Had a lovely stay here at the Ashland Commons. The hostel was incredibly clean and welcoming and…read morewell-decorated: feels like a real home, not some anonymous hotel. Nice bathroom with shower, big kitchen and common area, lots of room to hang out. During my stay there was a minor crisis involving another guest but the staff and owner handled it very promptly and graciously. Would be happy to stay here again next time I visit Ashland!

The people who work at the hostel trade work and cleaning to stay. Do NOT give them your debit card…read moreor personal information ! Pay CASH only! I am a seasonal Firefighter /EMT and have stayed at the Commons since 2023 , never a problem and a great cheap place to stay. They have a new person named Tracey working there who has ran my debit card , that I know of, at least 2 times unauthorized last week. The first time she said she forgot to add service charges and the second time 15 minutes after my checkout time .I have been working nights this time at the local hospital, and it was very difficult to sleep there during the day with all the noise staff makes during the day. I payed on my card and extended for another day even though I was getting no sleep there and my checkout was at 1 pm , and Tracy called me at 1:15 and was upset and for the 2nd time had said she ran my card unauthorized. It did not go through so I needed to leave promptly , that I did. Tracy seemed to want to argue with me regarding their " house rules " and the cleaning. She is very aggressive and bullish and lacks respect for people. I got a text message , acting on behalf of management she claimed, that I was banned, and I still owed for a night stay ? I thought well maybe extra for a late checkout but a whole night for like 15 more minutes of sleep.I am assuming that she will continue and keep running my card unauthorized. This is why she said I was banned , and staff safety. BE CAREFUL AROUND THESE people.

We had such an outstanding experience at the Bayberry Inn! Jacqui worked with us to create a…read morecustomized couples wellness getaway, taking the time to understand what we enjoy and putting together a thoughtful itinerary that let us experience so much of Ashland without having to plan it all ourselves. We enjoyed wonderful local wellness practitioners, meals around town, great theater seats and plenty of time to explore on our own. It was such a treat to simply show up and feel taken care of! The Bayberry was a lovely home base, with delicious breakfasts and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Jacqui's knowledge of Ashland and her connections throughout the community made the experience really special. We discovered people and places we never would have found on our own and would absolutely come back!

Lovely! Just lovely! Jacqui and Billy are wonderful hosts…read moreand have a beautiful home. I felt very welcome and very very well taken care of!

This place was a total gem and I'm SO glad I found it! (Thank you Yelp!)…read more We had originally planned to stay in the Redwoods over the weekend, but nowhere was open due to covid-19. Then I remembered the beautiful Scenic Highway (CA-96) "Bigfoot Scenic Byway" - boasting the most Bigfoot sightings - connecting the coast to the I-5 in far-northern California. I've always wanted to drive it, so I figured I'd check to see if there were any camping options along the route, and I came across Bigfoot RV Park & Cabins in this quaint little town called Happy Camp. Since they are a private property, they were still able to be open during this covid craziness, and they did a great job with making sure things were clean and social distancing was practiced. We happened to be the only ones "tent camping" as others had RV's or cabins booked. The area for tent camping is a little courtyard that has chairs, a bonfire area, and it's right next to a very clean and well-kept bathroom, shower, and laundry room. The camping courtyard is a bit small and probably wouldn't fit too many tents if people want their space, but again I think most people are there for RV's and cabins. My favorite things about this place were a) the location - "Happy Camp" is such a cute little town along the Klamath River, so you can walk a short distance and be right in the middle of tall trees and rolling rivers... b) the owners who were very down-to-earth and made it feel like everyone there is family, and c) the overall vibe. It doesn't feel like you're in California or Oregon for that matter; it's its own little piece of the Klamath River. If you find yourself in Northern California or Southern Oregon looking for a gorgeous little getaway, I highly recommend it here!

Not a lot of choice in Happy Camp. This is one of two. Funky layout cabins, in mine you passed…read morethrough bathroom to get to other bedroom. Mine was also missing coffee maker but had cups and ground coffee. Also, no heat in cabin. Two extra stars because the other hotel owner was nowhere to be found and this was our last option

Cheapest motel we found ($70 for the night with all fees), and could not be happier…read more On a road trip from California to Spokane, it was getting late and really wanted a shower and a bed for a decent price (since I'd only there for a few hours). THIS was exactly what I got at The Maverick Motel, and couldn't be happier. Don't think you're coming to a Hilton or anything like it.. but great value and exceeded all expectations. The Dad at the front desk was really great and polite even at 11pm AND when we left early morning. The room was definitely.clean and comfortable, with a good soft bed and pillows, a microwave and fridge, and a decent comfortable space for a toilet and shower/tub even for a big guy like myself. The AC blew cold. The TV and cable worked great. Nothing more you can ask for. Thank you for this stay and good nights sleep!!! A couple notes: 1. There is no breakfast here... But they do have coffee. 2. There is a small convenience store in the office, and they've got a lot. 3. MIDGE FLYS - they are everywhere outside and the Dad at the front desk warns you about them. Get in and out of your door quickly to keep them out. THEY ARE HARMLESS. 4. Not sure about wheelchair access here. I didn't see a ramp from the lot to the rooms, but I could be wrong.

