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There's nowhere in Portland that's more laid-back and quirky than Southeast. The Portland Hawthorne Hostel is in the middle of Southeast -- and there's nowhere you can stay in Portland thats more laid back and quirky than the Hawthorne Hostel.

The Hostel


The Hawthorne Hostel is a Victorian house built in 1909. Inside, you'll find that the walls are painted all different colors, there's mosaics on the fireplace in the dining room, and it's all topped off with an ecoroof, a roof covered in soil and plants to make the building more sustainable, on the second floor.

Downstairs is the men's dorm and a coed dorm. The kitchen, dining room and office are on the ground floor with a large porch out front and an enclosed back porch with laundry facilities, lockers and bike rentals. The private rooms are on the third floor, and a room that serves as an extra coed dorm in the summer, and an extra private room in the winter. We're part of Hostelling International, a global non-profit organization that makes sure its hostels follow business and cleanliness standards.

We throw a variety of events for visitors and the community, especially during the summer. We have a community potluck brunch every Sunday, and summer brings weekly Open Mic Nights in our yard, outdoor and 'bike in' movies.

We also feature:

• 24 hour access, no lock-out or curfew
  
  
  
• Free wireless internet and a high speed internet kiosk
  
  
  
• Free local courtesy phone; phone cards available for purchase
  
  
  
• Free parking
  
  
  
• Free bagels, gourmet bread and pastries
  
  
  
• $1 DIY pancake breakfast
  
  
  
• Coffee and tea
  
  
  
• Discount bicycle rentals onsite
  
  
  
• Lockers and laundry facilities

Our Neighborhood


The Hawthorne Hostel is located on Hawthorne Boulevard in the Sunnyside neighborhood, in the heart of Southeast Portland. Lonely Planet calls Hawthorne one of Portland's most youthful and dynamic neighborhoods, and with good reason. In less than ten minutes you can walk to dozens of coffeehouses, pubs, thrift stores, alternative and hippie boutique stores, ethnic and vegetarian restaurants and cafés, organic grocery stores, plus several discount movie houses, a Zen meditation center, and lots of eccentric attractions. We're also only a 15-minute bus ride from downtown Portland.

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The Hawthorne Hostel Guide to Portland, popular places

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