MCMENAMINS CRYSTAL HOTEL, Portland – A Smart Stay in the City

The Crystal Hotel offers 51 guestrooms, each inspired by a song from the Crystal Ballroom's history. Rooms include 9 king suites with private bathrooms, 39 queen rooms, and 3 double twin rooms with hallway bathroom access. All feature iPod dock alarm clocks, air conditioning, mason jars for drinks, and views of downtown Portland. Artwork by local artists depicts performances by artists like James Brown, The Flaming Lips, and The White Stripes.

Hal's Café serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with Northwest ingredients, including fried chicken and brioche french toast. Ringlers Pub across the street offers classic American fare with pinball and pool tables. Ringlers Annex provides island-inspired cocktails, while Zeus Cafe operates below the hotel. Outdoor heated seating accommodates pets.

The subterranean saltwater soaking pool is available for overnight guests. Al's Den hosts live music and comedy nightly in the space once operated by 1940s gambling overlord Al Winter. The Crystal Ballroom across the street features concerts, connected through a speakeasy-style cellar bar from the hotel.

Located in downtown Portland's West End on the edge of the Pearl District, the hotel is across from the Crystal Ballroom. Powell's City of Books is at 1005 W Burnside St. The Pearl District features upscale boutiques and art galleries. Providence Park, home of the Portland Timbers, is at 1844 SW Morrison St.

Complimentary WiFi is available throughout. Pets are welcome for $30 per pet daily, with access to side patios and rooms. Bike storage is provided for cyclists. Street parking and nearby garage options include the Brewery Blocks on 12th and 13th Avenues. The hotel is on the National Register of Historic Places for its LGBTQ+ historical significance.