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Spacious, bright garden studio on Peninsula Park
Explore the world-class restaurants, coffee shops and bars in the nearby Williams and Mississippi districts. Take a stroll around the award winning (and oldest) rose garden in the City of Roses across the street in Peninsula Park. At home, this second story studio has extra space in the meditation loft, a full kitchen, fast internet, and projector for streaming. Enjoy your private deck over the shared garden with hammock and H/C outdoor shower. Bus and train nearby with ample on-street parking.
Yeti's Tree House: Where Dreams Come True
"Thank you for creating such a magical place..." Recent Guest "Best Tree House I've ever seen!" Recent Guest Let the kid in you come to play in this real treehouse held up by four trees, 18 feet off the ground. Zip line down or take a giant soaking tub. A magical stroll through the woods leads to the suspension bridge. You won't believe you're only minutes from town. Wear appropriate shoes as it is a short 2-minute hike to the tree house. At times, it can get a little slick.
Onsen oasis + Portland's finest at your feet
Elegant 2-bedroom loft in Alberta Arts District's culinary haven. Sleeps 4, 1 bathroom, 1,200 sq ft. Highlight: beautiful river rock Japanese onsen garden soaking tub for ultimate relaxation. (Shared with cabin guests when occupied ) Amenities: WiFi, Netflix, fully-equipped kitchen. Steps from acclaimed eateries: Gabbiano's, Dame, Lil Dame Nearby: Expatriate, Take Two, , Wilder. Jet Black Coffee. #72 bus stop at doorstep. Portland's finest dining and arts scene from your sophisticated retreat’
Modern Home — Prime Alberta Arts
This new home is steps from lively Alberta Street, the heart of NE Portland. It's perfect for couples, business travelers, and anyone looking to explore Northeast, Portland's best neighborhood. Plush king-size bed, open kitchen and living room, 1.5 bathrooms, and private yard. Explore awesome restaurants, bars, and shops around the corner, while staying on a quiet residential street. This home is just 15 minutes from the airport, and close to downtown (transit friendly!). Hablamos español.
Accessible, AIA-Award Winning, Urban Garden Oasis
A nurturing place with abundant light, garden views, & access to the best Portland food. “The best Airbnb I’ve ever stayed in!” - frequent guest comment. - American Institute of Architects Award to designer Webster Wilson - Upscale amenities & European fixtures - Quiet NoPo neighborhood tree-lined street, minutes from downtown - Fully equipped kitchen w/ fresh local coffee - Indoor & outdoor dining - See photo captions for more details - Trained Service Animals welcome; no pets nor ESAs
Cozy modern staycation workplace close to downtown
Entire space is very private. Enjoy the cozy modern 1 bedroom queen bed, 2 large sofas that are comfortable to sleep on, oversize soaking tub large walk-in closet , 2 TVs, Blue Ray player, stereo, gorgeous private garden with table seating & tranquil water feature, & private entry. 5 minute drive to downtown, 2 minute walk to Forest Park & Marquam trails. Several amazing restaurants just minutes away. There is a pet fee of $40 each pet. Preferably just one pet or the fee is $70 for two.
Walk to Se Division from a Sleek, Architect Designed Space
My wife, Raechel, and I originally designed and built this ADU ( accessory dwelling unit ) with the intention of living there full time, but due to a change of plans, it's available to you. The space was designed by Buckenmeyer Architecture, and was constructed by me. Our space features many unique elements such as: burnt cedar siding, 16' multi-slide window wall (please open and close slowly), and moveable cedar slat screens/ We hope you enjoy the space and neighborhood as much as we do!
Chic Belmont retreat w/tree views & king bed!
Experience weird and wonderful SE Portland from a serene, newly-built home in a walkable/bikeable neighborhood with king bed and lots of light! Wake up well rested and open curtain on floor to ceiling windows to morning light. Enjoy the full kitchen & soaker tub in a breathtaking architect-designed home perfect for foodies, couples, and remote work. Great location just steps from bakeries, shops, parks and taprooms. Discover the quirky character and trendy eats of Belmont-Hawthorne-Tabor!
