Historic 1914 Mansion Holiday Tradition
Pittock Mansion Holiday Tours Chauffeur Visit Guide.
At 3229 NW Pittock Drive, the 1914 French Renaissance house rides a crest about 1,000 feet above downtown, reached only by one narrow access road through the West Hills. It has served as a heritage museum under the Portland Parks Department since 1965. Come November, thirty-plus Portland-area design firms and garden clubs dress each room to its own theme, and the show stays up into early January. Daytime doors are open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., with the last entry around 2 p.m., and Twilight at Pittock evenings land on selected weekends. Parking is the catch. The lot fills fast, and the lone overflow is 1.5 miles downhill at Macleay Park on the Wildwood Trail. Marquee sidesteps all of it: a curbside drop at the visitor entry, a chauffeur who loops to a holding point, and a return the moment your family texts.
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TL;DR
The Pittock Mansion holiday festival runs mid-November through early January, with timed daytime entry 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (last entry near 2 p.m.) and Twilight evenings on select weekends. The 60-vehicle lot fills before noon and the only overflow is 1.5 miles downhill. Marquee drops you at the visitor entry, loops to a holding point, and returns on your text. Volvo S90 $110 per hour, Escalade ESV $135, Sprinter $165 for 8 to 14.
For the broader holiday pattern, see Christmas town car service, or start a booking on the book Portland chauffeur service page.
01The House
Henry Pittock's 1914 Estate,
Forty-Six Acres In The West Hills.
Henry Pittock landed in Portland in 1853, picked up the Oregonian a few years on, and steered the paper for the next fifty years while building interests in timber, paper, and banking. He commissioned the house at age 80. Between 1909 and 1914, architect Edward Foulkes raised a 22-room villa of Tenino sandstone on a 46-acre crest. The Pittocks enjoyed it for barely four years before Henry died in 1919.
After a 1964 windstorm left the house facing demolition, the Portland Parks Department acquired it and the grounds. A preservation coalition put up the money, and the city has kept it open as a museum since 1965. Only Council Crest tops the south-lawn view within the city, and the upper Wildwood links straight into Forest Park. See the overview at travelportland.com and the official source at pittockmansion.org.
The 1909 to 1914 build
Edward Foulkes spent five years on the build. Walls of Tenino sandstone, floors of Marshfield marble, and hand-painted ceilings in the entry and music rooms. The kitchen ran an early walk-in refrigerator and an internal phone system, both ahead of their time in 1914.
Henry Pittock and the Oregonian
From 1860 until his death in 1919, Pittock owned the Oregonian and grew it into the leading daily of the Pacific Northwest. His holdings spanned timber, paper, and banking, and he helped launch several of the city's earliest banks. The estate stayed a private family seat, never a public residence.
The 1962 Columbus Day storm
Damage from the October 1962 windstorm was severe enough to put the mansion on the demolition list. The family had already moved on, and no preservation buyer stepped forward when it hit the market. A volunteer coalition raised rescue funds in 1964, the Parks Department took ownership, and the doors reopened as a museum in 1965.
The skyline view
Off the south lawn the skyline opens into a 180-degree sweep, with Mount Hood on the eastern horizon on a clear day. Only Council Crest, another 100 feet higher, beats it inside the city.
02The Festival
Thirty-Plus Design Firms,
A Different Theme In Each Room.
The festival settled into its current form in the 1980s. Every November, Pittock staff hand the rooms over to thirty-plus Portland-area design firms and garden clubs, and each firm dresses a single room to a theme of its choosing. Walk through and it plays like a dozen visual essays under one roof: one year a firm sets an Edwardian Christmas in the dining room while the music room beside it turns coastal-driftwood. The roster changes year to year, and pittockmansion.org posts the line-up two to three weeks before opening.
The decoration reaches the entry hall, music room, formal dining room, library, and second-floor primary suite, with lighter touches in the Sleeping Porch, kitchen, pantries, and lower-floor service areas. Most rooms anchor on one Christmas tree, then layer out with garlands, table settings, and themed accessories. On the ground floor the hand-painted ceilings still read above the trees. Travel context at travelportland.com.
The entry hall and the music room
Beneath the hand-painted ceiling, the entry hall shows off the largest tree. Next door, the music room adds a second tree, usually themed by whichever firm draws the front-of-house room. Most family photos happen in these two spaces.
