Portland, United States

Hotel deLuxe

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The takeaway

Choose Hotel deLuxe for a historic Goose Hollow base where Art Deco rooms, classic-film imagery and an in-house cocktail lounge set a distinctly old-Hollywood tone.

About the hotel

In Portland’s Goose Hollow neighborhood, Hotel deLuxe occupies the 1912 building first known as the Hotel Mallory, reopened after renovation in 2006. Its 130 rooms and public spaces draw on Hollywood’s Golden Age, with Art Deco details and vintage film photography rather than a contemporary-minimalist look. Gracie’s serves breakfast and brunch, while the Driftwood Room gives guests a cocktail lounge within the hotel. The setting puts downtown shops, galleries and restaurants within walking distance.

Choose it if

You want a historic Portland stay with Art Deco details and classic-film photography instead of pared-back contemporary design.
You’d like breakfast or brunch at Gracie’s and a cocktail lounge inside the hotel.
You want a Goose Hollow base within walking distance of downtown shops, restaurants and galleries.

Skip it if

You prefer a modern, minimalist interior; the hotel’s look leans deliberately into Art Deco and vintage Hollywood imagery.

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