The Luxury Collection's Portland property — 331 rooms in a 1909 building in the city center, renovated in 2008.
BrandThe Luxury Collection
DestinationPortland
RegionNorth America
Price TierTier 1 ($1k-$2k)
SettingHistoric building, contemporary interior
Best ForDesign-led travelers seeking contemporary interiors over heritage preservation, F&B-driven guests, repeat Portland visitors who have done the boutique-hotel circuit.
PrivacySocial & Vibrant
ServicePersonalized and attentive service
ButlerNo
Private PoolNo
Built1909
Renovated2008
The Nines opened in 2008 as a Luxury Collection property in a 1909 building in downtown Portland. The 331 rooms and suites occupy the upper floors of the historic structure, with contemporary interiors that depart from the building's original character. Two restaurants anchor F&B: Urban Farmer, a st
Key Features
Rooftop restaurant with stunning city views
Elegant event spaces for meetings and weddings
Full-service spa and fitness center
Pet-friendly accommodations
Sustainable practices and local art integration
Dining
Urban Farmer
Departure
Signature Experience
Dinner at Departure on the rooftop — the Asian-fusion menu and city views draw Portland locals, which gives the space energy most hotel restaurants lack.
Rooftop dining with city views at Departure, and a downtown location that puts Powell's Books, the Pearl District, and the Willamette River within walking distance. The property's contemporary interior departs from Portland's boutique-hotel aesthetic.
Signature Suite: Nines Suite
Size: 1,768 square feet, Ceiling_Height: 9-foot ceilings, Windows: Oversized windows with city views
Accolades
Conde Nast Traveler: 2023 Readers Choice Award – #1 Hotel in the Pacific Northwest, Forbes Travel Guide: 2023 Recommended Hotel / Certified Luxury
Best time: The best time for ultra-luxury travel is from June to August, when warm weather enhances outdoor activities.
Demand: Luxury travellers flock to Portland during the summer months, resulting in high demand. Fall also attracts visitors seeking seasonal culinary delights and scenic beauty.
Pricing: Pricing for ultra-luxury properties peaks during the summer months due to heightened demand. Winter months typically see lower rates.
Insider tip: Consider booking exclusive dining experiences at top restaurants during the summer, as reservations fill quickly. Exploring local farmers markets in the fall can provide unique culinary insights.
Avoid: Avoid visiting in late November to early December due to increased rainfall and lower outdoor activity options.
