Salt & Straw room service and a “curated sleep experience,” this Provenance property is one you won’t want to miss.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Portland.
“Dark colours, tweedy textures, old books and curios make guests feel like they’re in the study of a scholarly world traveler circa 1900. In the centre of downtown, the Sentinel draws locals in with its classic steakhouse.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
- Great bar
- Boutique style
All you need to know
Hotel Sentinel is located in the heart of downtown, corner of the SW 11th Avenue. It is known for its luxurious standards and signature amenities. It has many local attractions around it, including the famous boutiques and shops dealing in all goods.
You will find a collection of premium restaurants and bars within walking distance. Find film, concert and music venues nearby. Hotel Sentinel has a wine lounge in the premises that serve their guests an extensive collection of wines.
Coming to the rooms, you get all the premium and worth-for-money amenities in them. There are deluxe rooms, premium rooms, and exclusive suites. Every room stands different from one another with unique features. Sentinel takes care of your drinks and foods offering by bringing in the taste of the city. The famous craftspeople of Portland inspire the food provided to you here.
Celebrate your big days with Sentinel in Portland. Attractive venues with all the facilities can altogether make a memorable event for you. Whether it is your wedding or anniversary, bring in all your guests because Sentinel has spacious venues for the event.
Are you looking for a perfect venue for your business meetings in Portland? Hotel Sentinel has got your back. Multiple venues can accommodate up to 200 persons at a time. The ample space is full of all the essential equipment necessary for a business meeting or conference. If you are planning your visit to Portland, book your rooms at Hotel Sentinel to enjoy a luxurious stay.
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