The dining room and the library
A full holiday table sits in the formal dining room, laid with period silver, linens, and themed tableware. The library beside it takes a quieter book-and-bourbon tone, with smaller tree work on the side tables. Both fall on the accessible ground-floor route.
The primary bedroom and Sleeping Porch
Upstairs, the primary bedroom keeps its original 1914 marble bath and adds a second seasonal tree. Over on the south side, the Sleeping Porch becomes a winter-porch scene looking out over the city. The only way up is the original staircase.
The kitchen and lower-floor service rooms
Downstairs, the kitchen, pantries, and service areas hold a domestic-Edwardian theme built from vintage tableware, period appliances, and scaled tree work. This lower-floor route caps most tours and loops back to the visitor exit.
03Dates And Tickets
Mid-November Through Early January,
Timed Entry, Members First.
The holiday window opens mid-November and closes early January, with exact dates posted each year at pittockmansion.org. The mansion goes dark on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Entry is timed, and mid-December Saturdays sell out a week or two ahead. Members book first and enter at no extra charge. Adult admission lands around $15 to $20, with a discount for kids and seniors.
Twilight at Pittock evenings run selected weekends, holding the doors open later into the night. Those tickets are sold separately, cost more, and go faster. Dispatch locks the timed slot against your booking, sets the family at the visitor entry curb 10 minutes early, and sends the loop down to a holding point until the pickup text. For the broader held-vehicle pattern, see book Portland chauffeur service.
Daytime entry, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Standard hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., last entry near 2 p.m. On a December Saturday the 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. slots go first. Book earlier and you get thinner crowds, plus room for a 90-minute tour to wrap well before cutoff.
Adult and family pricing
Adults run around $15 to $20, kids 6 to 18 pay a reduced rate, and under 6 is free. Senior pricing kicks in at 65 and up. Members pay nothing for daytime entry and get a discount on Twilight. Standard daytime entry puts a family of four near $50 to $60.
Twilight at Pittock evenings
On selected weekend evenings, Twilight at Pittock keeps the house open into the early night. The rooms glow, music fills the entry hall, and warm drinks come out on the south lawn. Tickets price above daytime and sell out a week or two ahead. Pricing and schedule live at pittockmansion.org.
Sellout windows on December weekends
The fastest sellouts hit mid-December Saturdays and the week between Christmas and New Year. Two to four weeks ahead settles the daytime calendar. Ten to fourteen days out, Twilight often has the only weekend slots left. Put the chauffeur booking on the calendar alongside the timed-entry ticket.
04The Drop Pattern
Drop At The Visitor Entry,
Loop To The Holding Point.
Holding about 60 vehicles, the on-site lot is full before noon on a December Saturday. The one authorized overflow is Macleay Park at NW 29th and Upshur, 1.5 miles below the mansion on the Wildwood Trail. That climb takes 35 to 45 minutes in late-December rain, which counts out anyone in dress shoes. The drop-and-loop pattern skips the whole problem.
The chauffeur takes the access road up, drops at the visitor entry curb, then drops back down to a holding point off NW Cornell Road or the lower NW 23rd corridor. Round trip runs 8 to 12 minutes and keeps the chauffeur inside text-pickup range. When the family texts, pickup is at the same curb. Because the held-vehicle hourly rate covers the wait, the multi-stop pairings flow without a fresh-ride reset between Pittock, an NW 23rd dinner, and an evening Christmas lights run. For booking, see book Portland chauffeur service.
The visitor entry curb
Right in front of the museum desk, the entry curb comes with a covered walk for light rain and fits one passenger vehicle at a time. The chauffeur pulls up, the family steps out, and the car clears the curb in 60 to 90 seconds. Since mansion staff do not run traffic, keeping the lane open falls to the chauffeur.
The descent to the holding point
From NW Pittock Drive the chauffeur runs down to NW Cornell, then over to NW Lovejoy or the lower NW 23rd corridor to park safely. Depending on holiday traffic, the round trip is 8 to 12 minutes. Some chauffeurs wait at a Lovejoy parking structure or a curbside lane in the Pearl.
