Name: Hilton Garden Inn Portland Downtown Waterfront
Price range: USD452.53
Rating: 4.5

Hilton hotels in Portland Maine

Hilton Hotels, a globally recognized brand, has a prominent presence in Portland, Maine, offering the full range of their renowned hospitality services. They have a remarkable footprint in the city, with several properties under their wings, each designed to cater to different guest needs. Their offerings in Portland Maine include the Hilton Garden Inn Portland Downtown Waterfront, The Westin Portland Harborview, which is a part of the Hilton family and DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland. These properties perfectly embody the spirit of Hilton's trademark warm hospitality.

The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Downtown Waterfront is strategically located to offer stunning views of the waterfront. It's a short walk from the Old Port District, known for its shopping, eating options and vibrant nightlife. The hotel offers comfortable rooms, a fitness center, an indoor pool, and a business center. The Garden Grille & Bar serves breakfast and dinner, while the Pavilion Pantry is open 24/7 for snacks and sundries.

The Westin Portland Harborview sits in the arts district and is a historic hotel offering luxurious accommodations with views overlooking the city. The hotel was originally opened in 1927 as the Eastland Park Hotel, and after extensive renovations, it re-emerged as The Westin in 2013. The property is home to a spacious grand ballroom, perfect for events and weddings, a spa, and the iconic Top of the East rooftop bar offering cocktails along with panoramic views of the city.

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Portland brings another dimension to Hilton’s offerings in Portland. With a commitment to environmentally friendly practices, the hotel is one of the few Maine hotels to earn the Environmental Leader Certification from the state. Located beside Maine's largest shopping mall and with a deliciously famous tradition of welcoming guests with warm chocolate chip cookies, the DoubleTree offers a unique blend of warmth and comfort to its visitors. Each of these Hilton hotels exemplifies their dedication to delivering high quality and personalized service to all their guests.

Upscale restaurants in Portland, Maine

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Fore Street
Locals and tourists alike, flock to Fore Street for their unparalleled farm-to-table cuisine. This James Beard award-winning restaurant is renowned for its wood-fired kitchen and rotating menu that keeps pace with the seasons.
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The Grill Room
Located in the heart of the Old Port, The Grill Room is recognized for its artfully crafted wood-grilled steaks and energetic bar scene. Enjoy a rustic and upscale dining experience where you can pair your meal with a selection from an extensive wine list.
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Hugo's
Redefining New England cuisine with artful presentation and bold flavor profiles, Hugo's offers a unique dining experience. The elegant atmosphere combined with the shifting tasting menu crafted from locally sourced ingredients has made it a staple in Portland's restaurant scene.
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Central Provisions
Central Provisions delivers an exciting dining experience with international food and excellent cocktails at its hip locale within the vibrant Old Port district. The charming brick and beam decor offers a unique atmospheric dining experience.
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Scales
Situated along Portland's working waterfront, Scales capitalizes on its locale by offering a modern take on seafood cuisine. Scales provides fantastic harbor views, a welcoming atmosphere, and the freshest seafood built around the bounty of the sea.
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Shopping centers in Portland, Maine

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Maine Mall
Considered the largest shopping mall in Maine, Maine Mall offers over 120 stores and a food court. It is conveniently located in South Portland and is anchored by large department stores like Macy's and JCPenney.
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Old Port
Known for its cobblestone streets, Old Port is a district in Portland, Maine where you'll find numerous boutiques, designer shops and specialty retailers alongside vibrant restaurants and art galleries.
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The Shops at Falmouth Village
Located in the area of Falmouth, just north of Portland, the Shops at Falmouth Village offer a unique mix of local businesses including fashion boutiques, a bakery, a wine shop, and several restaurants.
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Freeport Outlets
Just a short drive from Portland, the Freeport Outlets feature over 100 shops including international brands like Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, and Gap. It also houses the flagship store of the popular outdoor retailer, L.L. Bean.
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Portland Shopping Center
Featuring a variety of retail and grocery stores, the Portland Shopping Center serves as a one-stop shop for everyday needs. It also includes several dining options catering to a range of cuisines.
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Cultural landmarks in Portland, Maine

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Portland Museum of Art
Located in the heart of Portland's cultural district, the Portland Museum of Art showcases a range of artwork from local and international artists. The museum's collection includes major works by Winslow Homer, Marsden Hartley, Rockwell Kent, Louise Nevelson, and Andrew Wyeth, reflecting Maine’s role in American art.
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Wadsworth-Longfellow House
Visitors can explore the Wadsworth-Longfellow House, childhood home of famed American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Dating back to 1785, this historic site is preserved precisely as it was and allows guests to go back in time to experience early American culture.
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Victoria Mansion
Known as the Morse-Libby House, Victoria Mansion is a lavish, Italian-style villa noted for its architectural significance and well-preserved interiors, which offer visitors a glimpse into Portland's wealthy, seafaring past.
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Old Port
Step back in time by visiting the Old Port district. This historic area of Portland features cobblestone streets, 19th-century brick buildings, charming boutiques, and exceptional dining spots. Today, it's a bustling commercial and nightlife district.
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Portland Head Light
Located in nearby Cape Elizabeth, Portland Head Light is a cultural landmark that attracts countless visitors each year. Built in 1791, it's the state's oldest lighthouse and stands as a stark reminder of Maine's maritime history.
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