What a lovely hotel! We had a nice 2-night stay and enjoyed it very much. The rooms were comfortable, the breakfasts were very good and the Cypress restaurant serves a good dinner. Probably the thing we liked the best was the coffee we got in the lobby! So good! And an added treat was the walnuts, complete with nut crackers. Very fun! read more

We stayed at the Atticus Hotel during a winter trip to Willamette Valley for wine tasting, and it was exactly the kind of cozy we were hoping for. It had just snowed, and the whole area felt quiet and peaceful -- the perfect setting for a getaway. The hotel itself is beautiful without trying too hard. A room nearby had been used in a Helen Hunt movie, which was a fun surprise. Thoughtful details everywhere, but nothing over the top. They left us a little snack of locally grown walnuts -- such a simple touch but it totally hit the spot after a cold day out wine tasting. It's in a great location in McMinnville, easy walk to restaurants and shops, and super close to a lot of tasting rooms. I'd definitely stay again. read more

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"Lipstick on a pig" is the expression that comes to mind when I thought about how to describe this hotel. As others have said, they are one of very few lodging options in this area, so they do have a captive audience. The $500/night room rate is ridiculous, considering the lack of any real amenities. It felt like an economy hotel that tricked you into thinking it was fancy using high prices, really nice decor and an espresso machine. There was no soundproofing at all and you could hear every word being said in the next room. Bring your white noise machine if you are a light sleeper. Front desk staff could benefit from hospitality training (smiles are free). On a positive note - great location, the beds were very comfy and pretty fresh flowers in the lobby. read more

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Stayed here recently on a short little vacation. This hotel is quaint. If I had to guess it probably has less than 40 rooms total. Each room on our floor had a different, and super cool door knocker. Our room was pet friendly. It had a large dog bed, bowls, treats, portable water bowl as a gift to keep, and a cute little card for our pup. The room was nicely decorated with a separate living area from the bedroom. The bathroom was nicely appointed and I loved the bathtub with bath salts. My only comment, and this is more of a personal preference, is the bathroom toiletries were super masculine in smell. I would have preferred something with a bit of a more neutral scent. Overall, the service was friendly and fast. We were greeted with bubbly at check in. The valet service is 24/7 and fast. They have a Mediterranean restaurant downstairs. Sadly we had already made reservations for our entire trip so we didn't dine here, but heard from other guests that it was good. The lobby area is cute, coffee service great. Located in a very walkable area close to shops and dining. They were also awarded a Michelin Key, which was a pleasant surprise. Would absolutely recommend this hotel and will definitely stay here again next time we are in town! read more

Beautiful accommodations! Great staff, fantastic restaurant on site. Parking made easy.

Wonderful experience! The Atticus Hotel is fantastic. It is pricey but you get a boutique experience like nothing else. The bathroom was massive, the bed was super comfortable, and it is super dog friendly. The small touches clearly indicate that the staff make sure each and every inch of this place is built to accommodate. Plus it is located right off the main street in McMinnville. read more

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Lovely, unique property with personalized service. The on-site restaurant is remarkable the hotel rooms are clean and charming.

Just like all the 5-star reviews say, the Atticus is by far the best place to stay in McMinnville--and possibly one of the best hotel experiences we've ever had. Everyone, especially the front desk staff (Dia and team), is incredibly thoughtful, attentive, and welcoming. Even though we were only there for one night, they went out of their way to remember our preferences, accommodate my work schedule, and make us feel completely at home. They also took the time to genuinely get to know us and even showed us around--something we've rarely experienced elsewhere. As others have mentioned, the building and rooms are beautiful, cozy, and full of charm--and the location couldn't be better. Cypress, the restaurant downstairs, was also top-notch. Everything about our stay made it so tempting to just spend the whole trip hanging out at the hotel. This is hands down the only place we'll stay when we visit McMinnville--and we can't wait to come back! read more

WOW! If you are coming to McMinnville you have to stay at the Atticus! The entire staff is so warm and welcoming. Rae in particular made us feel so welcome. Hannah did a great job planning our stay and winery visits. The rooms feel like you are staying somewhere that costs two or three time more. The coloring room is cozy and a great place to start your day with an espresso. This is located right in the heart of town with lots of restaurants and tasting rooms in walking distance. I would definitely recommend leaving town and going to the vineyards for tastings if that is what you are in town for. This is the perfect spot for a romantic weekend, board retreat or friends get away! read more

