CEDARTREE HOTEL

Japanese Design Meets the Pacific Northwest

As you enter the lobby, you are greeted by the soothing sounds of a koi pond, creating an immediate sense of calm. Outside, a carefully crafted Japanese garden invites you to pause and breathe in the beauty of the moment.

@wander.with.vanessa Japanese hospitality… in Oregon? 🇯🇵✨ You’ll find it at Cedartree Hotel in Hillsboro — from luxurious bathrooms (yes, the famous Japanese toilets!) to a serene sake bar overlooking the garden and even an Onsen-style bath 🛁. And the best part? It’s the perfect launchpad to explore Hillsboro’s gems: 🌾 Shop seasonal + local at Helvetia Market 🍷 Sip at 3 Goats Vinyard 🥩 Dine at Ama Restaurant This staycation felt like a trip across the globe — without leaving @ExploreTualatinValley . Don’t sleep on Hillsboro! #staycation #HillsboroOregon #TualatinValley #PNWGetaways #OregonWineCountry ♬ original sound – Vanessa

The experience continues with the hotel’s onsen-style soaking baths, which offer a truly rejuvenating experience. An onsen bath is a deeply-rooted Japanese hot-spring tradition that promotes relaxation, healing and wellness and is an integral part of Japanese culture. “Onsen,” meaning “hot springs” in Japanese, has been a vital part of wellness since the days of the legendary samurai warriors, who would visit the onsen to heal their wounds.

At Cedartree, guests can immerse themselves in the soothing, gender-separated indoor baths, where the 104-degree waters ease away stress and tension in a peaceful, swimsuit-optional setting. For a more communal experience, the co-ed outdoor onsen invites you to unwind beneath the open sky, allowing the healing waters to restore both body and mind in a tranquil, nature-filled environment.

“Water is one of the key elements of Japanese culture, which is connected to our concept,” explains Allen Chen, general manager of Cedartree. “From watching the koi float in the lobby pond to cleansing in the guestroom rain shower and deep tubs and lastly soaking away your aches and worries in the onsen-style bath, each space is a retreat to relax and be rejuvenated.”

Dining, Saké and Cultural Experiences

The serenity of Cedartree extends to every corner, including the on-site restaurant, where every dish tells a story, and the saké bar, featuring some of Japan’s finest offerings. Each detail has been thoughtfully curated to help you unwind and embrace the peaceful, slow-paced lifestyle that the hotel embodies.

“Living in the area for over a decade, we watched the area grow increasingly diverse,” Chen continues. “Many hotels in the region offer comfortable stays guests have come to know, and so we really wanted to provide guests with a new kind of hotel living. We believed the community and visitors to the area would appreciate the new and unique Japanese-style ambiance and experiences.”

Explore Hillsboro and Tualatin Valley

But the experience doesn’t stop within the hotel’s walls. Nestled in the heart of Tualatin Valley, Cedartree Hotel offers easy access to some of the region’s most beloved attractions and hidden gems. Just a short drive away, you’ll find scenic vineyards, local farms and rich agricultural heritage that paint the perfect backdrop for a tranquil getaway. Extend the Asian-inspired experience in Hillsboro by shopping at Daiso, where you’ll find Japanese-inspired home decor, stationery, food and more. Or, indulge in a saké tasting at Forest Grove’s SakéOne and savor exceptional sushi at Syun Izakaya in downtown Hillsboro, where the flavors of Japan are brought to life.

Why Stay at Cedartree Hotel?

Cedartree Hotel isn’t just a place to rest; it’s an opportunity to embrace quiet luxury, immerse yourself in a culture of relaxation, and find peace amidst the beauty of Tualatin Valley. It’s more than a stay—it’s a retreat for your mind, body, and soul.

Book your stay now at Cedartree Hotel and experience Oregon’s only Japanese-inspired hotel retreat.