I am looking for major resorts in Portland Oregon for work?
I am trying to find some major resorts in the Portland, Mt Hood areas. I want to move to oregon and work there. I am a student at Scottsdale Culinary Institute and want to extern somewhere in Oregon. Any help possible would be greatly appreciated.
Portland - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
There are none. Timberline isn't like a major resort. Mt. Hood has small resorts. Mainly everyone rents houses and cabins up there. Even time shares. That area isn't made for the fluffs who need the catering.
Answer 2 :
Major resorts would be more towards the Bend area. Black Butte is one. Bandon is also a pretty major resort, but it's a golf resort, not a spa resort. Skamania is fairly large, Bonneville is too, and there are tons up & down the coast, but none are what I'd consider to be on calibur with Ventana Canyon or the Fairmont Scottsdale.
Answer 3 :
There are no megaresorts in Oregon—and that's the way we want it. As for culinary externships, you should be aware that Oregon has three culinary schools—Le Cordon Bleu, Oregon Culinary Institute, and The Art Institutes—with hundreds of students trying to do the same thing every term. However, there is no shortage of opportunity as Portland has the highest number of restaurants per capita in the U.S., or maybe the world, according to an in-flight magazine I read years ago. Here are MobilTravel's top-rated restaurants: http://mobiltravelguide.howstuffworks.com/portland-or-restaurants-list.htm?sortc=rating&sortd=desc&minRating=0 And here are Frommer's top rated: http://www.frommers.com/destinations/oregon/2529020003.html
I am trying to find some major resorts in the Portland, Mt Hood areas. I want to move to oregon and work there. I am a student at Scottsdale Culinary Institute and want to extern somewhere in Oregon. Any help possible would be greatly appreciated.
Portland - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
There are none. Timberline isn't like a major resort. Mt. Hood has small resorts. Mainly everyone rents houses and cabins up there. Even time shares. That area isn't made for the fluffs who need the catering.
Answer 2 :
Major resorts would be more towards the Bend area. Black Butte is one. Bandon is also a pretty major resort, but it's a golf resort, not a spa resort. Skamania is fairly large, Bonneville is too, and there are tons up & down the coast, but none are what I'd consider to be on calibur with Ventana Canyon or the Fairmont Scottsdale.
Answer 3 :
There are no megaresorts in Oregon—and that's the way we want it. As for culinary externships, you should be aware that Oregon has three culinary schools—Le Cordon Bleu, Oregon Culinary Institute, and The Art Institutes—with hundreds of students trying to do the same thing every term. However, there is no shortage of opportunity as Portland has the highest number of restaurants per capita in the U.S., or maybe the world, according to an in-flight magazine I read years ago. Here are MobilTravel's top-rated restaurants: http://mobiltravelguide.howstuffworks.com/portland-or-restaurants-list.htm?sortc=rating&sortd=desc&minRating=0 And here are Frommer's top rated: http://www.frommers.com/destinations/oregon/2529020003.html
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