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The Nines

Portland, Oregon, United States · The Luxury Collection · Accessible Luxury

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The Nines occupies the top nine floors of Portland's 1909 Meier & Frank Building, A.E. Doyle's first glazed terra-cotta stack downtown, the old department-store flagship recast as a hotel in 2008 across from Pioneer Courthouse Square. A seven-story atrium now rises inside the Commercial Style shell. Departure Restaurant + Lounge and Urban Farmer Steakhouse still feed the house, and AAA kept Four Diamond in 2025.

About The Nines

History

The Nines occupies the top nine floors of Portland's Meier & Frank Building, completed in 1909 as the flagship store and headquarters of the Meier & Frank department store chain. Architects Doyle & Patterson raised a fifteen-story Commercial Style / Chicago School stack with a glazed terra-cotta exterior, A.E. Doyle's first use of the material. The hotel opened in October 2008 after a roughly $140 million adaptive reuse, with a seven-story atrium cut into the historic shell across from Pioneer Courthouse Square.

Departure Restaurant + Lounge sits on the roof; Urban Farmer Steakhouse is in the lobby. AAA Four Diamond in 2025. The house now operates in Marriott's Luxury Collection.

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