Hotel Grand Stark
Industrial-heritage boutique with a Pacific Northwest DIY sensibility. Gallery-like lobby filled with local art and custom furnishings. The vibe is Wes Anderson-esque kitschy-refined — eclectic without being precious.
Street parking 1+ block away from the hotel is free overnight — skip the $55/day valet if you have the flexibility
Why It Matters
Named for the historic intersection it anchors, Grand Stark is one of the only boutique hotels in Portland that actually puts you in the creative eastside rather than the polished downtown core. It's Michelin-listed, Tablet Hotels-affiliated, and came from the same Palisociety stable that produced Palihotel Seattle.
Hotel Grand Stark sits at the corner of SE Grand and Stark in Portland's Central Eastside — a neighborhood that runs on craft beer, independent makers, and third-wave coffee. The building dates to 1908 (originally Hotel Chamberlain, then a furniture workshop for decades), and was reimagined by Palisociety's LA design team alongside Portland-based North 45 Projects. The result is 57 rooms that feel genuinely Northwestern: wood floors, bespoke furniture, pops of green and teal, and zero resort-hotel blandness. But it's still a proper boutique stay, with Diptyque bath products, SMEG fridges, and Bellino linens across every room type.
Where You'll Stay
5 room types available
The Deluxe King
The top of the room tier at 286–350 sq ft, with a sitting area and the most generous footprint in the hotel. Best choice for longer stays, couples wanting extra room, or anyone who hates feeling like they're living in a shoebox.
King · 30 sqm
The Double
The largest of the standard rooms at 392 sq ft, The Double fits two double beds without feeling cramped. Light-filled with a cozy seating area and full work desk — good for families or friends who want a bit of breathing room.
Two Double Beds · 36 sqm
The Grand King
Spanning 267–338 sq ft, the Grand King steps up with a cozy seating area in select rooms alongside the full work desk setup. More space to spread out, still the same Pacific Northwest design language. Accessible rooms available.
King · 28 sqm
The King
Running 222–325 sq ft, The King is the bread-and-butter room for couples and solo travelers. Sunlight-filled with bespoke eclectic furniture and the full suite of room amenities. Accessible rooms available.
King · 25 sqm
The Queen
Ranging 221–252 sq ft, The Queen is the entry-level room and the most compact on offer. Tight but well-designed — solo travelers and business visitors rarely feel squeezed. Accessible rooms available.
Queen · 22 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Each morning, hotel guests are invited to The Study Hall for complimentary brewed coffee and pastries from 7–10am.
The hotel provides a curated guide to the Central Eastside neighborhood — covering local cafes, breweries, galleries, and markets.
The gallery-style lobby features a curated art installation from local Portland artists and makers. Guests can explore it any time.
The Study Hall accommodates up to 30 for a seated meeting or private meal, and up to 50 for a standing cocktail reception. Available for private buyout by inquiry.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Hotel Grand Stark Vibes playlist available on Spotify, linked from the official amenities page.
Valet parking available 7am–11pm for $55/day. No overnight valet after 11pm. Free street parking available within 1 block.
Curated pet program with pet-specific amenities. Dog-walking services can be arranged through the front desk.
Gallery-inspired central lobby with custom furnishings, local art installations, and communal seating — designed as a public space as much as a hotel lobby.
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