The Sneakaway
Built to feel like a little touch of luxury, with the quaintness and quality of a craft home. This place is a true sneak-away with a two person soaking tub, marble shower, king tempurpedic bed and a fully stocked kitchen. This open studio has 15 ft ceilings allowing ample sunlight and a large, light feeling. This house was designed and built by me my friends so no detail is overlooked or unintentional. This was our labor of love for a year and Im so excited to now be able to share it.
IndigoBirch: Luxurious Zen Garden Retreat: Hot Tub
Look no further- as a member of The IndigoBirch Collection™️, our guest home stands as a top-tier experience on Airbnb. Located two blocks away from Reed College, IndigoBirch is nestled on a quiet tree-lined street in the highly desired & historic neighborhood of Eastmoreland. Our location is perfect for the adventurer looking to explore Portland. The guesthouse is two blocks away from public transportation, 12 minute drive to downtown Portland, and 20 minutes to PDX Airport.
The Green Door PDX: A European Inspired Cottage.
A bolthole created from passion by Kaemingk Collection, The Green Door PDX was designed to provide a unique respite from the energy of Portland while being conveniently located only minutes from downtown and popular shopping/eating districts. We have taken queues from Europe and built a traditional field cottage tucked into the landscape at the front of the property and surrounded it with mature greenery for an inviting welcome and ultimate privacy for our guests.
Poolhouse of Portland Architectural Gem
Private guest house adjacent to Pietro Belluschi's "Sutor House", featured in Dec 2017 Dwell Magazine. Pool-house is 750 square feet, and features a master bedroom, full bath, living area with kitchenette, and access to and shared use (With our family) of the swimming pool in summer months (June, July, August). Surrounded by private wooded garden with Japanese plantings and water features. Located in Portland's West Hills, just minutes from Downtown.
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Laurelhurst Park
Expansive park with trails, a duck pond, sports courts, and vibrant community events
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Laurelhurst Park is a 31-acre historic park with a big duck pond and lake, paved and unpaved walking loops, and 3,694 trees of 92 types, including Douglas fir, blue spruce, rhododendron, linden, and even a giant sequoia. Bring a blanket or use the picnic tables and benches for a picnic, nap, or games. Use the basketball, tennis, pickleball, volleyball, soccer, horseshoe, and skate areas, plus the playground and off-leash dog area. In summer, catch free outdoor comedy on Fridays, movies, concerts, Shakespeare, and other live performances.
Oregon Zoo
Expansive zoo featuring diverse wildlife, conservation programs, and seasonal events in a lush park setting
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At the Oregon Zoo you can wander a heavily shaded, forest-built 64-acre campus with more than 1,800 animals, from elephants, rhinos, primates, polar bears, otters, penguins, condors and bald eagles to local Northwest wildlife. Explore the expanded Elephant Lands with interactive digital displays, ride the zoo train or carousel, catch keeper talks, and try classic treats like an elephant ear. Visit in winter for Zoo Lights, or in summer for Zoo Nights, Zoo Brews, and outdoor concerts with food carts and live music. Right around the zoo, Washington Park adds gardens, trails, memorials, a forestry museum, and an interactive children’s museum for even more exploring.
Providence Park
Vibrant soccer stadium home to the Portland Timbers, Portland Thorns, and passionate fans
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At Providence Park you can watch the Portland Timbers of MLS or the Portland Thorns of the NWSL play professional soccer in an intimate, in-city stadium. Join the Timbers Army section if you want nonstop singing, chanting, waving flags, and the chance to see a massive tifo rise before kickoff, or sit farther away for a quieter view. Many seats stay dry even in the rain, making games comfortable for families and groups. Before or after, swing by the Timbers Army clubhouse caddy-corner from the stadium for team gear.
Portland Japanese Garden
Serene garden oasis featuring diverse garden styles, a tea house, and stunning views of Mount Hood
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Explore multiple distinct Japanese garden styles—strolling pond, flat, tea, natural, and sand-and-stone—set among cedars, pines, cherry trees, moss gardens, and a calming waterfall with koi. Walk intimate paths, linger in the Zen garden, and look out to a framed view of Mt. Hood. Visit the authentic tea house, then check out the cafe, gift shop with unique items, gallery, and courtyard designed in the recent expansion. Afterward, cross the road to the International Test Rose Garden for thousands of rose varieties.