I left my AirPods at the hotel and called the night to ask if I could have them sent back to me…read more The manager said that he would call me back and never did. I then after watched the location of my headphones change to someone's personal home in Klamath falls. I called back to ask about this and he kept brushing me off and calling me back. Then after days of me calling him and and trying to allow him to make it right, he claims my headphones were not 'stolen' because stolen is when someone takes your personal property 'from' you and apparently when you forget something it's fair game. He then read me the fine print from my agreement that says they aren't responsible for the loss of property. He insists that nobody rented the room after me, and that his housekeeping did not steal them . So how did they change locations if the only person on the room is an employee of the motel? Is he suggesting someone from the street came to take them out of the room? Because that seems wildly unsafe that anyone but a hotel staff would have access to the room. After days of avoiding my call, no apologies or anything. After getting majorly frustrated of him talking over me I ended up dropping an f bomb, and then he told me I needed to clean up my language. Clean up your dumpy hotel dude. To whoever works here and took my headphones, I hope it costs you your job. Would have been cheaper to just buy your own Unless it was the motel manager himself, then I hope this actually costs you some business.

Its 1 am and I am traveling through Oregon. I just arrived and decided to call to see if they had…read moreany vacancys and the lady acted like she had an issue with me calling and actually asked me to call back in the morning because its 1 am........ The internet says that this business is open for business all the time and yet I get talked to as if I'm inconviencing who ever is working by calling. She was so quick to hang up on me that I could not get a word in. I have never stayed here but I read reviews and I thought it might be a good place to try but I guess I was wrong.

The Goodnight Inn was very helpful during my transition moving down to Ashland. It is easily one of…read morethe best deals around for extended stays at only $300/wk for a 1br suite. The couple that runs the Inn is very helpful and courteous. My plans for staying over a two week period were changing frequently, and they were very adaptable and flexible to making sure I was taken care of. The rooms have nice features including couches, kitchens and comfortable beds. It's a quick 5 min drive into Ashland, and I highly recommend staying here if you're looking for an extended stay on a budget, or even just for a few nights. Thanks for the great service!

I couldn't disagree more with the "paper-thin walls" comment--I love my room! It's incredibly…read morequiet, and I haven't heard a thing. In fact, because the building is older and beautifully refurbished, it feels even more solid with a strong foundation and frame. The space is full of charm and thoughtful touches: * Colorful, welcoming walls that give the room character * A super comfy bed and pillows for a restful night * A dog-friendly experience--Monty was welcomed with a cozy bed, a treat, and poop bags upon arrival! * A gorgeous clawfoot bathtub--such a treat! * A well-equipped communal kitchen with dishes, soap, and everything you need * Friendly text massage from host with suggestions for where to walk Monty and the door codes Overall, an amazing stay in a spacious and inviting room. Highly recommend!

Wow, wow, wow!!! I would highly recommend staying here - our group of 8 was STUNNED when we walked…read morein. Such a cool vibe with gorgeous artwork and amazing attention to detail on the decor. We opted for 2 of the bunk rooms, which were even more luxurious than we expected (Twin XL beds, super spacious, and Pendleton blankets, say what?!) and for such a fair price. Also, the little shower bags they provide are such a nice touch, and I love the focus on sustainability too! The owners Jay and Andy have done an incredible job, and I could not speak more highly of them. They really know what they're doing, and they're such friendly, helpful, kind, and interesting people. The Columbia Hotel is also centrally located in Ashland, which was especially key as we're all hiking the Pacific Crest Trail and needed to do our "town chores" like resupplying, mailing packages, etc. Can't wait to come back someday!

We had an overnight stopover in Medford OR driving from Vancouver BC to San José CA and this was…read morewhy stayed at the Courtyard there. The hotel is literally within walking distance to the airport. Although it isn't in the centre of town, it's conveniently located to most restaurants with a very short driving distance. The best part is there's a Costco within a 2-min drive so it was super easy for us to gas up early in the morning before heading out wth Costco membership price. While the hotel and the rooms are a bit dated, the front desk service was extremely attentive. We got a phone call within 10-15 mins of checking into our room to see if everything was OK.

Update. That was the most bizarre check out. She just held out her hand for my key cards. Did…read morenot ask about my stay. NEVER coming back and definitely spreading the word on this weird place.

If you should find yourself in the Tulelake this would be an ideal place to stay. The lodge is…read moreclose to two wildlife refuges and the Lava Beds National monument. We stayed here 3 nights. The cottages are like an old style motel. The beds are comfortable and the towels are soft. There is also a gun rack for duck hunters. Staying here during off season it was very quiet, the only the sounds I heard at night was an owl. The large main wood paneled room made me feel I was in a hunting lodge. There are stuffed geese on the walls and deer heads too. There is a pool table, books, TV, and comfortable chairs and couches. It is a warm and welcoming place to sit a spell here after a busy day. It rates 5-stars if you can accept that it is not fancy. It is not a luxury hotel, and it is not a chain. It is a lodge tucked against a mountain looking out on farmland and wildlife owned by pleasant woman.

