Facing east and south, this corner room gets the most morning light. Sunrise colors are reflected in the red and gold of the bedroom, as well as the yellow travertine and red onyx of the bathroom. Views of Mt. Hood and the Willamette River.
California King bed. Shower.
*Rates - $105 - $150/night, $425 - $625/week
Colors and themes of Classical Greece, as well as the Greek Isles, are found here. Sky blue and white; white marble in the bathroom. Bright southern light; the house's most unobstructed views of Mt. Hood and the Willamette River.
King bed. Shower.
*Rates - $105 - $150/night, $425 - $625/week
Entering this space, you see colors of the deep forest: greens, golds and browns. Peaceful north-facing outlook; view of mature trees and rhododendrons. Granite, marble, and pebbles in the grotto-inspired bathroom.
Queen bed. Shower.
*Rates - $95 - $140/night, $385 - $575/week
Queen Scheherazade, who told the Tales of the Arabian Nights and charmed her sultan, might have liked this room. Perhaps your dreams will transport you to faraway lands, too.
This room is our pet-free zone.
Queen bed. Clawfoot tub with shower.
*Rates - $85 - $130/night, $350 - $525/week
This east-facing micro-suite was inspired by high mountain and northern places. Light blue bedroom and a midnight bathroom. Stone and glass tile bring to mind the rock and ice of mountain peaks while everyday comforts keep you cozy.
Twin trundle bed. Clawfoot bathtub with shower
*Rates - $75 - $120/night, $295 - $475/week.Thank your for the lovely stay. The perfect place to return to after my yoga classes! Namaste,
Bellaterra Bed and Breakfast
3935 SW Corbett Ave
Portland, OR 97239
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Ellen
(503) 222-6864
Portland, OR 97239
United States of America
Innkeeper(s): Ellen
(503) 222-6864
Circa 1893. Pets are welcome at this newly restored Victorian. Located in the historic neighborhood of Lair Hill, adjacent to downtown Portland, Oregon, there are wonderful views of the Willamette River and Mt. Hood. Walk along the riverfront trails or Marquam Trail in Terwilliger Woods and Forest Park. Relax in one of the common areas or become immersed in a good book in the reading nook. Each creatively elegant guest room is designed and furnished to reflect a themed aspect of nature or culture. Choose to start each day with a satisfying breakfast before enjoying the many attractions the Pacific Northwest has to offer.
For more information visit their website:
Bellaterra Bed and Breakfast
Customer Reviews
Service 
Condition
Cleanliness
Room Comfort
Location
