Sentinel (Benchmark Resorts & Hotels)
614 SW 11th Avenue, Portland - OR, United States — Excellent location - show map —
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Amenities
Amenities for Sentinel
Parking
Restaurant
24-hour reception
Internet
Amenities and services
- Small pets allowed (under 5 kg)Additional charge
- Wheelchair-accessible
- Car parkAdditional charge
- GarageAdditional charge
- 24-hour reception
- Check-in hour: 18:00: 03:00
- Check-out hour: 12:00: 11:00
- Wi-fiAdditional charge
- Car hireAdditional charge
- Valet parkingAdditional charge
- Room serviceAdditional charge
- Laundry service
- Bicycle hire serviceAdditional charge
- Bellboy service
- Air conditioning in public areas
- Hotel safeAdditional charge
- Lift access
- Concierge
- Newspapers
- Luggage room
- Clothes dryer
Restaurant service
- Café
- Bar
- Restaurant
To take into account
- Early Check-inAdditional charge
- Non-smoking establishment
Business
- Conference room
- Meeting room
- Business centreAdditional charge
- Audio-visual equipment rentalAdditional charge
Entertainment
- Game roomAdditional charge
- NightclubAdditional charge
Health and beauty
- MassageAdditional charge
Activities
- FitnessAdditional charge
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The check-in time at Sentinel is 18:00 and the check-out time is 11:00.
Attractions
Distance
- City centre 160 m
- Bus/Train station 965 m
- Nearest Bus / Metro Stop 965 m
- Airport 10460 m
- Entertainment Area 160 m
About
About Sentinel
Portland's most storied hotel, Sentinel, is located in two historic downtown Portland buildings – the former Seward Hotel (now Sentinel's East Wing) and Portland's former Elks Lodge (now the West Wing)
Built in 1909, the Seward was a boutique hotel designed by William Christmas Knighton, the first Oregon architect known to use Viennese-influenced Early Modern and modified Arts and Crafts styles in his design
With its fully glazed terra cotta exterior and robot-like sentinels adorning the roofline, the building is considered one of the most daring and inventive ever built in Oregon
Over the years, the Seward underwent numerous changes in ownership, and was designated a National Historic Landmark in the mid-1980′s
It achieved further notoriety when director Gus Van Sant filmed portions of My Own Private Idaho here
After a massive, multi-year renovation, the building reopened in 19
- Year of construction 1909
- Year of most recent renovation 1992
- Total number of rooms 100
- Number of floors (main building) 6
- Double rooms 8
- Suites 24