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Road TripsCity Population583,776
Elevation77 ft.
Sales TaxOregon levies no sales tax. The Portland area has a lodging tax of 11.5 percent and a rental car tax of 17 percent.
Emergency911
Police (non-emergency)(503) 823-3333
HospitalsAdventist Medical Center, (503) 257-2500; Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, (503) 413-2200; Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, (503) 413-7711; OHSU Hospital, (503) 494-8311.
Visitor Information The Travel Portland Visitor Information Center 877 S.W. Taylor St. Portland, OR 97205. Phone:(503)275-8355 or (888)503-3291
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Air TravelCheap airline flights can be found from cities all over the country. Portland International Airport (PDX), 9 miles east of I-5 off I-205, is served by most domestic airlines. Transportation from downtown to the airport is available from airport shuttles, which run between the airport and major downtown hotels every 30 minutes daily 5 a.m.-midnight. The public bus and light-rail system, TriMet, also serves the airport; phone (503) 238-7433 for schedules. Taxi fares between the airport and downtown average about $35.
Rental CarsSeveral rental car agencies serve the Portland area. Hertz, (503) 528-7900 (airport), (503) 249-5727 (downtown) or (800) 654-3080, offers discounts to AAA members.
Rail ServiceThe Amtrak passenger train terminal is at 800 N.W. Sixth Ave.; phone (800) 872-7245.
TaxisCabs must be hired by phone or at taxi stations, although a few will answer a hail from the street in the downtown business district. Companies include Broadway Cab Co., (503) 333-3333; and Radio Cab, (503) 227-1212. Fares are metered. Most taxi services charge $3-$5 for one person for the first .1 mile then $2.60 for each additional mile and a $1 fee for each additional passenger.
Public TransportationTransportation by bus, streetcar or light-rail is available in Portland.
Portland, OR
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Hyatt Place Portland Airport/Cascade Station9750 NE Cascades Pkwy. Portland, OR 97220
Book NowCity Population
583,776
Elevation
77 ft.
Sales Tax
Oregon levies no sales tax. The Portland area has a lodging tax of 11.5 percent and a rental car tax of 17 percent.
Emergency
911
Police (non-emergency)
(503) 823-3333
Hospitals
Adventist Medical Center, (503) 257-2500; Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, (503) 413-2200; Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center, (503) 413-7711; OHSU Hospital, (503) 494-8311.
Visitor Information
877 S.W. Taylor St. Portland, OR 97205. Phone:(503)275-8355 or (888)503-3291
Air Travel
Cheap airline flights can be found from cities all over the country.
Rental Cars
Several rental car agencies serve the Portland area. Hertz, (503) 528-7900 (airport), (503) 249-5727 (downtown) or (800) 654-3080, offers discounts to AAA members.
Rail Service
The Amtrak passenger train terminal is at 800 N.W. Sixth Ave.; phone (800) 872-7245.
Taxis
Cabs must be hired by phone or at taxi stations, although a few will answer a hail from the street in the downtown business district. Companies include Broadway Cab Co., (503) 333-3333; and Radio Cab, (503) 227-1212. Fares are metered. Most taxi services charge $3-$5 for one person for the first .1 mile then $2.60 for each additional mile and a $1 fee for each additional passenger.
Public Transportation
Transportation by bus, streetcar or light-rail is available in Portland.
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