These folks have the system down. One of my favorite observations is how I am welcomed at the front…read moredesk. From my very first stay as a brand new rewards member, and 99.99% of the time thereafter, I have been greeted with a "Thank you for being a _________ level rewards member." I always take the time to remark to staff how amazed I am at the consistency of that small gesture. I'm now at the top tier (after four years of patronage) and it is still consistent. I thanked the person for the appreciation and was gifted a little Valentine's Day goodie bag. It had candy in it, sour candy which I am particularly fond of. This location is fairly new or recently renovated - oddly enough the toilet seat was one item showing wear. But carpet, decor, tile, all looked newer. In the dining area, they have the Costa Coffee automatic brewing machines. Those are fairly new addition in some of the properties and it really ups the coffee quality. Yreka also employed one of my favorite condiments, half and half in an insulated pitcher. I don't expect this at small town properties. It is pretty common in Washington and Oregon, where the populace takes their coffee more seriously. So, that was an especially pleasant discovery in the morning. The room was an upgrade to a suite (thank you!) and spacious. Though not a suite in the traditional sense. I didn't really care. It just had a love seat or small couch and coffee table in the room. I had time for breakfast, unfortunately bacon was not offered. So, I selected scrambled eggs, biscuits and gravy. It was okay. The biscuits were moist, the gravy lukewarm (not a huge fan of sausage gravy) and the fake eggs (I'm sure made from some packaged eggs.) were edible. But the coffee was good, even better with the fresh half and half. All HIEs have a great spread for their complimentary breakfast. Usually something for everyone. Pancake machine, warm cinnamon rolls, cereals, some form of eggs, and a breakfast meat or two, fruit, yogurt, juices etc. If you are ever in Yreka, consider the Holiday Inn Express. It is a good deal and

Hotel is clean, staff is kind…read more Unfortunately the fellow guests created a less than ideal stay. #1 around 9:30 PM the entire second floor was permeated in a burnt toast/popcorn smell, likely due to a guest microwaving something in their room. We had to roll up towels to try to block it from entering our room under the door. Honestly surprised a smoke detector wasn't triggered #2 around 6:00 AM the guests directly above us clearly had kids who proceeded to run back and forth for 2 solid hours....so much for sleeping in. Breakfast staff named Amber is absolutely lovely! Food was typical hotel breakfast.

Friendly staff. We stop by occasionally when we are in town to get a few games in. Always a good…read moretime.

Run by volunteers to raise money for the food kitchen, it is a passion project to keep bowling…read moreavailable to the local public. Great venue for birthday parties, for each lane you get 6 bowlers and one extra large pizza, 6 sodas, and 90 minutes of bowling. You can order additional food and beer as needed. The beer by the can is only $4 for the premium micro brews which currently feature Fall River and Etna breweries. Other beers like Sierra Nevada in the bottle for $3.75. You can't beat those prices. Your time starts when the first ball rolls down the alley. They got an upgrade to the modern scoring systems and the lanes are in great shape. Plenty of shoes available and lots of balls. Let's roll!

McCloud Hotel is a wonderful place to slow down, relax, and enjoy some quiet time. The rooms are…read morecomfortable and charming, and we really enjoyed the food as well. The location is perfect if you love nature and hiking. Mt. Shasta is close by, and there are so many beautiful hikes and outdoor adventures in the surrounding area. After a day of exploring, it was so nice to come back to the peaceful atmosphere of the hotel and simply relax. A beautiful getaway for anyone looking for good food, comfortable rooms, and easy access to nature. I would definitely recommend McCloud Hotel and hope to return again.

Still love this place but they need to check on amenities such as shampoo and body wash before…read morehand. Last couple times there was no shampoo in the container and last night there was no body wash. Not a do or die thing but there aren't staff readily available at 1030pm to refill the body wash. Next time we will check right after we check in.

Great place to instructors and dancers. Clean, safe, convenient location away from downtown bar…read morescene. Shout out to Derrik and Maria for making it easy to get started. Glad I found it.

Dancing dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, dancing, always partner dancing fun, fun fun dancing…read moredancing

Callahan's is a gem. We can only speak to the rooms as we've usually arrived late at night and all…read moreseasons. Staff if friendly, accommodating and makes things easy. We are in a slight back and forth of cats are allowed or not. 5-6 visits over the last year, no problems. We always ask. The wife is as told otherwise this last week. I'm talking with staff to figure that out. I'd hate to lose an option on our commute path.

