Places to stay in Portland, Maine

We currently have 45 accommodations in and around Portland. There are also other regional listings available for Motor Inns, Hotels, Campgrounds and other properties. You can filter these listings by the available types.

Portland is an old seacoast town in Maine. It is also a city filled with galleries, one-of-kind boutiques and shops, and incredible restaurants serving everything from traditional New England clam chowder to nouveau cuisine. Portland is the banking capital of northern New England, home to major international law firms, import/export companies, and modern high-rise office buildings. Local restaurants include Maine Lobsterbake Company, The Highroller Lobster, Anthony's Italian Kitchen, and Hugo's.

If you are travelling in the area, Portland is located close to Oak Hill Community Church, York Hill, Interchange 8, Portland Waterfront Historic District and Yarmouth Fire and Rescue.

Portland stands as one of the few working waterfronts left in the United States, acting as New England's largest tonnage seaport and second largest fishing port. It is also the second largest oil port on the East Coast and the largest foreign inbound transit tonnage port in the United States!

The center of Portland ( which is at is longitude -70°15'19.173 and latitude 43°39'41.295 ) is located 2 miles away from South Portland, 3 miles away from Peaks Island, 5 miles away from Falmouth and 6 miles away from Scarborough.

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The Clarion Hotel Airport

10 OUT OF 10 Stayed here as an overnight stop of day trips we were taking. The bed was super comfortable and the room was very quiet. (Would have thought with the highway and airport nearby it would have been noisy). The staff was accommodating and friendly. There is a restaurant there and room service is .....
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The Hilton Garden Inn

8 OUT OF 10 Good for families. We were looking forward to a drink and good dinner but due to trouble locating the hotel did not arrive until after 10. Hotel staff was wonderful in that they sold us drinks in spite of fact that bar was closed. We just expected something that hotel did not have. But it is .....
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The La Quinta Inn & Suites

Portland’s scenic waterfront, lighthouses, Arts District, and award-winning restaurants will be at your fingertips with a stay at La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Portland. Our convenient hotel off I-295 is just two miles from Casco Bay Ferry Terminal and three miles from Portland .....

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The Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Portland

Relax at our Ramada Plaza Portland hotel, conveniently located off I-95 and minutes from Portland International Jetport. Downtown Portland, top attractions, and businesses are just minutes away. Our pet-friendly hotel in Portland is a top choice among midscale hotels for our onsite amenities, .....

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Maria's Restaurant ( Dining / Italian ). Located at 337 Cumberland Avenue. Anthony and Madeline Napolitano established Maria's Restaurant in 1960. Together they built what many food critics and patrons have called as "Portland's finest authentic Italian Cuisine." With Anthony Sr. running the kitchen and preparing his wonderful Italian selections, and Madeline as hostess, greeting all their customers with her charming personality, they created Maria's Ristorante. www.mariasrestaurant.com Link

Margaritas Mexican Restaurants ( Dining / Mexican ). Located at 242 Saint John Street. Authentically delicious food and drinks made fresh to order daily. Art and furnishings handcrafted in Mexico. For family, friends and community, the fiesta starts here. It's like being in Mexico without getting on a plane! www.margs.com Link

Hugo's ( Dining / Other ). Located at 88 Middle Street. Hugo’s restaurant has evolved dramatically. Since opening its doors in 1988, the once-humble family eatery has gone on to garner national attention for its refined cuisine. Seated at the top of Portland’s Old Port in the burgeoning India Street neighborhood, Hugo’s marks the division between the old and new, embracing tradition and pursuing innovation. Now in its third generation of ownership, Hugo’s continues to improve. With intellectual curiosity and modern technique driving the process, our ingredients are farmed, fished and foraged almost exclusively here in Maine, reflecting the dramatic seasonal shifts of Northern New England. Wrapped in soft leather, wrought iron, and 160 year-old reclaimed red birch, the sumptuous dining room looks into an open kitchen. Custom finish work by local craftsmen ornament the space, from bespoke china to hand-stitched menus, Hugo’s dining room truly is an expression of Portland. www.hugos.net Link

Diamond's Edge Restaurant ( Dining / Steak ). A rustic, yet elegant fine dining restaurant, Diamond’s Edge focuses on local fare and fresh seafood, serving BLUNCH, lunch and dinner, with a bar menu and a raw bar onsite. Open during the summer months, we invite you to come out and enjoy a memorable culinary experience from notable Executive Chef Justin Rowe. diamondsedge.com Link

Andy's Old Port Pub ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Located at 94 Commercial Street. Andy’s Old Port Pub is a waterfront watering hole frequented by islanders, fishermen, music lovers and locals. Nestled in between Gilbert’s Chowder House and the Casco Variety Store, we can be a tricky little Pub to find. Our main entry is five steps above street level and not visible from the sidewalk. The occasional tourist - fortunate enough to find their way to us - always gets a warm welcome and an authentic taste of Portland’s Old Port neighborhood. andysoldportpub.com Link

Saltwater Grille ( Dining / Seafood ). Located at 231 Front Street, South Portland, 2 miles from the center of Portland. Thethe moment you step inside; there is a friendly greeting, a panoramic view of Portland, the aroma of food being prepared and the welcoming dining room. The owner, Mark Loring, has been one of the trend-setting restauranteurs in the Portland area for many years. The Saltwater Grille is his creation combining the best of his experiences. Many nights he is right there to greet the guests. Every season hold its magic at The Saltwater Grille. In summer, guests flock to the decks and in winter they sit in the flickering warmth of the fireplace. Spring and fall sunsets have special light. And on a clear crisp day you can see beyond Portland to the White Mountains. Everywhere you see the ocean with its dazzling yachts and hard-working boats. The lunch and dinner menus, too, reflect the changes each season. And always there is fresh fish from nearby docks. The restaurant has an impressive wine list and at prices everyone can afford. www.saltwatergrille.com Link

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