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We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here! I would have given 5 stars but for one flaw - the valet. But first, the hotel is beautiful! Check in was a delight and easy and welcoming. Our room, the Helen Hunt Suite was gorgeous and so comfortable. Breakfast was delicious. Excellent location in town, although there is not much to do in the little town itself. Of course, wine tasting is the reason to be there. The flaw: the valet was lazy and unpardonable and obviously not trained in his job. He took our car (an suv with the suitcases obviously visible) but did not bring the bags. We had to go down and ask where they were. Then he was surly each time we ran into him during our stay. Upon check out, we brought our bags down (not a problem, we are very self sufficient) and waited outside for our car. He brought the car forward and then stood there as my 68 year old husband loaded the suitcases into the back of the car. It was so cringeworthy that he finally picked up my little carry on and held it out and asked me what he should do with it. I said I would take it and I put it in the car myself. They really need to train or replace him. Otherwise, 5 stars to the Atticus! read more

Perfect place if you are looking for something special. Lots of nice touches that I won't spoil for others. Location is wonderful too for dining, shopping, tasting rooms, if you don't feel like venturing to nearby wineries. No regrets on this splurge. read more

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Bunk room is awesome but a bit noisy. Odd knocking sound at times. Staff couldn't be nicer. Delish latte to start the morning. Nice touch being avail 24/7 at no extra charge. Valet is super helpful. Love the decor. read more

Let me start off by saying that this is a lovely place to stay. The customer service was exemplary. The room was beautiful, clean and I loved that every door had a different knocker on it. The staff was thoughtful and very informative about what was going on in McMinnville. The room was stocked with complementary tea and coffee from local vendors. We ate breakfast in the restaurant down stairs it was a nice meal. If you are lookfor a romantic holiday weekend or anniversary thus is the place. It is definitely worth the money. Special shout out to Hannah S. for making our anniversary stay special!! read more

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I really enjoyed my stay at Atticus! The hotel is very modern and in a central and safe location. Easy free street parking although valet was also available for $15/night. The staff was welcoming and provided complimentary champagne at check in and a McMinnville map with recommendations. I stayed in a studio room and it was definitely sufficient. Not luxe but comfortable and well done. I've never had a nut cracker in-room before so that was a unique touch! Other highlights were the complimentary cappuccino bar in the lobby and the market with a great array of goodies. Check the website for special promotions. I was able to snag a third night free! read more

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Wow! I never thought I would be stopping in McMinnville more than once, but after our stay at the Atticus, it's hard to say never. Almost as if we were at a resort, we were greeted with champagne upon arrival. The 24/7 espresso options and in room French press with coffee and tea were an excellent touch. I loved the fireplaces in the room and the many seating options in and out of our room. Dia, at the front desk, helped pick out and set up our two favorite components of our trip. Every employee was lovely! read more

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Amazing stay! The hotel is great and perfectly located! Dia at the concierge was so thoughtful and helped us plan our entire trip and was spot on in all her recommendations - even finding us places that were open on Xmas eve. The food at Cyprus is delicious as well! We will definitely be back! read more

