Woodlark Hotel Portland, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

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"In the Woodlark Hotel lobby, Holler Hospitality has introduced a new wine bar menu offered Wednesday through Saturday, 4 to 9 p.m.; the menu features European and Oregon wines, sherry flights, and small plates such as charred allium creme fraiche with crackers and caviar, Spanish tortilla pintxo, and tinned fish with baguette and salted butter." - Janey Wong

"The Portland-based Provenance Hotels group continues its domination of downtown with Woodlark, its sixth hotel in a six-block radius. With everything from an inviting lobby cafe and much-lauded restaurant to a modern design palette and a few smart nods to the property’s historic past, the hotel aims to be as appealing to locals as it is to visitors. Upon arrival, guests check in at a marbled horseshoe bar, staffed by baristas serving beans from local roaster Good Coffee. Also in the lobby is the Colibri flower stand from Naomi Pomeroy, a former Top Chef Masters star who also dabbles in floral arrangements. The hotel itself spans two buildings: the former Woodlark Building, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, and the Cornelius Hotel. No matter which you end up in, however, you can expect spacious rooms, with tall ceilings and large windows. Decor ranges from black-and-white plant images by Pacific Northwest photographer Imogen Cunningham to cozy details like plush headboards and dark wood accents and, while there aren’t any closets, there are racks with hangers and space for luggage. There are also mini bars with local goods like Underwood canned wine and Woodblock chocolate, plus USB ports built into the bedside tables for easy charging. Additional amenities include pet-friendly rooms with beds, bowls, and treats; a top-of-the-line gym with a Peloton bike and interactive workout wall; and Shinola bikes for cruising the city. When hunger strikes, head to Bullard (the Texas-meets-Oregon restaurant from Top Chef alum Doug Adams) or Abigail Hall (a bar in the Cornelius’ former library, which used to serve as a gathering space for women suffragists)."

"There are many reasons to visit the Woodlark without being a guest. For starters, Good Coffee—the café in the lobby, fully outfitted with abstract art—whips up a creamy rosemary-and-spiced-fig latte worth trekking across town for. Tucked in the back is Abigail Hall, which we’d give an award for its ambience and martinis. Next door, Bullard’s roast chicken is not to be missed. And of course, these are also compelling reasons to stay here, as are the plush beds in the lush, sophisticated rooms. The hotel invites you to relax. Each room is bathed in natural light from the giant windows, one of the many charming aesthetic details in the hotel’s two early-twentieth-century structures, the former Cornelius Hotel and the Woodlark Building. The details are minimal but dramatic: rich emerald-green and midnight-blue custom wallpaper, velvet sofas, and blonde hardwood floors. The rooms vary in size and layout (the loft suite has an apartment feel), but they’re all spacious. There are Peloton bikes in the pristine fitness center if you’re looking to work out. But given the Woodlark’s location in the heart of downtown, you may want to grab that latte, then get your cardio exploring the nearby boutiques and landmarks. Photos courtesy of Provenance Hotels. "

"The newest addition to the Provenance Hotels portfolio, the Woodlark is everything you’d imagine a Portland hotel to be. Formerly two early 19th-century hotel buildings that were renovated and fused together, the Woodlark combines art deco elements like velvet and aged brass with floral wallpaper and lots of plants."

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"The Woodlark offers two distinct, excellent hotel bar options: Bullard Tavern and Abigail Hall, both helmed by local restaurant group Holler Hospitality. Bullard offers a Portland-influenced take on Texas smokehouse cuisine, with standout habanero chicken wings, a bar menu subsection dedicated to pickleback shots, and ice-cold Shiner Bock bottles at the ready; Abigail Hall is inspired by the suffragette history of its venue, with seasonal cocktails, chilly batched martinis for two, and a very good bar burger. Watch a game at the Bullard Bar and get wings, then sink into the evocative vibe of Abigail Hall with friends. These spots cater to out-of-town guests, sure, but as far as Portland staycations go, this might be the city’s best." - Jordan Michelman