Stayed 2 nights and ate breakfast and dinner at the restaurant. For the restaurant, the breakfast…read morewas a solid, above average hotel complimentary continental spread with eggs, waffles, and even homemade carrot bread and egg/veg casserole. The dinner was really better than expected but not fine dining. We had several different cuts of steak (sirloin was our winner) , which were nice, a child's grilled cheese, and a delicious Cesar salad complimented with a local Rogue Valley bottle of wine. Fast, friendly service but relaxed and happy to let us take our time. For the hotel, the room has a fireplace with logs provided, so smelled strongly like a camp fire - pro or con depending on one's point of view. The in-room jacuzzi style bath was particularly fun and a highlight! The room is well-worn but in a way that feels almost in theme to the rustic mountain lodge. We've been before and will return again.

Trishah Neikirk is a wonderful massage therapist. If you want to both relax and heal, she can use a…read morenumber of modalities, including cupping, hot towel treatments, hot stones, gua sha tools, deep tissue, light relaxing Swedish-style, and she's one of the few LMTs trained in visceral abdominal massage to get your bowels moving if they're stuck. (She's also a hydrocolonic therapist, so she can do both together.) She's an Ayurvedic practitioner and has been very helpful for me regarding my intestinal issues and neck pain.

Great staff, beautiful grounds, and mindful, integrated care (Network). The energy here is great…read more I've been to some community events here too, and really enjoy the people and space.

We came here on a whim. Had zero plans for the day while visiting family. It was a scorcher…read moreoutside. Two hours was plenty of time to have fun and get wet. I will say it was LOuD and the chlorine burned my eyeballs for the rest of the day BUT well worth it. Three kids ages 8, 5 and 2 one senior and one husband that could've passed on going. We had a great time splashing around and hitting the slides. The facility is super clean, the people working are friendly and the lifeguards were working their tails off. We'll keep this place as an option for fun on our future trips to the area

I'm a retired park and recreation professional who happened to be in town and connected with two of…read morethe master minds behind the project. They invited us for a tour and what a treat it was. I have been involved with several high level facilities in the past including North Clackamas Aquatic Park. Rogue X is perfectly scaled and located to serve the Rogue Valley. It is a beautiful facility that provides a large pallet of activity for a large variety of user groups and still maintains the ability to grow to accommodate more users and varieties of activities. Excellent job Medford parks and recreation.

Absolutely magical! It's a quiet retreat with friendly helpful staff. River access, tea house,…read moresauna, cute little shop, clean showers! We stayed an extra 2 days we loved it so much!

I am the neighbor to your place once again voicing my complaint about your garbage. Last year I…read morerequested you put your dumpster somewhere besides next to our homes. Thankfully you did just that and had it moved to somewhere else on the property for which we were grateful. Then this year you chose to not only put your trash dumpster by our homes you added portable toilets. Come on you people, let us enjoy our days without the copious amount of flies your trash and shit brings to our homes. Be respectful of others, please!​

Love this studio! All the artists here put a lot of thought into the designs so you have something…read morelovely to take home.

I've had the opportunity to join Tika for two paintings and I enjoyed them both greatly! In fact,…read morethey are a couple of my favorites of the 7 or so that I have done at various establishments! Tika's business is a tiny bit hard to find...your GPS will tell you that you have arrived and you will be in the middle of Crater Lake Avenue wondering if you are drunk or crazy. You might be, but Visions of Wonderland is a tucked away corner of one of the three buildings on the corner lot there. Essentially, pull in like you are going to Squeeze-In Sandwich shop and drive around the building to the back. Tucked in the corner you will find Visions! Tika has a great attitude, a fun style, serves up coffee, tea and sometimes a sweet snack. You can bring your own beverages and snacks, as well. Tika is patient and talks the class easily through the painting, even challenging ones! I've been following Visions of Wonderland on Facebook for the last few months, and I love how Tika keeps it interesting, promotes the different classes, for kids, different media and she also takes suggestions for new ideas! If you have ever wanted to try a "sip and paint" or are looking for a different place to try, check out Tika at Visions of Wonderland!