The pickup text
Once the family wraps the lower-floor route, they text. The chauffeur is back at the curb in 6 to 8 minutes, at the same spot as the drop. If Pittock is the only stop, the closing leg heads to the home address or hotel block.
Why self-parking breaks down
By noon the on-site lot is gone. Macleay Park overflow sits 1.5 miles below on the Wildwood Trail, a 35-to-45-minute uphill walk in winter weather. That rules out grandparents, strollers, dress shoes, and anyone with a downtown Twilight dinner reservation afterward.
05The Manifest
Vehicle Sizing For Family
And Multi-Family Bookings.
Pittock holiday bookings sort into three vehicle profiles. The Volvo S90 at $110 per hour carries a single family of three or four on a focused Pittock visit with one other stop. The Cadillac Escalade ESV at $135 per hour suits a family of five or six with strollers and a foldable wheelchair in cargo. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at $165 per hour seats 8 to 14 in captain's chairs, enough for a multi-family group to take the full Pittock plus NW 23rd dinner plus Christmas lights itinerary in one vehicle. For pricing detail, see the Portland chauffeur pricing guide 2026.
| Vehicle | Hourly | Typical booking | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volvo S90 | $110 / hr | $220 (3 hr min) | Couple or 2-3 |
| Cadillac Escalade ESV | $135 / hr | $540 (4 hr) | Family of 4-6 |
| Mercedes-Benz Sprinter | $165 / hr | $825 (5 hr) | Group of 8-14 |
The 20 percent service fee is already included. Held-vehicle rate covers the wait. Marquee holds Portland private-for-hire permitting (since 2018) and $1 million commercial liability.
Volvo S90 ($110 per hour)
Right for a family of three or four. Home to the visitor entry, 90 minutes inside, then home or to a single dinner stop fits a 3-hour window at the 3-hour minimum of $495 with the 20 percent service fee included. The cabin takes a stroller, with a small bag in the trunk.
Cadillac Escalade ESV ($135 per hour)
Holds a family of five or six with car seats, strollers, and a foldable wheelchair. A typical family-of-six run covers Pittock daytime, an NW 23rd dinner at Andina or Lechon, and a closing Peacock Lane viewing inside a 4-hour window at $540 with the service fee included. Child seats fit the captain's chairs.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter ($165 per hour)
Takes a multi-family group of 8 to 14 through the full holiday itinerary in one vehicle, ending the caravan problem that two parallel SUVs always create. A 12-passenger booking across two families covers Pittock, an NW 23rd dinner, and a Christmas lights stop inside a 5-hour window at $825 with the service fee included.
Held-vehicle hourly across the day
One booking, one named driver, and the held-vehicle rate covers the wait at every stop. A multi-stop holiday run lands at 4 to 5 hours, from a 1 p.m. pickup to a 6 p.m. drop, or 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. on a Twilight evening with dinner and lights afterward.
06The Dinner Pairing
NW 23rd Avenue, The Pearl,
And Downtown After The Tour.
NW 23rd Avenue makes the natural dinner pairing, sitting 8 to 12 minutes downhill from the mansion on the same NW Burnside corridor. Most family-tasting bookings land at Andina in the Pearl, Lechon downtown takes the larger steakhouse parties, and Tasty n Alder picks up families rolling off a 2 p.m. last-entry tour. Since the held-vehicle hourly rate covers the dinner wait, the chauffeur stages curbside in the Pearl while the family eats.
Andina in the Pearl District
A Peruvian-Latin tasting menu, novoandina cocktails, and a dining room that seats a family of six to twelve at one table. On December weekends the 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. reservations firm up. Pittock to NW 13th and Glisan is a 12-minute transit.
Lechon downtown
A Latin-American steakhouse on SW 1st Avenue near the Hawthorne Bridge. Larger groups and corporate bookings lean on the private-room option. Pittock to Lechon is a 14-minute downtown transit.
Tasty n Alder on SW Alder
John Gorham's all-day breakfast and dinner in a casual Pearl-adjacent room. It fits a 3 p.m. early dinner after a 1 p.m. Pittock tour, with easy entry for grandparents and an easy pace for a family with two kids under 10.
Late dinner after Twilight at Pittock
Because Twilight runs into early evening, an 8:30 p.m. or 9 p.m. reservation lands cleanly. On December weekends, Cheryl's on 12th, Mediterranean Exploration Company in the Pearl, and Departure on top of The Nines all hold late seatings.
