Lion & the Rose

Portland


Located at the edge of upscale Irvington, this turreted Queen Anne mansion is almost over the top with its fine antiques and flowery decoration. All seven rooms come with private bathroom (one has its private bathroom down the hall), and the large basement apartment has a kitchenette. This gay-friendly place is close to shops, bars, cafes and the MAX. Discounts outside summer.


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