Hotels in Portland (Maine, USA)

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  1. Aloft by Marriott Portland Downtown Waterfront ME

    3 Stars

    W XYZ bar with expert bartenders, Rooms with scenic harbor views

    from  $88
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    Holiday Inn Portland-by The Bay By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Panoramic Casco Bay views, On-site American cuisine at Port of Call

    from  $75
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  3. Fireside Inn & Suites Portland

    3 Stars

    Dual indoor and outdoor pools, Charming courtyard garden oasis

    from  $89
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  4. The Westin Portland Harborview

    4 Stars

    Congress Squared New England cuisine, Spacious rooms with harbor views

    from  $95
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  5. Hampton Inn Portland Downtown - Waterfront

    3 Stars

    Old Port District waterfront location, Breathtaking Casco Bay views

    from  $101
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  6. La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Portland DT/Maine Med

    3 Stars

    Pet-friendly environment, Outdoor swimming pool

    from  $67
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  7. Clarion Hotel Portland Airport ME

    3 Stars

    On-site dining at Pete & Larry's, Heated indoor pool and hot tub

    from  $64
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  8. Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Portland

    3 Stars

    On-site Stacks Pancake Co. restaurant, Heated indoor pool with two hot tubs

    from  $62
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    The 8th Maine Regiment Lodge and Museum

    3 Stars

    Multiple ocean-view porches, Guest-curated dining tradition

    from  $179
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  10. Portland Regency Hotel & Spa

    3 Stars

    Prime Old Port district location, Diverse dining and whiskey bar

    from  $116
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  11. Hilton Garden Inn Portland Downtown Waterfront

    3 Stars

    Prime waterfront location, On-site dining at Port 65 Kitchen & Bar

    from  $94
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  12. Cambria Hotel Portland Downtown Old Port

    3 Stars

    Alto Terrace Bar + Kitchen, Harbor view rooms and suites

    from  $88
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    Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Maine

    4 Stars

    On-site seafood and American cuisine, Indoor swimming pool access

    from  $96
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  14. Portland Harbor Hotel

    4 Stars

    Prime Old Port waterfront location, On-site fine dining at BlueFin Restaurant

    from  $109
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  15. Hampton Inn & Suites Portland West

    3 Stars

    Well-equipped fitness center, Quarry views from select rooms

    from  $87
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  16. Residence Inn Portland Downtown/Waterfront

    3 Stars

    Indoor pool and 24-hour fitness center, Lobby bar with evening socials

    from  $98
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  17. AC Hotel Portland Downtown/Waterfront, ME

    4 Stars

    Waterfront location near Old Port, Dedicated fitness center

    from  $107
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  18. Hyatt Place Portland Downtown - Old Port Square

    3 Stars

    Prime Old Port waterfront location, Only Hyatt hotel in Maine

    from  $84
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  19. Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport

    3 Stars

    On-site American cuisine at Garden Grille, Heated indoor pool and hot tub

    from  $95
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  20. Chebeague Island Inn

    4 Stars

    Ocean view dining at The Charles, Exclusive Frette Italian sheets

    from  $253
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  21. Courtyard by Marriott Portland Downtown/Waterfront

    3 Stars

    Indoor pool and whirlpool tub, Renovated rooms with updated decor

    from  $114
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  22. Canopy by Hilton Portland Waterfront

    4 Stars

    Prime downtown waterfront location, Rooms with Peloton bikes available

    from  $135
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    The Docent's Collection

    Spacious suites with residential amenities, Prime Old Port location for walkable exploration

    from  $239
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  24. Inn at Diamond Cove

    Waterfront dining at Diamond's Edge, Resort-style pool with cabana bar

    from  $287
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    Black Elephant Hostel

    2 Stars

    Prime Old Port walking access, Fully equipped shared kitchen

    from  $91
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  26. The Press Hotel, Autograph Collection

    4 Stars

    Prime downtown Portland location, UNION restaurant by Chef Christian Bassett

    from  $193
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  27. The Docent's Collection Boyd Block

    from  $281
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  28. Evalina Hotel

    3 Stars
    from  $261
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  29. The Inn On Peaks Island

    3 Stars

    Elevated coastal cuisine dining, Skyline views from private decks

    from  $245
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  30. West End Inn

    3 Stars

    Gourmet, made-to-order breakfasts, Uniquely designed guest rooms

    from  $205
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  31. The Francis

