Hotels in Milwaukie
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1. Milwaukie Inn Portland South
Milwaukie Inn Portland South



2. Kings Row Inn
Kings Row Inn



3. Rose City Inn and Suites
Rose City Inn and Suites



4. Hilton Garden Inn Clackamas Portland
Hilton Garden Inn Clackamas Portland



5. Clackamas Inn & Suites
Clackamas Inn & Suites



6. Hampton Inn & Suites Portland Tigard
Hampton Inn & Suites Portland Tigard



7. University Place Hotel & Conference Center
University Place Hotel & Conference Center



8. Best Western Lake Oswego/Portland Hotel & Suites
Best Western Lake Oswego/Portland Hotel & Suites



9. Grand Hotel at Bridgeport
Grand Hotel at Bridgeport



10. Eastside Lodge
Eastside Lodge



11. Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Tigard
Embassy Suites by Hilton Portland Tigard



12. Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center
Hyatt Regency Portland at the Oregon Convention Center



13. Best Western Plus Northwind Inn & Suites
Best Western Plus Northwind Inn & Suites



14. Hyatt House Portland/Downtown
Hyatt House Portland/Downtown



15. Comfort Inn & Suites Tualatin - Lake Oswego South
Comfort Inn & Suites Tualatin - Lake Oswego South



16. Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District
Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District



17. The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton



18. Hotel Grand Stark
Hotel Grand Stark



19. Jupiter Hotel
Jupiter Hotel



20. Heathman Hotel
Heathman HotelGo beyond your typical stay in Milwaukie
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Top neighborhoods in Milwaukie

Oak Grove
Oak Grove combines the quiet charm of suburban Portland with outdoor adventures along the historic Trolley Trail and leafy Risley Park. Cyclists and walkers love the wide sidewalks and peaceful tree-lined streets where morning bird songs replace city noise. When you're ready to explore, the Willamette River offers a scenic backdrop for afternoon picnics or morning strolls. Budget-friendly cafes and family restaurants dot the neighborhood, perfect for casual meals before heading back to your cozy vacation rental. Getting around requires a car for convenience, but the trade-off is ample free parking and an authentic slice of local suburban life away from tourist crowds.


Southgate
Southgate serves up that classic American suburban vibe with tree-lined streets and family-friendly parks just a short drive from Portland. Clackamas Town Center and Promenade offer retail therapy while nearby golf courses and the North Clackamas Aquatic Park provide active entertainment options. Green spaces like Southgate Park give you room to breathe and play. Getting around is simple with two convenient transit stations—SE Fuller Road Station and Clackamas Town Center Transit Center. Budget-friendly accommodations make this quiet neighborhood an affordable home base for exploring the greater Portland area. The peaceful residential setting offers a genuine glimpse into everyday American life.

Oatfield
Oatfield is a peaceful Portland suburb where you can experience authentic American neighborhood life. Soccer matches at North Clackamas Park bring local energy, while tree-lined streets lead to well-kept homes with pretty gardens. The lake views create a scenic backdrop for morning walks or evening strolls through this friendly community. Dining is casual with mainly chain restaurants, so foodies might want to venture into Milwaukie or Portland. Budget travelers will appreciate the affordable vacation rentals and motels that cost less than downtown options. A car is essential for exploring this quiet area, with ride-sharing services available when you need them.



Ardenwald
Tree-lined streets and peaceful parks define Ardenwald, a charming residential enclave in Milwaukie. Tideman Johnson Park offers walking paths where you can spot wildlife along Johnson Creek's gentle waters. The neighborhood's mid-century homes and craftsman bungalows create a cozy atmosphere perfect for travelers seeking authentic local living away from urban bustle. Getting around typically requires a car, though the SE Tacoma/Johnson Creek Station provides metro access to Portland attractions. You'll need to venture to nearby Milwaukie for dining options and shopping needs. Vacation rentals and guest rooms in family homes offer comfortable accommodation with gardens and full kitchens.

