Jupiter Hotel Portland
Hotel · Buckman ·
Trendy rooms with murals, cocktail lounge, art gallery, courtyard patio
Trendy rooms with murals, cocktail lounge, art gallery, courtyard patio
"For a stay I’d pick the Jupiter Hotel (paired with Jupiter NEXT next door) for its location on Southeast Burnside Street and the lively neighborhood energy it affords." - ByJordan Michelman
"When you visit a too-cool-for-school city like Portland —you know, one full of hipster artists and musicians who spend their days sipping artisan espresso, brewing craft beer, and going for long bike rides through postcard-worthy terrain—the important thing is to determine where everyone hangs out. Well, stay at the Jupiter Hotel, and you’ll find you’re already there. In 1994, two local creatives took over a classic 1960s motor lodge in the East Burnside neighborhood (that is, just across the river from downtown) and transformed it into a hipster-chic boutique hotel and one of the city’s hottest nightlife venues, with a local brews- and spirits-focused bar and an intimate concert venue with live shows seven nights a week. Rooms are decorated with original murals by local artists, and the lobby doubles as a (very popular) art gallery. Thanks to the old motel layout, all rooms are oriented around two courtyards, and guests often leave their doors open for ventilation. Which is just to say that it should come as no surprise that, not only is the scene at Jupiter a lively one, but parties are welcome, and the atmosphere is festive until the wee hours of the morning. In other words: yes, this is where all the cool kids are."
"Depicted in the movie as a now-closed hotel whose subterranean remnants host a covert fight club for restaurant workers, this location provides a gritty, underground tableau where the protagonist submits to a humiliating beating to extract information, underscoring the film’s odd mixture of satire, menace, and implausible plot devices." - Joshua David Stein
"As has the restaurant and venue within the original Jupiter Hotel." - Brooke Jackson-Glidden
"This Portland hotel is a 2-minute drive from the Oregon Convention Center. The design hotel offers an on-site restaurant, live music club and unique guest rooms with free Wi-Fi. Jupiter Hotel features a 32-inch flat-screen TV and MP3 docking station in every guest room. The rooms are also equipped with environmentally friendly bath amenities and painted murals on the walls. DougFir Restaurant & Lounge at the Jupiter is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Happy hour specials and late-night dining are also available. Downtown Portland is a 5-minute drive from the Jupiter. The Rose Garden Arena is one mile away." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