    4 Stars

    Relaxing on-site spa services, Historic mansion with unique rooms

    from  $157
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    Longfellow Hotel

    5 Stars

    Twinflower Café for wholesome dining, Astraea spa wellness sanctuary

    from  $164
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    The Weldon Hotel

    High-end kitchen appliances including Hexclad, Modern and chic interior design

    from  $251
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  34. Inn at St John Portland In-Town

    Individually appointed Victorian rooms, Pet-friendly accommodations

    from  $75
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  35. Fleetwood House Bed and Breakfast

    Homemade breakfast with hosts, Relaxing outdoor spaces

    from  $229
    See prices from 6 sites

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Portland, Maine: The Forest City by the sea

Attractively set on a peninsula with sweeping views of the islands and lighthouses dotting Casco Bay, Portland is the largest city in Maine, and one of its most picturesque. Yet the harbour’s red-brick warehouses and shipshape piers are not just for show: over 20 million pounds of fish are unloaded, sorted, and sold every year at the Portland Fish Exchange. Travellers who come for a freshly caught Maine lobster will find many reasons to stay: fabulous art galleries, museums, microbreweries, mansions, and festivals are just a few of the Forest City’s charms.

Commercial ocean liners, cobblestone streets, and collector’s pieces

Wandering through the historic Old Port District’s cobblestoned streets to see the commercial ocean liners, ferries, and fishermen at work is one of the city’s greatest pleasures in sunny weather, though many travellers also choose to enjoy the view from one of the fine hotels and restaurants along the harbour front. The deck of a tour boat or private charter bound for the islands, beaches, and lighthouses of Casco Bay offers a lovely vantage point, too. Many of Portland’s best pubs, shops, and art galleries are also found in this part of town, though no art aficionado should leave the city without visiting the Portland Museum of Art. Centrally located in the city’s handsome downtown, the museum is home to over 18,000 pieces from the likes of Andy Warhol, Winslow Homer, and Claude Monet.

Four seasons of fun and festivity

Hotels are best booked in advance for the second Sunday of June, when Portland hosts the annual Old Port Festival, the largest one-day festival in Maine. Tourists and locals likewise enjoy a bustling sidewalk sale, pony rides, music, and an expansive buffet of local cuisine, as well as an (almost!) equally delicious sense of anticipation: summer in Maine is also known as beach season, and the greater Portland area features some of the finest shores in the state. Not to be outdone, autumn’s spectacular foliage and produce fill every hotel in the city with avid “leaf peepers” and foodies attending annual Harvest on the Harbour festival. L.L. Bean’s annual Northern Lights Celebration, as well as the Sparkle Weekend and Parade of Lights in nearby Freeport, keep spirits bright throughout the snowiest of Maine winters. And how better to celebrate the arrival of Spring than by flying a kite? The annual kite flying festival is held in Bug Light Park, a beautiful wide open space around the Portland Breakwater Lighthouse.

Microbrews, lobster rolls, and Italian sandwiches

Ironically, despite Portland’s pivotal role in making Maine the first “dry” state during the heyday of Prohibition, today the city is a craft beer mecca. Allagash and the Maine Beer Company are two of the largest players, though determined drinkers can try each and every one at Novare Res, which features all of the local microbrews among its 25 rotating taps as well as over 500 bottles imported from all over the world. Any one of these pints would likely go nicely with one of Portland’s most famous sandwiches. The “Italian sandwich,” so named for its creator, Portland native Giovanni Amato, involves a long white sub roll piled high with ham, white American cheese, and chopped veggies drizzled with oil, salt, and pepper. Portland is also famous for its infinite variations on the lobster roll, each with its highly devoted following. Though components such as mayonnaise, celery, lettuce, and spices are all up for fiery debate, all sides agree: there is nothing quite like a freshly caught Maine lobster.

Bigfoot, brollies, and one really big boot

However architecturally beautiful, historic, and culturally rich, Portland also has a delightfully quirky streak. It is home to the International Cryptozoology Museum (where you’ll find a life-sized model of Bigfoot and actual hair samples from Abominable Snowmen) as well as the Umbrella Cover Museum, which offers over 700 umbrella covers from all over the world (yes, really!). Even travellers who aren’t in the market for a new parka or backpack get a kick out of the giant rubber-bottomed boot in front of L.L. Bean’s flagship store in Freeport, though more serious shoppers flock to the massive Maine Mall in South Portland; it is the biggest in the state, and is surrounded by hotels in every price range.

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