The Grotto
Serene Catholic sanctuary and botanical garden known for its stunning Christmas light festival
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Explore a 62‑acre Catholic shrine and botanical garden where quiet forest paths, intricate shrines carved into the cliff, and a striking outdoor chapel create a calm space for reflection. Take the outdoor elevator up the 110‑foot cliff to wander the upper botanical gardens, walk the labyrinth, and take in wide city and mountainside views. Visit the cliffside sanctuary with its Pietà replica and peaceful statuary. During the Christmas Festival of Lights, enjoy illuminated grounds, choirs, and carolers throughout the gardens.
Powell's City of Books
Expansive independent bookstore featuring new, used, and rare books across nine color-coded rooms
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Browse over one million new, used, rare, and out-of-print books spread across a full city block, with four floors and nine color‑coded rooms to explore. Duck into the Rare Book Room for autographed first editions and collectibles, then grab a coffee, baked good, or sandwich at the in‑store café while you sample your stack. Pick up journals, maps, cards, Portland- and Oregon-themed souvenirs, and other small items scattered through the store. When you’re done, you’re right by the Pearl District’s restaurants, shops, and nearby Old Town Chinatown.
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Quiet, Private Apartment Retreat
The Art Deco Lounge | Mississippi Ave | Parking
Pet Friendly NW Nob Hill High End Private Apt.
Zen themed private retreat in NW Portland.
Bright 1BR - Walk to Coffee, Food & Shopping
Walkable Foodie Heaven
Modern 1BR - Walk to Dining & Bars - Fast WiFi & A
The Filbert - Garden Apartment in Inner SE PDX.
When is the best time to visit Portland?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $102 | $101 | $105 | $100 | $104 | $110 | $117 | $117 | $109 | $106 | $108 | $106 |
| Avg. temp | 42°F | 44°F | 48°F | 53°F | 59°F | 64°F | 70°F | 71°F | 65°F | 56°F | 47°F | 42°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Portland?
Explore vibrant neighborhoods like the Pearl District, known for its galleries and eateries, Alberta Arts District with street art and cafés, or Nob Hill, which has tree-lined streets and boutique shops. Each area adds a distinct character to your visit.
What are the best things to do in Portland with kids?
Families often visit the Oregon Zoo, explore interactive exhibits at OMSI, or roam the Portland Japanese Garden. These sites combine hands-on learning, animal encounters, and peaceful garden strolls.
What are some of the best things to do in Portland?
Explore Powell’s City of Books, stroll through the International Rose Test Garden, or sample food at local markets. Art, gardens, and culinary experiences shape the city’s energy.
How is the weather in Portland?
Portland has cool, rainy winters with temperatures from 36–47°F (2–9°C) and dry summers often reaching 82°F (28°C). Pack layers and rain protection—umbrellas are common, but locals often prefer waterproof jackets.
What are the best places to visit in Portland?
Locals frequently suggest Forest Park’s trails, Lan Su Chinese Garden, and Portland Art Museum. Wander green spaces, discover art collections, and relax in tranquil gardens around the city.
What are some hiking trails in Portland?
Portland has wooded paths in Forest Park, riverside trails in Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, and scenic loops in Tryon Creek State Natural Area. These routes invite exploration in diverse natural settings.
What are some family activities we can do in Portland?
Enjoy hands-on science at OMSI, picnic and play at Washington Park, or pedal along the waterfront on bike paths. Families also gather for open-air movies and seasonal farmers’ markets.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Portland?
Explore waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge, taste wine in Willamette Valley, or wander historic streets in Hood River. Nearby nature and small towns add variety to your stay.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Portland?
Portland has many pet-friendly vacation rentals, especially around Alberta Arts, Sellwood-Moreland, and Mississippi Avenue. Parks and walking trails help make stays comfortable for travelers with pets.
What are some local tips for visiting Portland?
Locals often use public transit or bikes, and rain is frequent—waterproof outerwear is practical. Food carts are popular for quick meals, and tap water is safe to drink throughout the city.