4.5 stars. Winema Historic Lodge is the only lodge option around Lava Beds National Monument. They…read moreare run by a friendly family and the rooms are comfortable, warm and surprisingly well-curtained to keep the sunlight out. We called ahead to let them know that we would be arriving late at night (please call them if you plan to check in after 8 pm) and the owner was nice enough to keep the motel room open for us. Our beds were very comfortable and the blankets were warm. The toilets are clean with hot water. There is wifi but we didn't have the password. There are a few picnic tables outside. The main lodge where the office is located has a dining area where you have access to a continental breakfast (toast, bagels, muffins, cereal, etc), and a community room which has a TV, pool table and the friendly family dogs. The whole set up is a family run business, which brings a sense of groundedness and kindness. Lava Beds is just a 15 min drive. Tule Lake wildlife refuge is just across the road. We booked this lodge because it was the only option but after having stayed here, I definitely recommend choosing them if you plan to spend a night or two in Tulelake.

I stopped by here with my wife for a one night stay this past Thursday evening. With little…read morelodging in the area around Crater Lake we were happy to have found this place and booked it months in advance. The evening that we were planning on staying here my wife and I wanted to catch sunset at crater lake before heading over. So I made an attempt to call the inn and ask if a 9:30 pm check in was ok. Whenever a day had gone by and I hadn't heard anything back I was starting to get a little worried. So attempt #2 was made by email and within 15 minutes I had a reply back that it was ok and where our key would be located. Driving up to this inn in the dark was definitely an experience. The owner had told me in his email that the last mile of our drive would be on dirt roads. However with the dark my wife and I still were asking "where the heck are we going?" Once on the property and inside the inn we found it to be rather pleasant. The floors are all white carpet and are complemented by the pine wood that is everywhere. There are three separate rooms here and ours was upstairs. The main area is cooled by air conditioning but the rooms only have personal fans. Whenever the doors to the bedrooms are shut then they can get rather warm. This led to me sweating while attempting to go to bed. Stupidly I had missed that I could open the windows on my first look at them but once I had the windows open the nice cool mountain air had the room at a good temperature. At that point the comfortable bed and cool air had me asleep in a flash. In the morning my wife and I were able to enjoy the inn even more. On the outside there was a nice patio with a garden waterfall nearby and my wife and I ate our continental breakfast out there. It also seems like the owner is still working on the property itself. While it wasn't messy by any means there was lots of equipment around and it looked like it would be even nicer in the future. While I was fixing myself breakfast I was able to talk to the owner who seemed to be a nice man. We made small talk over us getting in late the night before and he nicely gave us some suggestions for our next days travels after hearing where we were headed. The bottom line for me is that I would stay here again in the future. Even though I started our hating this place due to the remote location and my own stupidity with the windows. I eventually came around and really ended up enjoying this place and the peacefulness that came with it.

I booked this place through hotels dot com and the picture looked like a ski lodge with a pile of…read moresnow. Okay, that's not it. The road to the place caught us off guard. It's a dirt road. When we came up on the address, I had to circle around to see if I missed something. Nope. This is the place. So, it's not a hotel. It's not even a motel. But, it's not a hostel. Then why a four star? I liked the remoteness. I liked the rustic feel. We were right in the middle of a forest. The place is basically a guest house with either 3 or 4 small rooms (the one on the bottom is a bit creepy). The room isn't big and the amenities weren't all that great. My wife certainly wasn't happy that I found this place. But, this place had charisma. This is a near adventure and a diamond in the rough.

Excellent Hotel -- Definitely Underrated!…read more I've stayed at Candlewood Suites in Medford, Oregon, on Hawthorne Avenue many times, and I've been extremely happy with every visit! Although this property is classified as a two-star hotel, I personally believe it deserves a much higher rating. The pricing is fair, the location is excellent for airport access, and the staff is consistently friendly and welcoming. The rooms are always clean, comfortable, and well-equipped with the basic amenities needed for an enjoyable stay. The shower water pressure is fantastic! Another huge plus is their excellent long-term parking rates, which make this location especially convenient for travelers. I've booked numerous stays here and will continue to do so for as long as needed. Every experience has been positive, and I genuinely appreciate the consistent quality, cleanliness, and value. In my opinion, this particular Candlewood Suites location is seriously underrated. It consistently exceeds my expectations for a hotel in its category. Five stars! Highly recommended for both short and extended stays!

We had a lovely stay at Candlewood suites. We were greeted as we entered and helped right away…read more The rooms were very clean and nicely kept. The front desk clerk was there for anything we needed. We have stayed there twice now.