After a very long drive from Seattle in pretty much the pouring rain.. we pulled up to the Atticus. It's the tallest little building in its neighborhood (which is a great location smack in the center of town). The valet was super attentive and even offered to check us in when he saw the hotel clerk was on another call. I made the reservation via Hotels.com, and they pulled it right up along with offering a complimentary glass of bubbly. Yes please, time to drink after having my eyes peeled on a slippery highway for a few hours. Bubbles are much easier to look at. In the lobby sits several couches and seats made of plush velvet in shades of blue and green, lamps glowing Edison style. There are little antique trinkets and maybe the very first viewfinder ever (very cool). The door knocker (nice knockers) was a hand that I very much shook upon my entrance. lol The room is quite spacious, with a decent sized bathroom to the right (although no shower door, so heat did escape me when showering). The mini fridge is more like a wine chiller (not cold enough to keep my leftovers from dinner, unfortunately), but great for stockpiling your purchased vino from the local vineyards. A tea station complete with honey straws. Thick colorful Aztec looking robes on the wall, a nice sitting area complete with a bowl of local walnuts and hazelnuts, and a cracker! The bed is large and very comfortable. My one real gripe was that when I was searching for the perfect hotel, I checked the box for fireplace, as it's chilly this time of year. Yes, there's a fireplace, but no it's faux. It looks cute, but I would have felt the same heat from the television displaying Alexa's fireplace channel. Maybe ours didn't work, I set the heat to high (only two push buttons), and it was cool all through the night. :/ The phone also has the old school rotary look, but that as well, is just for show. We ate dinner downstairs, and the food was tasty and portions were adequate. When checking out, they have a 24/7 beautiful espresso machine and you can have yourself a complimentary jolt for the drive back! Super fun hotel, a lot of attention for detail, but for the amount of money paid, I expected a working real fireplace. read more

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Top notch hospitality from friendly staff (some of whom have previous experience at the incomparable Allison in Newberg), delightful early 1900's-ish design of public spaces, great location for walking proximity to downtown McMinnville eateries and to drive to wineries plus a good in-house restaurant keep me in "4 star - fan" mode. But for $350ish/night paid for a Luxe Studio King Suite (on the "Penthouse floor" - 4th floor of this four floor building) we expected more comfort and convenience in the room. If evaluating room alone for price paid this would be barely "3 star - aok". Seeing surfeit of 5 star reviews it seems my husband and I are in minority voice for not loving the room. So it might be helpful to know about us for context. We are...ummm...well aged like good wine...travelers so outside the "20 - 30 something" demographic that shows up in much of the hotel's marketing collateral. We are neither picky people nor cheap ones. (Although like any travelers we are expecting a good value return on the investment in a hotel room.) We happily stay at a well run mid-range price property like Springhill Suite (like the one in Bend Oregon) or Hampton Inn (like the Pearl District located one in Portland) and we have also happily payed plenty more than the price at Atticus to stay multiple times at luxury inn The Allison in Newburg and boutique hotel The Stephanie in Cannon Beach and we've been plenty pleased with lower end "mom n pop only place for 100 miles" places like Wagon Wheel Motel in Alturas (CA) at about seventy bucks a night for a clean room and working bath. It is a function of expectations going in for value and price point. At the price point at the Atticus, the room fell short for us. I posted photos and captions so I won't write a lot about room deficits from our view. Different strokes. For us it is about form and function. Function here was funky: *No drawers for clothing and we had to call for luggage racks - none were in room - to set luggage on and 'live out of it'. *Poor lighting throughout room, especially bath vanity. (Great shower though.) *Wine fridge in room but no space for stuff otherwise. *In room coffee French Press set up in awkward narrow space. (Good brand though.) *Awkward "hard right angle of neck needed" for TV viewing from sofa. *Electric wall fireplace of 'old school' - I'd have been happier with the space used for a dresser for example. Would we stay again? Maybe. Given the assets I named in the opening. One of the reasons we didn't stay in McMinnville before during many trips to the Willamette Wine country was slim pickings in lodging. But when we recommend it to friends and family - and we do - we recommend it with our room commentary included. THIS N THAT: PARKING - at public lot but they have a GREAT valet service - like all the staff here that service was top notch. ACCESSIBILITY - although designed to look like an old hotel, this is in fact newly built and pubic spaces are ADA compliant - the law is 30 years old after all - and there are accessible rooms in the hotel, although in only one class of service and not in all classes of service. RESTAURANT - in house on ground level is Red Hills Kitchen owned by the Red Hills Market (Dundee) and not the hotel. Serves B, L, D. They were still getting service 'trued up' when we stayed but one of our entrees at dinner was in the top five of "best dishes in recent memory". Breakfast menu is small but good eats. I understand they have had another chef turnover - so 3rd since opening I think - since our meals there. (Tip for a great breakfast or lunch is 'order at counter' Valley Commissary just a short drive away in The Granary complex. And for delightful dinners, both Pura Vida (Latin) and Pizza Capo - conveniently across the street from each other downtown.) BUBBLES - at check in one is offered a glass of sparkling wine. I see reviewers mention Champagne but it is not that...it is a local vintner's very good sparkler...label name "Bubbly" I think. Delightful as are all of the other wines by this maker, R. Stewart, and their gracious "all are welcome here" tasting room is walking distance from the hotel. One of the things we most enjoyed on this trip - and we visit a lot of wineries and once belonged to multiple Willamette Valley Winery clubs - was our tasting at the R. Stewart room. Recommended. BARGAIN LOCALS RATES AT LAST DITCH? - I think I heard a desk person talking with a walk in who asked about a bargain "locals" rate. That is for empty rooms not reserved by X:00 (5p I think) there was a deep discount offered for a one night stay. Makes sense they would do that rather than leave the room revenue lost in total for the night. If you're traveling without need for reservations and looking for a late check in, one night stay you might walk in or call on day of to ask about this rate. read more