What is Portland known for?
Portland is known for its craft beer, food carts, and vibrant arts scene. The city values sustainability, local makers, and green spaces, shaping a community-focused atmosphere.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Portland?
Discover quiet corners like Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden, quirky boutiques on Mississippi Avenue, or murals along Alberta Street. These locally rooted spots cultivate creative energy.
What are the best foods to try in Portland?
Taste fresh Pacific Northwest seafood, locally made artisan donuts, and inventive vegan dishes. Portland’s food carts and independent coffee roasters are frequently suggested by residents.
What should I bring for a trip to Portland?
Pack waterproof jackets or umbrellas for wet weather, along with layers for shifting temperatures. Walking shoes and a reusable water bottle are practical for exploring markets, parks, and local trails.
What is the nightlife in Portland like?
Neighborhoods like Hawthorne and Old Town mix live music, casual bars, and late-night eats. Craft breweries, music venues, and creative spaces add to the city’s inclusive night scene.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Portland?
Portland has the Rose Festival in late spring and the Waterfront Blues Festival during summer, both widely attended city traditions. There are also local food and brew gatherings that attract many visitors throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Portland?
Family-friendly vacation rentals can be found in neighborhoods like Sellwood-Moreland, Laurelhurst, and Richmond. These areas have parks, playgrounds, and markets close by, making them welcoming for travelers with children.
When is the best time to visit Portland?
Late spring to early autumn is often recommended for warmer temperatures and lower rainfall. Gardens and parks are especially lively when flowers bloom and festivals fill outdoor spaces.
All about Portland
Nestled on the Columbia and Willamette rivers in the shadow of Mount Hood, Portland is an outdoorsy city with plenty of indoor attractions to keep you busy year-round. While the city has a tendency to see more rain than the national average, Oregon’s cultural capital makes up for the grey skies with thriving theater, art, and music scenes, and its impressive dining scene has been the subject of multiple national television shows.
Portland has an eclectic mix of neighborhoods: Downtown and the Pearl District offer higher-end shopping and dining options alongside the city’s iconic independent bookstore; art galleries and indie cinemas are dotted along the Northwest, Hollywood, and Alberta areas; historic architecture abounds in Old Town and Chinatown; and the hip Southeast caters to those looking for vintage finds, record shops, casual eateries, and microbreweries.
On clear days — or if you packed the prerequisite waterproof gear — there are 275 public parks for outdoor exploring, plus the nearby mountains, beaches, and gorges for day trips. Whatever you do, be sure to pop into one of Portland’s famous food cart pods, where you can sample the international cuisine, sip microbrews, and dine alfresco throughout the city.
What are the top things to do in Portland?
Pittock Mansion
This stunning French Renaissance-style mansion was built in 1914 by a wealthy couple from England who owned Portland’s largest newspaper. Take a guided tour or wander on your own through the 46 period rooms which contain the beautiful antique artwork and furniture collected by the original owners. Outside the main home, there are 40 acres of grounds and other buildings to explore. If you visit around the winter holidays, you’ll find lovely decorations and special events for the whole family.
Portland International Rose Test Garden
Home to over 610 varieties of roses, this garden is the oldest rose test garden in the country. During World War I, roses from around the world were sent here for safekeeping and testing. Today, you’ll find more than 10,000 rose bushes in bloom at peak season between April and October. Check the calendar for all kinds of events throughout the year like classical music performances and plays.
Portland Japanese Garden
The Portland Japanese Garden was created with the purpose of being a symbol of peace between the United States and Japan in the post-World War II realm, and its calming aroma does just that. Spanning 12 acres, you’ll find a cultural village modeled after traditional Japanese architecture that features a waterfall, ponds filled with koi fish, bonsai plants, sand gardens, and a plethora of walking paths. While lovely to visit all year, it’s particularly beautiful in the fall when the leaves change. Stop by the tea house, cafe, and gift shop before you leave.
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2,630 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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190 properties feature pools
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3,860 properties have a dedicated workspace
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6,050 of Portland vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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4.8 Average rating
Portland stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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Portland's top spots, include Moda Center, Oregon Zoo, and Powell's City of Books
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