Suggestions for Building near Southwest Hills, Portland

Portlandia • July 26, 2011A sculpture located at the Portland Building that was created by Raymond Kaskey in 1985 and based on the city seal.

Richard L. • September 23, 2010Take classes here, and get to spend your day in the oldest, and most beautifully restored, building on campus.

Craig B. • May 31, 2010Haven't been since the new modern art building opened, its time to return

byron r. • September 25, 2013in the heart of the city so a great location! Loved the old style historic look of the building from when it was originally The Multnomah - simply beautiful although some aspects of the rooms are aged

Brian V. • June 5, 2012higher class than you would expect, great view of the pink building from the outdoor balcony

Ryan T. • March 5, 2012GOOD deli. Causes vary but there's always a petitioner out front -- if you're walking in from the east, avoid them by walking close to the building. Use same method to avoid the frequent panhandlers.

Stacy B. • January 15, 2020I love the community they’re building here. Check them out online to buy an Eventbrite ticket to one of their classes!

Mike R. • November 12, 2013There is a semi-secret parking spot next to this building. Thirty minutes for loading and unloading. No meter. Like a tiny garage.

Peter S. • April 24, 2014Riverwalk Cafe, on the other side of Moody Avenue on the ground floor of the office building, is a great place for a cheap, relaxed lunch. Eat overlooking the river or bring it back to your room.

Stephanie G. • July 8, 2014Sit anywhere! This entire building is amazing! Read the history right on your menu- then explore!!!!

christina leigh m. • October 27, 2011Beautiful view, very similar to the John Hancock building in Chicago. Sunday happy hour ALL DAY!

Sam C. • June 14, 2010Go to the underground parking lot of the Harrison Square Building, just one block east, and say "Hi!" to Mark the attendant - ask him if he's done his push ups yet today.....

Stephanie C. • August 12, 2013Sure, you could come here for the drinks, but stay for the food! This unassuming building crafts delicious masterpieces fit for a king. Add this place to your MUST GO TO list.

Alisha T. • February 24, 2011Gorgeous building! Small bathrooms.

Ryan T. • March 23, 2014The Portland Hotel under construction, 1889. This is the west side of the building. Today Starbucks sits on that left (northwest) corner. The fenced area is now the Nordstrom building's block.

Jenn P. • August 10, 2014Everything was great here w/ one small exception...the water pressure. The shower we could deal with but the trickle out of the sink faucet was so sad. I get it's a green building though...but still.

Stuart C. • October 6, 2014This building is gorgeous. From the iconic sandstone walls to the feathered stairs out front, the attention to detail and minimalism makes it one of the Crown Jewels of downtown Portland.

Brett • January 29, 2014Also called the Flatiron Building and once called the smallest commercial building in the West.

Angelica D. • July 15, 2014Apparently more buildings than the Japanese garden. Check out the tea house and get free admission from the PDX library!

Mazda • October 5, 2010The main room features a mechanical floating dance floor, thought at the time of building to be the only one on the W. Coast, and potentially the only one still in existence.

Stephanie • June 21, 2022Hands down one of the best farmer's markets in town! Great for families & any PDX visitors. Props to the PSU campus for keeping one of their buildings open so you can use the bathroom facilities!

Selena I. • May 2, 2013Amazing baked Mac!! Excellent service and wonderful 1903 history! Same building, same bar and stools, wonderful atmosphere!

Bryan C. • February 2, 2013I want to live in this building.

JJ F. • June 5, 2018Such an interesting space. The bamboo, and building is great. Although, took 3 people and 10+ min to make a single latte.

Mark J. • December 15, 2012The building is as interesting as the coffee.

Greenland D. • June 17, 2015Street parking and parking lot behind building.

Ryan T. • March 16, 2011The building contains mostly jewelry-related businesses, hence the diamond-shaped sculpture over front entry way.

Tricia S. • September 6, 2012Pioneer Courthouse Square Fountain, in Pioneer Courthouse Square, in front of the Travel Portland and Trimet Building (Below Starbuck's).

Rebecca R. • February 4, 2011Cute, trendy, and hip rooms. Stumptown Coffee, and Clyde Commons. No need to leave the building.