Hotel Partners

Portland Japanese Garden has the great honor of partnering with a wide variety of fine hotel establishments around the city, making it easy for our out-of-town guests to find a convenient and comfortable stay when they visit our lovely city.

We are pleased to recommend the following nearby hotel partners for planning your accommodations for your visit to Portland and Portland Japanese Garden.

Silver Level Partner

Hyatt Regency at the Oregon Convention Center

Connect to what matters most in Portland from our unique vantage point on the east side, just across the river from downtown. Experience a true taste of the city at Hyatt Regency Portland, adjacent to the Oregon Convention Center and the Moda Center/Rose Quarter. It’s the perfect destination to explore the city’s various neighborhoods.

Special Offer

Hyatt guests can receive up to two (2) adult passes to Portland Japanese Garden. See offer details.

Bronze Level Partner

The Bidwell Marriot

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Special Offer

TBD based on 2024-25 agreement negotiations

Founder’s Circle Partner

Park Lane Suites and Inn

Park Lane Suites and Inn extends a warm, friendly welcome in the heart of Portland, Oregon. With free parking and suites with kitchenettes, you can explore the city with ease and return to our just-like-home hotel for a relaxing stay.

Special Offer

Park Lane guests can receive up to three (3) adult passes to Portland Japanese Garden. Please contact hotel for more details.

President’s Circle Partner

The Paramount Hotel Portland

With our European-style ambiance, curated artwork and welcoming spirit, The Paramount Hotel Portland is the unique hotel you dream of discovering. Our downtown location puts you at the epicenter of Portland life, and we’re the only hotel that can call Director Park our front yard. Steps away from Portland’s top cultural venues, museums and restaurants, we feel worlds apart from the usual downtown hotels, with a bright, airy lobby, towering vaulted ceilings and plenty of inviting and intimate seating areas for working, relaxing or catching up with friends.

Gardener’s Circle Partners

The Mark Spencer Hotel

Modern décor combined with historic architecture creates a luxurious and comfortable atmosphere for any business or leisure traveler. Each room features a luxury bedding package, 50” LED TVs and custom furniture pieces throughout. Carrera marble flooring, Italian glass tile work in the showers and fog-free mirrors also adorn each bathroom. In each guest room and corridor, guests can enjoy artwork by local artists depicting Portland’s vibrant culture.

Address & Contact

409 SW 11th Avenue
Portland, OR 97205
(503) 224-3293
Website

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Dining Partners

Planning a trip to Portland Japanese Garden, Washington Park, or Forest Park? Make it a day of it by eating at one of our nearby preferred dining partners before or after your visit.

Bamboo Sushi

Certified sustainably sourced seafood, including carefully presented sushi rolls, in a modern space.

Special Offer

Garden members can receive a 15% discount on dine-in food orders.

Obon Shokudo

Contemporary, informal restaurant serving vegan Japanese dishes, including bento, soups & noodles.

Freeland Spirits

Women owned and operated distillery and tasting room offering delicious small batch spirit tasting flights, hand-crafted cocktails, snacks, and paninis.

St. Honoré Bakery

French bakeshop serving coffee, quiche, fresh-baked sweets, breads & salads, as well as sandwiches.

Elephant’s Delicatessen

Popular & vibrant market option specializing in gourmet deli fare, plus prepared foods & wine.

Takibi

Japanese-inspired cuisine by way of the Pacific Northwest, centered around seasonal cooking of local ingredients on a wood-burning hearth and a beverage program rooted in the bounty of Japan and Oregon.