506 SW Washington St, Portland, OR, 97204
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With 221 guest rooms and suites spread across a ten-story historic building dating to 1912, The Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown brings distinct character to group travel in central Portland. Rooms run from 300 to 850 square feet , making them among the most spacious in the city for traveling teams and delegations. In 2023, Time Out ranked the Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown the friendliest hotel in the United States. On-site dining comes from Finch on Fifth, the hotel’s restaurant offering inventive cuisine available for event catering. Portland International Airport is 12 miles away, and Pioneer Courthouse Square is a four-minute walk.
The hotel’s 8,226 square feet of meeting space was recently renovated and spans 5 flexible event spaces that can host groups from 10 to 180 people. The largest room measures 2,324 square feet. The Club Room, accessible through a hidden bookshelf door, is a 1,324-square-foot space that fits up to 80 guests for a banquet or 100 for a reception. The Frederick and Nelson room spans 2,345 square feet, includes a dedicated pre-function area, and accommodates up to 180 guests for a wedding. The property holds a Healthcare Meeting Compliance Certificate Verified Venue designation through Meeting Professionals International, making it equipped for medical, biotech, and pharmaceutical events.
The Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown suits Engine users who need a sizeable downtown room block with genuine character and reliable event infrastructure. Corporate travel coordinators, wedding planners, and sports group managers will find 221 spacious rooms, 8,226 square feet of flexible event space, and a property certified for healthcare meetings all under one roof. The hotel holds Sports Certified status through Sonesta International Hotels Corporation, with the downtown location and on-site amenities making it a favored choice for sports group travel.
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