The Society Hotel, Portland
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“This pretty hotel in the historic 1881 Mariners Building – originally a lodging house for sailors – has impeccable fashion sense. Options include dorms as well as private rooms. There’s a lively bar and rooftop deck, plus Wednesday wine tastings and drag bingo on Thursday. Some corner rooms have huge windows designed to catch sunlight.”
“This intimate new boutique hotel with simple, stylish, and affordable rooms just steps from Old Town nightlife and Lan Su Chinese Garden occupies an 1880s former boardinghouse for sailors and retains a quirky and colorful atmosphere.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Portland.
“This is the best hotel deal in Portland and a place where you can enjoy a memorable stay in the heart of the city for a fraction of what you’d pay at a fancier hotel a few blocks away. Located in still-gritty Old Town/Chinatown, The Society Hotel occupies a late-19th-century building that was originally a hotel for sailors and later used as a Chinese dance hall.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Portland.
What guests liked
- Rooftop terrace
- Friendly staff
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
The Society Hotel of Portland defines the history of the place. This place was once known as the sailor’s hotel which was then evolved to become the Society Hotel of Portland. Entering the lobby, you will experience the past and the future ambiance in there.
It is the home to all adventurous travelers from all across the world. During your stay at Society Hotel, you can enjoy meeting new people, have fresh food, and visit new parks and much more. This hotel guides you to the restaurants open during midnights allowing you to enjoy the nightlife of Portland.
Most of the travelers to Portland have the least information about the place. The Society Hotel has got your back. It helps you to explore the city without getting exhilarated. The hotel got standard deluxe rooms for you with all the modern amenities essential for luxury.
The standard rooms are an ideal accommodation for all guests. Some of the standard amenities in all rooms are a queen size bed, vanity, sink, bathrobes, towels, power sockets, earplugs, and rooftop access. Society Hotel also has King or Queen Suites for people looking for more comfort and luxury. Here you get a bigger bed, more space, and more privacy.
It has a rooftop venue for all your events. You need to make a prior booking to allow the Society hotel to host your event. The charges vary such as for the west side of the rooftop the cost is $200, for the east side, it is $100, and booking the entire rooftop costs $300.
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