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This review is long overdue since we had our wedding on 5/29/22. It was such a treat to stay at Atticus Hotel for our wedding weekend since we got married at Furioso Vineyards nearby. They were accommodating, beautiful rooms, and great food on the main floor! It's also where my husband and groomsmen got ready. It will always be a special place! read more

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What an awesomely wonderful stay. Very comfortable and homey. Centrally located to shops and restaurants in downtown McMinville. They offer wine tasting at check in by local wineries, or you can get a glass of bubbles. They can make an espresso 24/7. Some free street parking but they can valet if you need. Room service available. Lovely local restaurant attached called the Red Hills Market. read more

This place is really fantastic. They take care with every detail, including bowls and dog beds sized to your dog and their needs, asking repeatedly if you need help with activities or reservations or recommendations. The complimentary espresso drinks behind the check-in counter, all day and evening, is great--and the staff know what they're doing as baristas! The rooms and lobby are lovely and well-designed. The hummus et al place in the restaurant is EXCELLENT. Thanks Atticus hotel! read more

Stayed here for 4 nights with my husband based solely on all the 5-star reviews. The hotel is okay, and there seems to be very few other hotels in McMinnville, which is where we wanted to stay to do some wine tasting in the Willamette Valley. As another reviewer who stayed in late May, 2023 noted, the 3 stars rating is on the generous side. The 'pluses' of the Atticus are definitely the location, which can not be beat, for being walk-able to several restaurants, small shops and the Farmers Market on Thursdays. The king bed in our 'suite' was also very comfortable, and I am admittedly very picky about beds! The 'minuses' to the Atticus unfortunately are several. The suite we rented was advertised as having a "fireplace". It was our anniversary, so instead of a standard room, we went with the more expensive suite because the "fireplace" sounded romantic. Imagine our surprise when we opened the door to the room and saw an electric facade of a fireplace. It should be listed as a 'faux fireplace' , so people will not be mislead in to thinking it is a wood burning or even gas fireplace. The other disappointments included one small TV (maybe 32") in the living room part of the 2-room suite, no TV in the bedroom. The TV was so small it was hard to see or hear from bed so if you plan on watching TV while you doze off to sleep you might want a different room! The shower had very poor water pressure, and was not adjustable at all. You could not adjust the spray, and it was not a hand held shower head. It was placed very high up on the wall of the shower, so it was hard to rinse off, took forever to rinse your hair if you have long hair, and just seemed strange not to be able to adjust even the spray. We had housekeeping service our room only one day out of 4, and it appears they only replaced the towels and made the bed. The rooms were not vacuumed, dusted, sheets were not changed, nor anything else that we noted. Although you are charged a nightly fee for valet service (there is no option to self-park your car), the valet was NEVER at the valet stand, morning, noon or night, whenever we wanted to take our car in or out. We were left standing outside the hotel EVERY SINGLE TIME we wanted to go out or came back to the hotel and ended up having to go back inside and wait in line at the front desk to ask where the valet was. It was inconvenient and annoying. And despite tipping the valet anyway every single time we took our car in or out, he never once offered to take a suitcase out of the trunk, open the door for myself or my husband, or lift a suitcase in to the trunk of the car when we checked out. There is only one elevator in the hotel (we were on the 3rd floor) so if it happens to be a busy week, you will potentially have a long-ish wait for the elevator. We took the stairs several times but I have a long standing knee problem and it was not ideal. And lastly, although the Atticus prides itself on offering hand made espressos, available 24/7, and the friendliness of its staff, I found some definite room for improvement in that area also. Several of the staff members, one older, heavy set, dark haired woman in particular, was downright rude and condescending when I asked for lattes in the morning. One day I asked for some sugar packets to go with the lattes, and she actually said to me (in a nasty tone of voice) "Are you out of sugar in your room??" Huh??? !!! (There is a French Press coffee machine in the room, along with a couple packets of sugar that was not replenished by housekeeping. I had neither the time nor the patience to figure out how to use a French Press, and like cream in my coffee so it would be useless anyway. Obviously, if there was a stash of sugar in my room, I would not be asking for it, but regardless, you would think with the 'above and beyond' customer service they claim to have, the woman would have just said 'absolutely' and handed me a couple sugars instead of giving me the third degree!) Another morning, same woman, I asked for 2 lattes, and she doubled the cups for some reason. The small shot of espresso (and in my case, mixed with half and half) is just not that hot, and in no way required a sleeve or double cup. She then loose-laid lids on top since the lid would not fit correctly on a doubled up cup, so that when I picked up the 2 coffees, one of them spilled all over me since I was not aware the lids were not on the cups securely. All in all, the Atticus is just an okay hotel. I personally do not think it is worth the $500+ a night, the service and ambiance is not up to par with other hotels in that price range, and no matter how hard the owners like to think their employees and their level of service are extraordinary, the reality is that they fall short on many levels. read more

