Mark Spencer Hotel
$50+A downtown Portland hotel where the West End meets the Pearl, open since 1907 and renamed the Mark Spencer in 1966.

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Powell's City of Books is a shop in Portland, OR, part of the Portland, Oregon guide. Cost: free.
1005 W Burnside St · Portland, OR
Powell's City of Books occupies an entire block in Portland's Pearl District and is widely considered the largest independent bookstore in the world. Nine color-coded rooms sprawl across multiple floors, mixing new releases with used copies shelved side by side.
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