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McMenamins Kennedy School

5736 N.E. 33rd Ave., Portland, OR, 97211
(503) 249-3983 - Website

Remember when the worst thing you could imagine was being kept after class? My, how things have changed! At Kennedy School, you'll never want to leave.

Here you may chew gum, laugh out loud, and even pull that special someone's pigtails (as long as they approve, of course!), take a nap in class, enjoy an aged whiskey and a cigar in detention, and enjoy a movie in the old auditorium. The possibilities here are endless.

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Since it opened in 1915, this historic elementary school has been a beloved fixture of its Northeast Portland neighborhood. McMenamins has renovated the once-abandoned scholastic gem and turned it into Portland's most delightful lodging establishment. Here you'll find 35 comfy guestrooms fashioned from former classrooms (complete with original chalkboards and cloakrooms, private baths, telephones and modems), a truly unique restaurant, multiple cozy bars, a movie theater, soaking pool, and even a working brewery (just wait until the principal hears about this!). Extensive original artwork and historical photographs cover the walls, ceilings, doorways and hallways of this place and the gift shop beckons with mementos of your stay.

For neighborhood residents, out-of-town guests and business travelers, Kennedy School is a memorable and comfortable place to gather. The hotel is also located minutes from Portland International Airport and shopping in downtown Portland.

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Restaurant/Bar Details
Cuisine
$ ($0–$14)
Price
Kid Friendly, Fun
Atmosphere
Not Required
Reservations
Non-smoking
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5736 N.E. 33rd Ave., Portland, OR, 97211
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Apr 25, 2007 - allie
Detention or Honors?

Ingenious use of an old school - instead of razing the bulding they converted it into a hotel, restaurant, movie theater and bars! Everything is well done, including naming rooms after the school's former teachers. The Honors and Detention bars are my favorite! Good beer too - try the Hammerhead.