At Provenance, the richest essence of our communities is illuminated through the bright talent that we work alongside each day, the structures we bring to life and the ingenuity of the partners who share our values. We are a full-service hospitality development and management company that, over the course of its evolution, has owned and managed up to 35 properties and created a collection of award-winning independent hotels. The current portfolio consists of 14 properties and growing, totaling more than 2,200 rooms. Each property in the Provenance collection of urban lifestyle hotels boasts distinct and deeply integrated art stories and programs, like our Artist in Residence, and unique, welcoming amenities. We partner with visionaries, boundary pushers, and tastemakers to create hotels and experiences that inspire and delight. Provenance hotels include: - Hotel Max and Hotel Theodore in Seattle, Wash. - Hotel Murano in Tacoma, Wash. - Hotel deLuxe, Hotel Lucia, Sentinel, Heathman Hotel, Dossier, and Woodlark in Portland, Ore. - The Old No. 77 Hotel in New Orleans, LA. - Hotel Preston in Nashville, Tenn. - The Revolution Hotel in Boston, MA. - Villa Royale in Palm Springs, Calif. - The Bradley in Fort Wayne, Ind. Provenance also co-owns the Benson Hotel in Portland and the Paramount Hotel in Seattle

A boutique hotel in the heart of Portland's historic Chinatown. #PDX Serving adventurous travellers since 1881. Unique Historic Accommodations in Downtown Portland --Choice of affordable rooms: bunk room, private rooms + suites --Rooftop deck with 360 degree city views --Lounge + Cafe with local coffee, beer, wine + food --Free wifi in all rooms Follow the transformation of this historic sailor's lodge into a new concept in hospitality, making Portland's exciting downtown accessible to all travelers: http://www.thesocietyhotel.com Like us on Facebook http://facebook.com/thesocietyhotel Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/thesocietyhotel

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Located just six blocks from Pike Place Market, Hotel Max is downtown Seattle’s home away from home for art lovers and the creatively inclined. Within easy walking distance of the Emerald City’s best shopping, world-class dining, art museums and exceptional nightlife, the edgy but chic boutique hotel offers travelers a base for urban adventures that mix art with style. Each of the ten guestroom floors at Hotel Max features the work of a different Seattle photographer. Images from artists like John Armstrong and Roniq Bartanen adorn the exterior of all 163 guestroom doors in the form of oversize photographic overlays. One of the most iconic collections in the hotel can be found on the 5th floor which features the works of Charles Peterson, the photographer who documented Seattle’s grunge era music scene. Here, guests will find larger than life images of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Mudhoney and others forever rocking out in the corridors of Hotel Max. Each guestroom phone has a “Get It Now” button that puts anything guests want literally at their fingertips and all rooms boast a Pillow Menu, Spiritual Menu and iPod Menu so guests can customize their stay. Forgot your iPod? Borrow one from Hotel Max. Buddhist? Taoist? Scientologist? Hotel Max has your book of faith. Plus, just off the lobby, Red Fin Sushi Bar serves eclectic Asian fare and American favorites for breakfast, lunch and dinner while providing 24-hour room service for hotel guests.

Hotel Preston caters to vacationers and business travelers alike with an only-in-Music City combination of creativity and sass. The distinctive rooms, designed with custom furniture, eye-catching colors and unimaginably comfortable beds, have attracted worldwide media attention. Each room has a You Want It, You Got It button that caters to guests’ needs or whimsical desires; Aveda bath products; a Pillow Menu and Spiritual Menu. Every room in Hotel Preston houses an eclectic collection of art, serving up eye candy one piece at a time. Each piece utilizes a colorful palate presented by both blossoming and veteran artists, including: Jon Langford (Chicago), Ray Stephenson (Nashville), Chris Dean (Detroit), Sean Stucky (Chicago), Julia Martin (Nashville), Kevin Dresser (New York), Carl Linstrum (Atlanta), Mat Mikula (Nashville), Jim McGuire (Nashville), Slick Lawson (now deceased - Houston), Rick Lobdell (Nashville), April Street (East Tennessee) and Jeff Stamper (Nashville). Appetites are satisfied at Hotel Preston’s very own Café Isabella, praised for serving a unique blend of “Italian comfort food with southern roots.” The Pink Slip, just off the lobby, is the perfect place for guests to mingle with the locals and hear live bands. Located just minutes from the airport, the hotel treats guests to complimentary airport shuttle service. Downtown and Opryland are also within close proximity.

Portland, Oregon is home to more movie theaters per capita than any other city in the nation and, nestled in the city’s chic West End, Hotel deLuxe offers travelers to the film-obsessed city a glamorous home away from home. Hotel deLuxe celebrates the Golden Age of American cinema and puts vintage-inspired Art-Deco and Hollywood Modern design within easy walking distance of downtown shopping, restaurants and dining. Displayed in the corridors Hotel deLuxe’s 130 guestrooms are nearly 400 behind the scenes photographs, film stills and studio shots from Hollywood films from the 1930s to the 1950s. In the lobby a larger-than-life video wall evokes a movie screen and, upstairs, each floor is carefully curated to celebrate a specific theme with Hitchcock on the second floor; Gene Kelly, Judy Garland, Fred Astaire and Bing Crosby on the third floor; and Frank Capra, Billy Wilder and George Cukor on the eighth floor. At pet-freindly Hotel deLuxe, each guestroom phone has a “Make It So” button that puts anything guests want literally at their fingertips and all rooms boast a Pillow Menu, Spiritual Menu and iPod Menu so guests can customize their stay. Located off the lobby, Gracie’s restaurant is as famed for serving brunch all day, every day as it is for the scrumptious cuisine and glamorous setting and the retro-fabulous Driftwood Room draws in-the-know locals for champagne cocktails, an artisanal Manhattan menu and one of the city’s best happy hours.