Hotels in Salem, Orgeon

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Salem, Oregon offers visitors exciting attractions such as the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes, the Salem Rodeo and the Riverfront Park. During the last weekend of June, the Riverfront Park annually holds the Salem World Beat Festival; fun for the entire family. You can also visit the Enchanted Forest or Salem's Riverfront Carousel. Lodging choices are bountiful in Salem so you're sure to find the perfect escape.

Travelodge

Travelodge offers guests a free continental breakfast, an outdoor seasonal pool and free high-speed wireless Internet access. Amenities included in all rooms are free cable television, free in-room coffee and a microwave & refrigerator. Attractions located near the hotel are the Enchanted Forest, Oregon Gardens and the Oregon State Capitol. Restaurants nearby are the Mexican Express, Subway and Moys Kitchen.

Travelodge
1555 State St.
Salem, OR 97301
503-581-2466
travelodge.com

Phoenix Grand Hotel

The Phoenix Grand Hotel welcomes guests with a complimentary extended continental breakfast, free high-speed Internet access, an indoor heated pool and a fitness center. Bentleys Grill, a full service restaurant, is located within the hotel including seating for up to 200 people. Local attractions include the Oregon State Fairgrounds, Eco Earth and A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village.

Phoenix Grand Hotel
201 Liberty St.
Salem, OR 97301
503-540-7800‎
phoenixgrandhotel.com

Red Lion Hotel

The Red Lion invites visitors to take advantage of free high-speed wireless Internet access, an indoor heated pool and a fitness center with a spa. The Red Lion is just minutes away from the Salem Center, the Oregon State Capitol, Oregon Gardens and the Woodburn Outlet Mall.

Red Lion Hotel
3301 Market St. NW
Salem, OR 97301
503-370-7888‎
rdln.com

Article Written By Dawn Smith

Dawn Smith is college educated and has been professionally writing since 2005 for various publications. She is currently a freelance writer and has written for several online publications, including eHow and Trails.com. Smith is also a registered nurse with a B.S.N. who has worked with internal medicine doctors most of her medical career.

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