Holiday Inn
The Holiday Inn is situated conveniently near Interstate 5. Recently remodeled, the Holiday Inn offers guest rooms with either a king bed, queen beds or two double beds. All rooms come with custom bath amenities, a comfortable sitting chair and a writing desk. The hotel offers complimentary continental breakfast, an indoor heated swimming pool and hot tub, and access to the business center. High-speed Internet access is available.
Holiday Inn
25425 SW 95th Ave.
Wilsonville, OR 97070
877-863-4780
holidayinn.com
La Quinta Wilsonville
The La Quinta Wilsonville offers vacation and business travelers lodging that is within five minutes from downtown Portland. The standard rooms and suites offer one king bed or two queen beds. All rooms come with refrigerators, microwaves and wet bars. The rooms feature work desks with ergonomic leather chairs and complimentary high-speed wireless Internet. The La Quinta offers a daily complimentary continental breakfast and a heated year-round swimming pool. Pets can be accommodated for a small fee.
La Quinta Wilsonville
8815 SW Sun Place
Wilsonville, OR 97070
800-213-8119
wilsonvillelaquinta.com
Best Western Willamette Inn
Located twenty minutes from downtown Portland, the Best Western offers rooms with king, queen or double beds. All rooms feature private balconies, satellite televisions, refrigerators and microwaves. High-speed wireless Internet is available in all rooms. Complimentary continental breakfast is available daily, as well as fresh cookies and soup in the evening. The outdoor heated swimming pool and hot tub are open year-round. Pets are welcome with size restrictions and a small fee. For business travelers, the hotel offers banquet and meeting facilities.
Best Western Willamette Inn
30800 SW Parkway Ave.
503-682-2288
Wilsonville, OR 97070
bestwesternoregon.com
Article Written By Kristina Hall
Kristina Hall has been a writer for more than 20 years. She has been a professional social media writer since 2007. She writes social media and weekly blogs for wineries, the building industry and Women's Outdoor Adventures. She is published in "Toyota Trails," "Arizona Wildlife Federation News" and several local newspapers. She has a B.S in environmental education.