07Multi-Stop Itinerary
Pittock Plus Christmas Lights,
A Single 5-Hour Booking.
Most full-day Marquee holiday bookings stretch to 4 or 5 hours and fold in an evening Christmas lights run. The standard shape: Pittock daytime 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m., NW 23rd dinner 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Peacock Lane 7:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m., Grotto Festival of Lights 8:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m., then the closing drop home or to the hotel block. One vehicle, one chauffeur, held-vehicle hourly rate across the whole window. For broader Christmas lights context, see the Peacock Lane chauffeur viewing guide.
Pittock Mansion (1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.)
A 1 p.m. timed entry and 90-minute tour wraps ahead of the 3 p.m. close, closing on the south-lawn skyline photo. The chauffeur drops at the visitor entry, loops to a holding point in the Pearl, and comes back at 2:30 p.m. on the family text.
NW 23rd dinner (5 p.m. to 7 p.m.)
An early dinner at Andina, Lechon, or Tasty n Alder gives a family of six a 90-minute meal with room to spare. The held-vehicle rate covers the wait while the chauffeur stages curbside in the Pearl or downtown.
Peacock Lane (7:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.)
From downtown, Peacock Lane between SE Stark and SE Belmont is a 12-minute transit over the Burnside Bridge. A 45-minute walk-night visit takes in the cocoa stand, carolers, and the full block. On car nights from December 18 onward, the walk drops to a 10-minute drive-through.
The Grotto (8:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m.)
Peacock Lane to the Grotto at NE 85th and Sandy Boulevard is a 15-minute run north. There are more than a million lights across 62 acres, and the indoor chapel performance schedule pulls the second-half attention. The closing drop home or to the hotel block comes at 10:30 p.m.
08Accessibility
Ground Floor Wheelchair,
Upper Floors By Stair Only.
Pittock Mansion is partially accessible. On the ground floor, a flat ramp carries wheelchairs and walkers from the visitor entry through the entry hall, music room, dining room, and library, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom sits on the same floor. The upper floors, though, are reachable only by the original 1914 staircase, because the preservation easement blocks adding an elevator. Anyone who cannot manage stairs still catches most of the heaviest decoration on the ground floor while missing the upstairs primary bedroom and Sleeping Porch. The chauffeur drop at the visitor entry curb takes the parking-and-walk leg off the table entirely.
Wheelchair access on the ground floor
There are no stairs at the door, so the visitor entry gives a level approach. On a flat path, the ground-floor route runs the entry hall, music room, dining room, library, and lower-floor service rooms. A foldable wheelchair rides in the Escalade cargo.
Strollers and young children
The ground-floor route takes strollers fine. The original staircase does not, so families with infants leave the stroller at the entry desk and carry the child up.
Grandparents and mobility limitations
Grandparents who cannot take stairs still get the heaviest decoration on the ground floor and simply skip the upstairs route. The hand-painted ceilings, entry-hall tree, dining-room table, and music-room piano set all fall on the accessible path. The Escalade cabin sits at a comfortable entry height.
Visual and sensory considerations
Weekday mornings stay quieter than Saturday afternoons. For lighter foot traffic, families with sensory sensitivities book the 11 a.m. or 11:30 a.m. weekday slots. Twilight evenings bring music into the entry hall, which auditory-sensitive families sometimes choose to skip.
09Booking Window
Two To Four Weeks Ahead,
Longer Around Christmas.
Book the chauffeur alongside the timed-entry ticket. For a daytime December Saturday, two to four weeks ahead settles most of the calendar question. The week between Christmas and New Year fills faster, with Twilight usually the bottleneck at ten to fourteen days out. Marquee dispatch runs 24/7 at (503) 706-8662. The held-vehicle hourly rate carries a 3-hour minimum, which fits a 90-minute Pittock tour with inbound and outbound transit cleanly, or stretches to 4 to 5 hours on multi-stop pairings. For inbound holiday visitors at PDX, the booking extends through the PDX airport car service.
