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The Vancouver Portland SpringHill Suites hotel is just minutes from downtown Portland and Vancouver, Hewlett Packard, RS Medical, Nautilus World Headquarters, WaferTech, Southwest Medical Center and the Vancouver Convention Center.
Front Desk
The SpringHill Suites Vancouver Portland hotel's associates are available 24 hours a day for reservations, guest registration, and helpful travel information.
Lobby
Retreat from your guest room and enjoy the comfortable spaces in our lobby to relax and unwind.
Lobby & Dining Area
Take advantage of our comfortable lobby seating anytime you want to relax over a cup of fresh coffee and a newspaper; meet with your group to finalize plans; or just mingle with fellow travelers. Designed with your comfort in mind, our lobby is available 24 hours a day and offers a variety of seating options.
Lobby Décor
We are excited to showcase our digital rotating art wall in our lobby.
Queen/Queen Suite
Our Queen/Queen Suites feature two spacious queen-sized beds, a large work desk connected to our complimentary high-speed Internet service, a living area populated with comfortable seating, a 32-inch flat screen television, microwave, and mini-refrigerator.
Queen/Queen Suite Sleeping Area
Our spacious Queen/Queen Suites feature two comfortable queen-sized beds and plenty of room to stretch out.
King Suite
The King Suites at the Vancouver Portland SpringHill Suites have everything you need to work and play comfortably. We provide a large, spacious work desk connected to our complimentary high-speed Internet access, a living area populated with comfortable seating, a 32-inch flat screen television, microwave, and mini-refrigerator.
King Suite Sleeping Area
You'll have plenty of room to stretch out on the king-sized bed with premium bedding in our king suites.
Suite Living Area
All Suites feature a separate living area and are 25 percent larger than most hotel rooms.
Suite Bathroom
The luxury doesn't end at the bedroom. Bathrooms at the Vancouver SpringHill Suites feature amenities such as curved shower rods that provide more space in the shower, upscale bath soaps and lotions and beautiful granite counter tops.
The Market
Got the midnight munchies? Stop by The Market, our on-site sundry shop, serving snacks, drinks, toiletries, and over-the-counter medicines. The Market is open to guests 24 hours a day.
Business Center
Our business center is available 24 hours a day to send an email, browse the Internet, or print a boarding pass.
Guest Laundry
Our hotel offers coin-operated laundry for guests 24 hours a day.
Breakfast Area
Start your day off the right way with our complimentary hot breakfast that includes fresh juice, coffee, cereals, waffles and more.
Breakfast Time Treats
A breakfast that is complimentary, but far from conventional.
Eggs Your Way
Build a bowl with scrambled eggs and your choice of healthy and delicious toppings, like fresh spinach and salsa.
Oatmeal Designed by You
Get a healthy start to your day with a fresh bowl of oatmeal topped with fresh fruit and sweet Nutella®.
Yogurt Your Way
Choose from a variety of toppings including dried fruit, brown sugar and granola to top off a bowl of healthy and delicious yogurt.
Indoor Pool
No matter what the weather is like outside, you can enjoy a refreshing swim in our heated indoor pool.
Indoor Pool & Hot Tub
With natural light and a cozy temperature, our indoor heated pool and hot tub are the most popular amenities!
Fitness Center
Our fitness center will allow you to keep up with your fitness regimen while on the road or allow you to simply unwind after a stressful day.
Mt Hood
View picturesque Mt Hood from the hotel or take a short drive to see it up close, just an hour and a half away. Enjoy a day of skiing, snowboarding, tubing or hiking.
Mt St Helens
Enjoy the view of Mt St. Helens from the hotel or take a day trip to see it up close, only 61 miles away.
