How Do You Find Hotels In Vancouver, Washington?
Meriwether Lewis (of Lewis and Clark) once noted that what is now Vancouver, Washington, was the only place west of the Rocky Mountains that was worthy of settlement. Today nearly 160,000 people live in Vancouver, although most of them work across the river in Portland, Oregon. Vancouver offers visitors and locals a small-town feel with nearby access to a varied cultural life. Call the Southwest Washington Convention and Visitors Bureau at (877) 600-0800 or visit the Web site (see the Resources section below) to book accommodations in Vancouver, Washington. Come to camp. In the spring, summer and early fall, camping at one of the area’s many state parks is a great way to go. On the Washington side, you can easily make reservations online. Head over the bridge to Portland for more accommodations. Discover Vancouver’s late-19th-century and early-20th-century architecture by staying at one of the city’s friendly bed and breakfasts. Hop over the Columbia River and you’re in Portland, Orego