The customer service here is top-notch. My husband and I were in for a three day weekend and stayed at the 3rd Street Flats. The air conditioning in our unit over this 90° weekend was not working correctly. The manager at the Atticus was on top of the situation and checked multiple times during the day to see if the problem was rectified. She ended up offering us a room at the Atticus Hotel the last night since the air was still not working, and was very generous with her compensation for her inconvenience. We have stayed here multiple times and are never disappointed. Thank you Courtney and Tricia for all your help this past weekend. read more

Generous at three stars. First impressions matter. Woman at front desk has a severe attitude toward new arrivals. Never a smile. No eye contact. Couldn't be bothered. Requesting full bedding service does NOT include linen change! (We were there four days!) At the foot of the bed is a mirror. To the right of the bed, on a far wall was the TV. Forget about watching TV in bed. Weird design. On the positive side. Three staff members went out of there way to be helpful. Kudos to Hannah S, Ann, and Nalu. Above and beyond. The Atticus is the only 'class' act in the town. DO BETTER! ( read more

OMG! This is the cutest hotel we've ever stayed at! Stayed at the luxury bunkroom which houses 6 ... four bunk beds and one king (or queen) bed. The amenities are incredible from the walnuts and hazelnuts (McMinnville was known as Walnut city but now is known for Hazelnuts) with nutcracker in room (some how fresh walnuts and hazelnuts taste 100X better on vacation, right?), bathroom products (wish i could buy the body wash and lotion!!!!), coffee and tea (from local merchants - Flag and Wire for coffee) to the local raw honey sticks, to the homey and comfy bathrobes. I could go on, but their website does a better job of describing everything they have. They also offer continental breakfast from 8-10am with fresh fruit, pastries, yogurt and coffee. At the lobby they have espresso anytime of day, with either whole or oat milk (delicious as I had a few during my stay) and cute dutch bikes to ride around town. Oh, they also have a mini library in your room with books hand selected from locals along with how they would spend their deal in McMinnVille. Love how creative with personal touches and details to make your visit feel special here at the Atticus. Kudos and wish more places were like this! The service is also incredibly accommodating, helpful and friendly. They all seemed very young, impressive and professional. I'm trying to figure out how and when I can visit and stay here again! read more