Jennings Lodge
Jennings Lodge gives you a slice of genuine suburban life with tree-lined streets and cozy vibes. This quiet neighborhood sits near the Willamette River, perfect for morning walks or peaceful afternoon fishing. When you're ready to explore, Portland's vibrant downtown is just a short drive away. The local cafes serve up steaming coffee that rivals Portland's famous brew scene. Getting around requires wheels since public transit is limited, but you'll appreciate the free street parking. Most travelers use Jennings Lodge as a budget-friendly home base, enjoying vacation rentals in family homes that cost less than downtown digs. The peaceful atmosphere makes a welcome retreat after busy Portland adventures.
Top landmarks in Milwaukie

Clackamas Town Center

Elk Rock Island
North Clackamas Aquatic Park
Milwaukie Farmers Market
Milwaukie Museum
Clackamas Promenade
Stanley Park
Cinemark Clackamas Town Center
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Along the Willamette River, this 'Dogwood City of the West' offers small-town charm with a dash of Portland's quirky influence. Paddle a kayak past Elk Rock Island or cool off at North Clackamas Aquatic Park when summer heats up. The Milwaukie Farmers Market transforms downtown into a bustling community gathering where locals debate which vendor has the season's best produce. History buffs can explore the Milwaukie Museum to discover how this birthplace of the Bing cherry evolved from riverside settlement to modern suburb. For a perfect afternoon, grab craft brews from a local taproom, then enjoy them at Surprise Beach while watching boats drift by. The city makes an ideal base for exploring Portland's attractions without surrendering to big-city prices.
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Heathman Lodge
"This place was fantastic! They have a delicious restaurant too!! The pool sauna and hot tub are a great addition too. I really enjoyed staying here and will definitely be back."
Oxford Suites Portland - Jantzen Beach
"Stayed here multiple times. My go to hotel over the years but I can tell it’s starting to be neglected. The back half of the hotel, aka “economy” rooms, are in need of a serious renovation. And so are the elevators. I absolutely recommend staying here, but make sure it’s a newer room."
Cambria Hotel Portland - Pearl District
"Great location to trolley, restaurants, and Powell's Books. Staff was great and very responsive. If you're looking for a night out in Portland and need a place to stay, I'd recommend this hotel."
The Paramount Hotel
"El hotel es muy céntrico todo está cercas y está muy bello por dentro. Es la segunda vez que nos hospedamos y quedamos encantados."
The Porter Portland, Curio Collection by Hilton
"Very clean, very well maintained and very friendly staff. Nice place"
Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, Portland International Airport, OR
"Great spot for our last night in Portland."
Mark Spencer Hotel
"The Mark Spencer Hotel was definitely an experience I won't soon forget. By a textbook definition, the property would more likely be a 3 star hotel, but the staff really bumped it up to where I'd consider it a 4 star hotel. Let's start by saying the location was a major consideration. Public transport was easy and speedy (being able to take the MAX from PDX to DT was crazy convenient, making it $2.80, instead of $40+. There are a lot of restaurants, bars, and grocery stores within walking distance, It's a quick walk to the waterfront, PSU, and any number of sightseeing destinations. And with the MAX/FX2 just a few blocks away, I was able to easily go to Vancouver, WA, and east of the Willamette. The room itself was lovely. Comfortable bed (with lots of pillows), efficiency kitchen with cooking and dining utensils, black out shade for sleeping in, clean restroom, etc. I have zero complaints here. She's may be time-worn and storied, but I appreciate heirloom architecture far more than the pizzazz and blinding lights of the newer, "chic-er" area hotels. I read reviews about stains and mold, so I searched - I really searched, and found none. But the best part of my stay was the people who welcomed me, took care of me, and always had a smile. Particular shout out to Harrison and Tim, who went above and beyond. And Brent(?), who really followed up. Downtown anywhere is going to have challenges; theses guys really stepped up to make a pleasant stay. ❤️🤘💪"
Hotel Lucia
"Loved this hotel! They had instant cameras available for rent at the front desk for $25 - such a great souvenir! They had a fantastic gym, some pinball machines (arcade), tons of board games to choose from, and best of all - beer hour! Free beer (choice of 3 varieties) in the lobby between 5-6pm!!! Room was lovely and clean, only concern was the shower quality - weak pressure and old shower head, but small concern for a generally excellent experience."
