Luxury Oregon Holidays

Holidays to Oregon with If Only

Oregon offers something for everyone, from foodies and wine connoisseurs to lovers of the great outdoors. Most visits to the state begin in funky Portland, which combines a sophisticated, cosmopolitan atmosphere with a refreshingly friendly, small-town warmth. Throughout the state, there are an abundance of natural wonders, cultural activities and unique cuisines waiting to be discovered.

Why Visit Oregon?

Head to the coast to beautiful Cannon Beach
Why Visit Oregon?

Sample local produce at some of the wineries in Willamette Valley
Why Visit Oregon?

Watch an American football game in Eugene’s Autzen Stadium, one of the loudest stadiums in the USA

We currently feature 2 luxury properties in Oregon

Royal Sonesta Portland Downtown

Oregon, The United States

A boutique style hotel that prides itself on its eccentricity, eclectic style and status as one of Portland’s trendiest social hubs.

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The Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Portland

Oregon, The United States

Historic in nature, yet contemporary in everything else, The Nines is a luxurious hotel situated in downtown Portland, just steps from Pioneer Square.

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Highlights

With so much on offer in Portland and beyond, Oregon is a destination in its own right.

Portland - a garden city

Oregon’s largest city, Portland, is often less frequented than its Pacific Northwest neighbour, Seattle. However, there’s plenty going on in this quirky city. This green city is home to some fantastic outdoor attractions, including Washington Park, International Rose Test Garden and Mill Ends Park - the world’s smallest dedicated park. Portland is also ideal for foodies and beer lovers, thanks to an array of food trucks and breweries, while those with a sweet tooth should head to VooDoo Doughnuts and Salt & Straw. The Portland Saturday Market is a great place to pick up a unique, handmade souvenir.

Take in the sights

Just 30 minutes east of Portland, the Columbia River Gorge is a must-visit for both photographers and hikers. Oneonta Gorge follows a unique trail along the river, while the beautiful Multnomah Falls are the most photographed in Oregon. However for the best views, hike up Angel’s Rest at the western end of the Columbia River Gorge.

Sail on Crater Lake

Formed after a violent eruption almost 8,000 years ago, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the USA. The intense blue waters are an indication of the lake’s great depth and purity as it’s fed entirely by rain and snow from the surrounding cliffs. Enjoy a boat cruise on the lake or explore some of the National Park’s trails - although snowfall may close some in winter.