This is the hotel you've dreamed of. The attention to detail and comfort is second to none. Not only do they great you with a glass of champagne on arrival, the entire ambiance of the property is simply delightful. We were lucky enough to stay in the Howard Hughes suite and what a treat! Huge sitting area and kitchenette with unique antiques and books you can settle in front of the fireplace with. Plus, if you love the book you can take it home with you and they'll simply charge you $15 so you can finish it. Each door has its own brass knocker, from squirrels to eagles, to deer. The staff are amazing and welcoming and simply help make this a weekend to remember. It's located close to all the wineries in the region but you may find you don't want to leave the hotel, it's that delicious to stay in. I can't recommend this property highly enough. read more

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Everyone and everything was simply top notch and genuine throughout. I've stayed in 4-5 star luxury hotels and resorts and this was by far the best ever. The amenities were bountiful, room accommodations excellent, decor was warm and cozy, the Pendleton robes were perfect touch, the staff and customer attention was unmatched. read more

I went to Cyprus Restaurant in Atticus hotel on Mother's Day, and whoever curated the drink menu was a genius! Cleanest food in town, and friendliest staff. The interior is amazing! I loved it there, and i very much recommend eating there!!! read more

Atticus Hotel - The Prickly Pear soda and The Dupe drinks are amazing! (The dupe is nonalcoholic too) - Hotels Near Me - McMinnville, Oregon

This place is really amazing. Came with my husband after we had an accidental ghost tour at Hotel Oregon and Washington blown away by the hospitality of Ann at the front desk, she showed us around and we fell in love with the vibe here. The rooms are so hip and gorgeous. The beds comfy. Every detail is perfect. She poured us a glass of bubbly and checked us in. Our night was relaxing and rejuvenating. Sebrina was also so kind and hospitable in the morning. She showed us the bunk room for a later travel date and we were amazed. Make sure you check out this room! Perfect for a family get away or a girls weekend. She also made us a complimentary espresso on our way to breakfast. We give this place a 5 stars read more

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Raspberries and thyme homemade jam!! The perfect breakfast and most attentive service. Delightful and delicious!! I'm nuts for seedy and grainy toast which arrived with my scrambles. I was dipping my toast in the locally made jam, it was so-SO good.!! I'll be back for more. Gifts abound in an enchanted, mini gift shop that's has something for everyone to love. read more

Atticus Hotel - Outdoor seating, Sunday mid-morning: scrambled eggs and toast with a Mimosa and water. - Hotels Near Me - McMinnville, Oregon

Stayed in the penthouse at the Atticus over the long weekend. It was a perfect space for our family of 4. The balcony was a plus. The room is very spacious, 24 hr espresso bar, excellent customer service, bikes for use, good food and a perfect little snack shop downstairs with great beer/wine selection. Great place! read more

So happy we stayed at this lovely new hotel in the willamette valley. So unique and clean with thoughtful offerings. Greeted with complimentary champagne. Complimentary espresso or cappuccinos made to order anytime of the day. Complimentary bikes to ride around town with water bottles. Small gym but useful. Lovely decor and inviting staff. Stayed in junior suite that had plenty room to move about and feel a good separation from the bedroom, bathroom and sitting area. Wish the shower had a door to keep the heat in better from shower and not splash water everywhere though. Pricey but worth it for a Great experience. Easy side street parking and close to everything downtown. read more

The hotel was nice but stay away from the restaurant. My wife had the paella, the shellfish was over cooked and to tough to eat. I had the crab Mac and cheese, it was very dry and very little crab. I ordered a $14 Old Fashion and got a one finger drink:( There are much better restaurants within a few blocks for far less $$$$ read more