Daytime December Saturday
Two weeks ahead settles the standard calendar question, and the 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. slots go fastest. A 1 p.m. ticket pairs with a 12:30 p.m. pickup at the home address or hotel block, reaches the visitor entry at 12:50 p.m., and runs the tour 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Twilight at Pittock evening
Aim for three to four weeks ahead. With smaller ticket inventory, Twilight sells out fastest among holiday Saturdays. The chauffeur booking pairs with a 5 p.m. pickup, a 5:30 p.m. arrival at the visitor entry, a Twilight tour 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., and an NW 23rd dinner at 7:30 p.m.
PDX inbound for holiday visitors
When families fly into PDX for the holiday week, the booking covers the inbound leg, daily transit, the Pittock tour, and the PDX outbound on departure day. It stays one consolidated booking with the same vehicle and the same named driver. Backed by FlightAware tracking, the family reaches the downtown hotel block in 18 to 22 minutes.
Cancellation and reschedule
Pittock daytime tickets are non-refundable with limited reschedule. The Marquee chauffeur booking runs on a 24-hour cancellation window. Weather closures on the upper West Hills access are rare but do happen in heavy snow, and dispatch flags the family that morning when the road is in question.
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Frequently Asked
Questions, Answered.
When does the Pittock Mansion holiday season run?
The festival opens in mid-November and runs through early January, with exact dates posted at pittockmansion.org each year. Standard daytime hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with last entry around 2 p.m. Twilight at Pittock evening events run on selected weekends with extended hours into the early evening. The mansion closes Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Tickets are timed-entry and the high-volume Saturdays in mid-December sell out a week or two ahead, so dispatch confirms the booking against the holiday calendar at pittockmansion.org and routes the chauffeur arrival to land 10 minutes ahead of the entry slot.
How does the chauffeur drop-and-loop work at Pittock Mansion?
The mansion sits at 3229 NW Pittock Drive at about 1,000 feet of elevation in the West Hills, on a single narrow access road off NW Burnside. The on-site lot fills early on holiday Saturdays and overflow self-park sends visitors 1.5 miles down the Wildwood Trail from Macleay Park. The Volvo S90 or the Cadillac Escalade ESV drives the family up the access road, drops at the curb in front of the visitor entry, and the chauffeur descends to a holding point off NW Cornell Road or the lower NW 23rd corridor. Pickup is at the same curb on the family's text, usually 75 to 90 minutes after the drop.
How long does a Pittock Mansion holiday tour take?
Most families spend 75 to 90 minutes inside, longer if Twilight at Pittock is the booking. The self-guided route runs three floors with about a dozen rooms, each themed by a different Portland-area design firm or garden club. Reading every room card and pausing for photographs adds 20 to 30 minutes to the base walk. The grounds add another 15 to 20 minutes for the skyline overlook on the south lawn. A 90-minute tour window covers a relaxed pace for a family of four. Larger family groups and visitors stopping at every detail run closer to two hours.
Are Pittock Mansion holiday tickets required ahead of time?
Yes. Holiday entry is timed and tickets sell through pittockmansion.org. Adult admission runs around $15 to $20 with discounts for kids and seniors, and members enter at no charge with priority booking on the busiest Saturdays. Mid-December weekends and the week between Christmas and New Year sell out a week or two ahead. Tickets are non-refundable for the standard daytime entry, so the chauffeur dispatch holds the booking against the timed slot and the family arrives 10 minutes early. Twilight at Pittock evening events have a separate ticket window and sell out faster.
Where do I park at Pittock Mansion during the holiday festival?
Honestly, parking is the part that breaks for self-driving families. The on-site lot holds about 60 vehicles and fills before noon on a holiday Saturday. The posted overflow is Macleay Park at NW 29th and Upshur, which sits 1.5 miles below the mansion and connects on the Wildwood Trail through Forest Park. That walk takes 35 to 45 minutes uphill in late-December weather and rules out grandparents, strollers, and anyone in dress shoes. A chauffeur drop at the mansion curb skips the question entirely. The Volvo S90 at $110 per hour or the Escalade ESV at $135 per hour drives the family to the visitor entry and the chauffeur loops down to a holding point until the pickup text comes in.
What is Twilight at Pittock and is the chauffeur drop the same?
