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Family-Friendly Vacation Rentals in Portland
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Portland is a fantastic city for families, and our family-friendly rentals make it even easier to enjoy.
At a hotel, a family stay is usually a room type you book, such as a suite with bunk beds or a larger room that sleeps everyone together. A private rental is booked as a whole home, so the kids can be asleep behind a closed door while the adults are still up, and each property page shows the bedrooms and sleeping layout so you can pick the home that fits your family.
The best part of staying in a vacation rental with kids is having space to breathe. No tiptoeing around hotel hallways at bedtime, and no waiting for everyone to be ready before anyone can leave the room. Each property page shows the home's location and what's nearby. Some family homes also allow pets; check the house rules on each property page, or start from our pet-friendly collection.
Not sure which neighborhood suits your family? Read our guide to where to stay in Portland.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Portland hotels offer family suites?
RiverPlace Hotel and Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland both describe family rooms on their own pages. RiverPlace Hotel lists Bunkalow Suites with bunk beds for kids and apartment-style cottages with full kitchens, and offers complimentary Micro Kickboard scooters and helmets. Kimpton Hotel Vintage Portland describes spacious family accommodations and an on-site game room with a pool table, shuffleboard, and kid games. In each case the family stay is a specific room type. A vacation rental is the whole home, with the bedrooms and sleeping layout listed on the property page.
Is a vacation rental a good choice for a family with kids?
It solves the problem a hotel room creates: fitting a family into one room. In a home, the kids can have their own bedroom and bedtime. Check the amenities list and sleeping layout on each property page to see which rooms a home has, or reach out and we'll confirm what a specific home has before you book.
How many people can stay in one room?
A hotel sells a room type with a set bed configuration, and some add a crib or rollaway on request, so a bigger family usually means a bigger room category or a second room. A home is booked as a whole, and each property page states its bedrooms and sleeping layout. Choose the home whose bedroom count fits your family instead of working out how to fit everyone into one room.
Can I book a property with both kid and pet amenities?
Yes. Some of our family-friendly homes also allow pets. Check the house rules on each property page or start from our pet-friendly collection, or reach out and we'll help narrow down the options.