Camas Meadows Golf Club
Camas Meadows Golf Course is adjacent to Lacamas Lake amid preserved wetlands and beautiful towering evergreens of Southwest Washington. The course features rye grass fairways and bent grass greens with water hazards, forced carries, and 50 bunkers strategically placed to make your round as challenging as you would like. Camas Meadows Golf Club was recently named The Best Public Golf Course to play in the Northwest and has received a 4-Star rating from Golf Digest Magazine. Photo courtesy of the Southwest Washington Convention & Visitors Bureau.
Columbia River Crossing
Columbia River Crossing, the Interstate Bridge, is actually made up of two side-by-side bridges. The northbound bridge was built in 1917 and the southbound bridge in 1958. After serving both Washington and Oregon so well for over 90 years, it is time to replace the two structures to best meet the next century's growing travel needs across the Columbia River. Today, the Interstate Bridge carries 135,000 vehicles per day. A replacement bridge will be designed to address future traffic demand, eliminate the need for bridge lifts and meet current seismic standards. Photo courtesy of the Southwest Washington Convention & Visitors Bureau
Columbia Tech Center Walking Trail
The Columbia Tech Center Walking Trail is 2.7 miles of walking trails that cover 13 acres. The area includes water features, benches, picnic tables, a neighborhood park, volleyball and basketball courts and an amphitheater. The trail connects to the hotel.
Columbia Waterfront
This 14-foot wide, shared-use concrete trail is the crowning jewel of Vancouver's Columbia River Waterfront Renaissance, connecting the downtown area to the city's long-neglected shoreline. The Water Resources Education Center lies along the trail, as do the Old Apple Tree, Marine Park, Kaiser Viewing Tower and Shipyards, and Tidewater Cove. Along the way are shops, restaurants and great places to picnic, play or just enjoy the view. The trail will continue east with the future Wintler Park extension. Photo courtesy of the Southwest Washington Convention & Visitors Bureau
Nautilus World Headquarters
The Nautilus World Headquarters is located in Vancouver, Washington right next door to our hotel. The 480,000 square foot building, on the 26 acre smoke-free campus, houses an on-site state-of-the-art fitness center and a big back yard with football, soccer, softball, basketball and walking track. Approximately 400 employees are located at the campus including the executive team, sales, marketing, administrative and support staff as well as their world-class call center.
Clark College
Clark College was founded as a private, two-year junior college in 1933 and was granted initial accreditation in 1937. The college received accreditation from the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities in 1948 and has maintained that standing today. Clark College serves nearly 13,000 students at its main campus, Clark College at Washington State University Vancouver, and Clark College at Town Plaza. Clark College at Columbia Tech Center will open in fall 2009, offering classes in the eastern part of the college's service district. Photo courtesy of the Southwest Washington Convention & Visitors Bureau
Esther Short Park
Esther Short Park in Vancouver, Washington was established in 1853, and is the oldest public park in the state of Washington. It has been called the "oldest public park in the West" by some, but was created after Lafayette Park in St. Louis, Missouri. It is located in the city's downtown between West Columbia and 8th Street. It was bequeathed to the city in 1862, and includes a children's playground, a rose garden, a large fountain system made of columnar basalt, a bell/clock tower, and the historic Slocum House. The park also houses the outdoor farmer's market each weekend. Photo courtesy of the Southwest Washington Convention & Visitors Bureau
Fort Vancouver
Fort Vancouver was a 19th century fur trading outpost along the Columbia River that served as the headquarters of the Hudson's Bay Company in the company's Columbia District (which covered the northern half of the region known to Americans as the Oregon Country). Named for Captain George Vancouver, the fort was located on the northern bank of the Columbia River in present-day Vancouver, Washington, near Portland, Oregon. Today, a full-scale replica of the fort, with internal buildings, has been constructed and is open to the public. Photo courtesy of the Southwest Washington Convention & Visitors Bureau
Columbia Meeting Room
Our versatile meeting space is a perfect place to hold a variety of functions – from wedding receptions to conferences. Call our event planning specialists today for more information. Our meeting room can hold anywhere up to 75 people.