This hotel is exceptional. If you're searching for the best lodging in Oregon wine country stop looking, this is it. I'm breaking a long hiatus from posting reviews due to my newfound love of this hotel. I just returned from a two night girls getaway. We were considering the Allison but wanted to see what else was out there and found Atticus. Step aside Allison because there's a new player that's gonna give you a huge run for the money. I've stayed in about 10 different hotels in the past few months due to work travel, and this was by far the best place I've stayed in a long time. I'm picky. Very picky. Here's what I love: - Extreme thought in every detail. The doormat in the elevator has the name of the day on it, and is changed out every day. The books in each room are curated by a local, whose bio and recs are stacked with them. Upon settling into your room, you receive a call asking if there's anything further they can do to help make you at home... these are just a few examples. - The sense of place. Everything is local. Local art. Local food (a bowl of Oregon walnuts and hazelnuts in each room). Local team including being owned independently by locals. -Gorgeous decor. I didn't want to leave. I could live there I loved the style so much. -Value. Not cheap for Oregon but compare this to similar places and you're saving hundreds. -Location. You're one block off the main st of a wonderful small town. Within three blocks we walked to wine tasting rooms, meals, a local bookstore and a spa. There's really no need to get in a car if you don't want to. -Service. People make a place and service was the best I've experienced in a long time. Please don't tell everyone. I want to be able to go back but they also deserve success, so maybe tell a few ;-) read more

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Super awesome hotel with awesome complimentary cappuccinos and healthy nuts! Super friendly staff. Great bar and restaurant! read more

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Best hotel ever! We went on our honeymoon and before we even landed the workers where amazing. Maria helped us check to see if the room was available. Jared the doorman was always so helpful and professional. Ann who would normally work during the evening was always so nice and positive. After a long day it was really nice to come back to this warm environment. Finally, the house keeping is amazing. The room always looked like we checked in the for the first time. Can't wait to come back again! read more

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We stayed here for our wedding weekend and it was absolutely perfect. Complimentary champagne and espresso at the front desk upon checking in. Beautiful rooms. Relaxing bathrooms, with the comfiest bathrobes ever! It's just an all around gorgeous hotel, and they give you top notch service. I can't wait to come back and stay here again sometime. read more

Pros: - very pretty / "instagrammy" - well located - clean - staff are polite and pleasant in straightforward interactions Cons: - Mess up with our reservation and poor handling of the situation, with really bizarre passive aggression. We had booked a trip before, cancelled and then rebooked for a longer stay. The hotel clearly hadn't properly cancelled the entire original trip as on our day of arrival they texted to ask if we had others coming on my name or if it was a duplicate booking. When I suggested the latter, I was told it would be fine and that I wouldn't be charged a penalty!? What a bizarre thing to even reference. Why would I be charged a penalty. It felt super passive aggressive. Then, on the Saturday, while at a friend's wedding party I got a call saying we should have checked out. When I explained that we had a reservation until Sunday (see photo attached which was sent to me last week), I was told they had no rooms and I had to come back and empty the room. When I got off the phone, I took a pause and then called back to say that didn't work for us. I politely suggested that maybe they had cancelled the wrong booking/this may be tied to the duplicate issue. To their credit, they resolved the situation, but to be clear, had I not called back and challenged, their solution was that we leave a wedding and vacate the room... There was zero apology and instead there was a bizarre self congratulatory attitude for resolving. - Then, we get back to the room on the Saturday night and it had not been cleaned (this is a $490 per night room...) - At check out when asked about the stay, I tried to lay out my disappointments. The staff member (Michelle) was polite. However, it was obvious there was no interest in hearing me, as she kept cutting me off to show sympathy but always mid sentence (note- in customer service there is listening to hear vs listening to respond...). Like the day before, she instead wanted to tell me how they had resolved and actually specifically told me that our earlier reservation was the longer one and we had renewed with the shorter one (incorrect as evidenced by the photos). I explained that part of my frustration was I was being made to feel like the issue was my fault. She said, "Well it is POSSIBLE that it was the hotel's fault," but it was clearly delivered in a tone that suggested zero accountability. - In summary, the staff generally show a high degree of confidence in the fact there is a strong demand for the rooms. However, we experienced quite low accountability at key points. I get that that works when you are the only game in town, but these things catch up with a business over time. read more

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Fantastic location. Great rooms. Great service from friendly staff. Seemed more like a 5-start place than a 4-star, and the prices reflect it. Good on-site restaurant for brunch: biscuit and chowder, YUM! read more

Maybe one of my favorite boutique hotels ever. Pricey but what a great place and a great experience. From the welcoming glass of bubbly, to the room which was amazing, to the fresh whole nuts and nutcracker, to the classic Atari games, to the complimentary tastings at many of the local wineries ... I loved it! read more