Twilight at Pittock is the after-hours holiday event held on selected weekend evenings during the festival. The mansion stays open into the early evening with the rooms lit, music in the entry hall, and warm drinks served on the south lawn overlooking the downtown skyline. Tickets are separate from daytime entry and cost more, with sellouts running a week or two ahead. The chauffeur drop pattern stays the same. The car pulls up to the visitor entry curb, the family steps out, and the chauffeur descends to a holding point. Pickup is at the same curb on the family's text. Twilight pairs naturally with a late dinner on NW 23rd Avenue afterward.
Which Pittock Mansion rooms are the most decorated?
Each of the roughly twelve rooms is taken by a different Portland-area design firm or garden club, so the answers shift year to year. Reliable highlights include the entry hall with its hand-painted ceiling, the ground-floor music room and dining room which carry the heaviest tree schemes, and the second-floor primary bedroom with the original 1914 marble bath. The Sleeping Porch on the south side is usually decorated as a winter porch scene with views over the city. The kitchen and pantries on the lower floor lean toward an Edwardian-domestic theme with vintage tableware. The pittockmansion.org festival page posts the participating firms a week or two ahead of opening.
Is Pittock Mansion accessible for elderly or wheelchair visitors?
Partially. The ground floor is wheelchair accessible with ramp access at the visitor entry and a level path through the entry hall, music room, dining room, and library. A wheelchair-accessible restroom sits on the ground floor. The upper floors are reachable only by the original 1914 staircase, with no elevator added during preservation. Visitors who cannot manage stairs see the heaviest of the holiday decoration on the ground floor and miss the upstairs bedrooms. The chauffeur drop at the visitor entry curb cuts the access question in half. Mention the requirement at booking and the Escalade ESV cargo handles a foldable wheelchair or walker on the entry side.
What pairs well with Pittock Mansion on a holiday booking?
NW 23rd Avenue dinner is the natural pairing. Andina in the Pearl, Lechon downtown, Tasty n Alder on SW Alder, and the Hawthorne or Belmont restaurants for SE-side families all pull together inside a 10-to-15-minute transit from the mansion. A daytime Pittock tour pairs with an evening Christmas lights run across Peacock Lane, the Grotto Festival of Lights, or ZooLights at the Oregon Zoo. The held-vehicle hourly rate covers the wait at every stop on one booking with one named driver. For the broader holiday pattern, see the Christmas town car service page. Some families add a Forest Park walk on the upper trails when the weather holds.
When should I book the Pittock chauffeur for the holiday season?
Two to four weeks ahead for a December Saturday, longer for the week between Christmas and New Year. The mansion ticket and the chauffeur both run on calendar-tight inventory through December, and the Twilight at Pittock evenings often hold the only weekend slots two weeks before the date. Marquee dispatch is 24/7 at (503) 706-8662. The held-vehicle hourly rate has a 3-hour minimum, which lands cleanly on a 90-minute Pittock tour with the inbound and outbound transit, or stretches to 4 to 5 hours on the multi-stop pairings that fold in NW 23rd dinner and an evening lights run.
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Ilyas Khairi is the founder of Marquee Chauffeur, a Portland luxury black car and chauffeur service operating under Portland Bureau of Transportation certification since 2018 with $1 million in commercial liability coverage. He and his team of fully employed, background-checked chauffeurs run Pittock Mansion holiday-tour chauffeur runs in Portland through every season.
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Book your Pittock Mansion holiday tour chauffeur. Marquee Chauffeur at (503) 706-8662, 24/7. Volvo S90 at $110 per hour for a single family. Cadillac Escalade ESV at $135 per hour for five or six on a multi-stop pairing across the Pittock visit, an NW 23rd dinner, and an evening Christmas lights run. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter at $165 per hour for 8 to 14 on the full holiday itinerary in one vehicle. Festival runs mid-November through early January, daytime entry 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. with last entry near 2 p.m., Twilight evenings on selected weekends. The drop-and-loop pattern sidesteps the limited mansion lot and the 1.5-mile Macleay Park overflow walk. Inbound PDX hotel-block coordination, NW 23rd dinner pairings, multi-stop Christmas lights itinerary across Peacock Lane and the Grotto, late-night pickup through 1 a.m. Licensed and permitted since 2018, $1 million commercial liability, 35-point pre-trip inspection, fully employed chauffeurs on payroll. For booking, see the night on the town page at /night-on-town.