Portland Oregon's Three Most Romantic Bed and Breakfasts

For that romantic getaway this year visit one of Oregon's great Bed and Breakfast Inns. Each of the B&B's has something fantastic to offer, price, location, and easy to reach activities.

Bellaterra Bed and Breakfast

Just 2 miles north of downtown Portland, Bellaterra B&B is a beautiful restored Victorian style home, built in 1893 the classic style and comfort of Bellaterra attracts visitors from all walks of life. The Portland historic neighborhood of Lair Hill is an amazing place for a quiet walk day, or evening for the visitors to Bellaterra.

Bellaterra not only offers visitors a great view of the Willamette River and Mount Hood but also sits close to the riverfront trail, and Marquam Trail located in the Terwilliger Woods. Some of Portland's great in-city forest parks are located here.

Bellaterra offers rooms with a theme:

The Sunrise Room faces east and south and sits right in the corner of Bellaterra, this gold and red bedroom and red onyx bathroom offer some soothing colors to relax in. The California King bed makes the night a restful one with peaceful dreams coming your way. Cost is $105 - $150 a night or $425 - $625 a week.

The Aegean Room which has colors and a classical Greek feel, King Bed and shower with rates of $105 - $150 a night and $425 - $625 a week.

The Woodland Room is a place of deep peace a thought. Colored with forest greens, gold and browns and facing north the Woodland Room gives visitors the view of forest trees, rhododendrons in bloom and a grotto-inspired bathroom for those hot showers. Cost $95 - $140 a night and $385 - $575 a week.

The Schenherazade Room is styled after the Tales of the Arabian Nights and will transport visitors to that far away time and place, cost $85 - $130 a night and $350 - $525 a week. The Borealis Room faces east and is a micro suite. Light blue and Midnight blue bath will give visitors a sense of peace, calm, and coolness. The bath is a great place to soak and the twin trundle bed is great for singles and young adults. Cost is $75 - $120 a night and $295 - $475 a week.

No matter your family size or reason for visiting Portland The Bellaterra B&B will give you that home feeling and a restful visit. For more information visit
http://bellaterrabnb.com/

Lion and the Rose

Built in 1906 this Queen Anne mansion is part of the National Register of Historic Places. Located in the Irvington Historic District of Portland this is a great place for visitors to relax, recharge and with the local shops, theaters and restaurants just steps away a great place to pick up those little gifts for loved ones at home. Close to the light rail of Portland a trip to the Saturday Market or downtown shopping is free and just a short ride away. Check out the website at http://www.lionrose.com/ for reservations and prices.

The Lion and the Rose offers seven rooms, all guest rooms have a private bath, free local and long distance phone in the U.S., Internet access, hair dryers, iron and board, and on street parking at no cost. A full two-course breakfast is optional at $10 per guest per day from May thru September, October thru April is the budget period and continental breakfast is $5.00 per guest per day and includes coffee, tea, hot chocolate, apple cider and cookies or whole fruit.

Room prices are $99 to $224 for the Rose Room (queen bed) and Lavonna Room (king 'Sleep Number' bed) Garden Room (King Bed). For $99 to $199 the Joseph Room (queen bed), Starina Room (queen bed), Escapade Room (king bed or two twins), at $99 to $159 Lion and the Rose provides the Avandel Room (full-size double bed), the Victorian Apartment sleeps up to 6 and is child approved, $99 to $249 with an extra $30 for a third bed, provides a kitchenette with fridge & microwave keep in mind that the Victoria apartment does not offer breakfast and has limited housekeeping

White House Bed & Breakfast

One of Portland's most acclaimed, beautiful, and enjoyable B&B's the White House serves daily breakfast to guests each morning. This daily event has been called one of the delights of staying at the White House. Sitting right in the North East Historic Irvington district at 1914 NE 22nd Ave. The White House was built in 19111 by Robert Lytel one of the Pacific Northwest lumber barons, billed as the most expensive home in the Irvington District at it completion the White House was a mansion in it's day and still is in present time. This historic neighborhood offers guests the venue of walking, jogging, shopping and a visit to the famous Portland's Lloyd Center Mall. A visit to the famous International Rose test Gardens, Japanese gardens, Portland Art Museum, Chinese Gardens and Portland famous Pittock Mansion are also spots for visitors to put on the list of things to see and do in Portland.

Being met by 14 huge columns and the beautiful fountain when pulling into the circular driveway generally takes the breath away from guests on their moment of arrival. There are five guests' rooms in the main house and three guess rooms in the Carriage House all filled with antiques, paintings and porcelains. Generally not a place for small children the White House is listed as one of the Best Places to Kiss and Best Places to Stay in the Pacific Northwest. Each room is equipped with feather pillows, rich linens, private bath, climate control, phones, data ports and wireless Internet. Spa suites also come with French champagne and Moonstruck Chocolate gifts. A vegetarian breakfast made from fresh local fare is served in the main dining room by candlelight. For meat lovers the White House serves Carlton Farm's hormone free meats on the side. If guests prefer Vegan then a request at time of reservation is required. Every day there is a complimentary espresso coffee bar for those who, like me, love their coffee.

Rates for rooms range from $125 to $225 and reservations are necessary.

Portland is one of the Pacific Northwest's most interesting cities and offers visitors and travelers a great place to shop, see that theater performance, walk in the country, love the outdoors and also bring romance back into your life. A trip to Portland Oregon is a wonderful, peaceful, and energizing trip for all who come. Visit http://www.portlandswhitehouse.com/ to check into availability and make reservations.