With a reputation for world-class dining, sustainability, urban planning, and a thriving creative services industry, Portland, Ore., is an ideal meeting place for leaders of socially responsible businesses.
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Conference VenueThe Governor Hotel Kitchen08 takes place at the newly remodeled Governor Hotel, a historic Pacific Northwest landmark that combines 95 years of historical ambiance and modern convenience. Free WiFi Internet access is available in the hotel lobby, and Portland’s lively shopping and cultural experiences are just steps outside the door. Max Light Rail is just one block from the hotel, providing direct service to and from the Portland International Airport. Special Kitchen Attendee RateStay at The Governor for the conference and get a special rate. Kitchen ’08 attendees receive a discounted rate of $160/plus taxes if reservations are made before March 24, 2008. Special room rate applies for the following dates: April 23, 24 and 25, 2008. |
Airport Transportation Options
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The MAX Light Rail system services Portland International Airport Baggage Terminal to downtown Portland, and operates every 15 minutes. The fare is $2 one way for the 45-minute ride, with a stop just 1 block (at the Galleria at 10th and Morrison) from The Governor. |
Parking
Valet parking is available at hotel entrance on SW 11th Ave between SW Alder and Morrison streets. The fee is $27 overnight and $20 for all day events. Additional parking options are available within walking distance at the nearest SmartPark located on SW 10th Ave and Yamhill.
Visitor Info
With a reputation for world-class dining, sustainability, urban planning, and a thriving creative services industry, Portland, Ore., is an ideal meeting place for leaders in the natural and organics industry. Visit www.pova.org for what to do and see. Here are some highlights:
- Free light rail transportation from the airport
- Award-winning culinary experiences
- Vibrant arts and culture
- Tax-free shopping
- Powell’s, the largest independent book store in the world
- A trip to the Pacific Ocean, less than 2 hours away
- Springtime skiing atop Mount Hood
