Sentinel

So Many Stories

Welcome

Named after its historic architectural details, Sentinel serves as a meeting place for the visionary thinkers, makers and doers who flock to this verdant, rain-soaked Pacific Northwest city for inspiration. Art celebrates those who challenged the status quo, pushed the limits and left their mark on fashion, music, innovation, sport and human rights. Soaring historic spaces play host to intimate events and epic meetings of the mind. There are so many stories here.

Welcome, Sentinel.

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    The Necessities

    WHAT TIME IS CHECK OUT?

    Noon.

    WHAT IF I WANT A LATE CHECK OUT?

    Call the front desk on the morning of your departure to request one. We’ll do our darndest. It just depends on whether someone is checking into your room today.

    DID YOU GET YOUR WORKOUT TODAY?

    Our fitness center is located in the West Wing (You know, like where the President sits).

    ROOM SERVICE

    Jake's Grill currently offers 24/7 room service. Take a look at the menu HERE.

    TV CHANNEL GUIDE

    Visit our TV Channel Guide to see what channels are available.

    NEED TO GET A LITTLE WORK DONE?

    Do it. Our business center is located just off the lobby and open 24 hours daily.

    HERE FOR A MEETING?

    Our meeting rooms are on floors 2, 3 and 4 of the West Wing (Mr./Ms. President).

    DO YOU HAVE LAUNDRY SERVICES?

    There are bags and forms in the closet. Call the front desk by 8:30 a.m. to schedule a pick up and you’ll have it back by 6 p.m., except on Sundays and holidays.

    NEED TO MAKE SOME CALLS?

    Both local calls and calls within the hotel are free. Long distance fees depend on where you are calling and the time of day.

    CAN I GET A….?

    Let us stop you right there because the chances are very good that the answer is yes. Text our virtual concierge, Paige, and put us to the test.

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    Explore

    Portland, which has always taken great pride in its eccentricities and refusal to adhere to the norm, is known for inspiring some of the greatest minds on the map — musicians, designers, chefs and revolutionaries — which is why so many exceptional creatives choose to call this extraordinary city home. Visitors are therefore fortunate enough to have access to some of the most cutting-edge cuisine, tipples, fashion and art in the region and beyond. And if you’re looking for the kind of inspiration that fresh air and fir trees offer, Portland has it in spades, with sprawling urban green spaces only steps from downtown. Check out our guide for our best recommendations for the city that sparks invention.

    PORTLAND DIRECTORY

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      Housed in the Sentinel’s storied West Wing, the Domaine Serene Wine Lounge draws in wine lovers from Oregon and around the world with its award-winning wines.

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      Once the center of Old Town nightlife, Fortune has found a new home in Portland’s West End. Bringing its new energy, good vibes, mixed beats and creatively crafted food and beverages to join us at Sentinel.

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      Offering a contemporary take on classic American cuisine, Jake’s Grill serves some of the best steak and seafood in the city.

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      Dream big. Live Large. Stay Inspired. In addition to the local offerings from our Co-Conspirators, Sentinel provides welcoming Signature Amenities at our luxury downtown Portland location.

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      Provenance Hotels’ Well+Fit program is designed to keep you moving while you’re on the move, because we believe you should feel your best, whether you’re at home or on the road. From the top-of-the-line equipment in our fitness centers — did someone say Peloton? — to class passes for local studios, to streaming online workouts directly into the comfort and privacy of your guestroom, Provenance Hotels’ Well+Fit program is designed for the well traveled and well-traveler. Text Paige to receive your kit.

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      Why do we call it Sentinel? Walk around the East Wing along 10th and Alder and look up. See those robots along the roof looking out toward the future? Those are sentinels. They’re visionaries, and they remind us of you.

      The East Wing, built in 1909 as the Seward Hotel, has had many incarnations. The West Wing was built in 1923 to house the Portland Elks Lodge.

      ART STORY HISTORY