Beautiful view. Very clean. Great hosts. My daughter and I arrived late but Patrick was there to…read moregreet us and help with our bags.

My husband and I found it this beautiful advertisement online for this company. We had made…read morereservations a few months prior for our wedding,however we live in another state so we hadn't had a chance to see the venue other than the pictures on the website. We arrived at the venue the day before the wedding. We also had arrangements for two nights in the honeymoon suite. When we showed up, we were shown the main house that we were going to get married in. It apparently is being lived in by Patrick and his wife. Not a professional setting. But the view out back was amazing. Patrick then showed us to our " honeymoon suite". Except for it's classified more as a junior suite. No tv , room too small, and mystery door in the room as well, not to be used. That was creepy, Also in the bedroom, the queen size bed took up the whole room. There was only a little pathway to get to the bathroom, and to get to the other side of the bed. When we left that day, we decided that we had to cancel their so-called honeymoon suite because it was just too small for us. when I let Patrick know that evening that we wouldn't be staying the two nights because the suite was too small. He stated that he might have shown me the wrong room. And by that time my husband and I had already made reservations for a true honeymoon suite. The day finally arrives, we get to the venue three hours early we start to get ready. Everything seems to be OK. Now, at this point, I realize I haven't mentioned that our wedding is just my husband and myself and my maid of honor. So we did get a great price for all that. We really looked forward to having a intimate peaceful wedding. While I was getting ready with my maid of honor people that weren't invited to our wedding were coming up and talking to my fiancé at the time and he's nervous and he doesn't want to talk but these people are friends of Patrick's. It made my husband very uncomfortable. In the meantime, our photographer shows up and things seem to be smoothing out. My photographer was wonderful and we really enjoyed her. However, as I walked down the stairs to walk through the house and out, Patrick stops my photographer and tells her that she must move her vehicle. This was highly unprofessional, and did not need to be dealt with at that moment. Literally minutes before I was to walk down the aisle. So the car gets moved the photographer gets in position. I make my way past the kitchen and out the door. But as I'm walking, something doesn't look right to me, it was the position of Patrick and my fiancé. Patrick was standing in the wrong place. He stood to Todd's left. You can see when you look at the pictures what I'm talking about. Then we get to the part where Patrick officiates this wedding. I thought this was something he had done before. It clearly was not. he did not read from the book. He did not have it memorized. He had everything out of order. He had asked if anyone had any reason why we should not get married halfway into the ceremony. I had to tell him twice that we hadn't exchanged the rings. I wish I could share the video, but that's a little more personal that I'd like to do at this point. I think I can get my point across with my words in my pictures. They also said they would provide a cake which I found out two days prior because I asked, that, they decided they weren't going to do a cake for us. Thank heavens for Fred Meyers! They saved the day. Patrick also had another couple in the duplex " honeymoon suite" behind the main house. They seem to be more of a priority to Patrick than we were.

Clean, quiet, great location. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The cottage had everything we…read moreneeded, and we will definitely stay again! We loved being right on the river. It was very relaxing and peaceful.

I can't say enough about this place! Everything was perfect! I traveled with my husband for work…read morethis week and this is where they booked us. I wasn't expecting much but upon arrival I was amazed. Not only is the cabin itself beautiful, the land is as well. The grounds are well kept and the view is incredibly beautiful. There is a little pathway down to the river and lots of places to stop, sit and enjoy the view. If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would! Highly recommend!

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

This lecture hall is a pretty cool place for our OSF behind the scene talks and prologues…read more One of the things I like about it is the space allows for students and community members in the audience to participate and hear everything about the shows at the campus. It was built in 1923 which was am previously a church. Cool stuff! I recommended joining the OSF for one of their talks when you're here to see a show! We highly recommend it!

We arrived at the business and could not find it. We called the number listed and the woman that…read moreanswered the phone informed us it has been closed for two years. Thus, it is no longer in business.

First time visiting, but already plan to return! The setting, the staff and the food were all…read moreexcellent. Wood fire pizza, salads, soup, fresh made bread, desserts!! Nice selection of beers, hard ciders and soft drinks. I can easily see going here for a cup of coffee and a scone!!

Wisteria Gardens is a studio bed & breakfast that is attached to the owners' home on their…read moreperfectly landscaped property. Their roughly two acre garden is full of beautiful flowers and trees (see the pictures!) and the perfect escape from city life. It's paradise and I highly recommend anyone to stay there who is looking for a beautiful getaway near Ashland and its surrounding areas. The owner's, Annette and Brian, are wonderful hosts and pour their heart and soul into the place. They are extremely friendly and their hospitable touches are everywhere. The spacious studio, which is actually more like a one bedroom, is nicely arranged with books, local information, and decorations. They provide all the morning necessities like coffee, tea, and breakfast food. You'll feel right at home! On the property, there is also a very quaint wine tasting room that is leased by the winery adjacent to their property called Pebblestone Winery. The wine is very good, but it's the setting and hospitality that will make your trip memorable. Apparently, they can host weddings, a wondeful place for a special event. Wisteria is perfectly located to reach the surrounding area. It's an easy 10 minute drive to downtown Ashland. The drive to historic Jacksonville is about 15 minutes drive through some amazing, rolling vineyards. My only regret about writing this review is letting my secret out. I'm sure next time I go I will need to book months in advance.

This place was one of the most beautiful outdoor wedding venues I've ever been too- the shaded…read moregardens made for a gorgeous and romantic backdrop and created the most memorable experience- they were so well organized- everything that they provided was just perfect- I wish that I had taken more pictures detailing how beautiful of a venue it was- those that are interesting in a truly gorgeous outdoor venue should definitely go check them out

We LOVED the Gold Beach Visitors Center, especially Miss Jane. She was so kind and helpful, with…read moregreat tips on fun things to do with little kids. She put together packets of info for us, with cute little bottles of agates for the kids, plus Gold Beach bags and water bottles, which the kids really appreciated. We checked in with the staff almost every day of our trip, and they were so personable and helpful! HOWEVER, we are NEVER coming back to Gold Beach! It is crawling with homeless men, which is really scary bc the area is full of empty roads, dense forests (Twin Peaks meets Jurassic Park), lonely trails, and vast, windy beaches with huge surf, few people and no lifeguards. So, we worried constantly about running into these unhoused strangers everywhere we went, and bowed out of taking walks along the river and beaches when we saw shanties set up along the paths. Locals recommended we get a dog, bear spray, and a gun (there's a big gun shop in town), and we'd be fine (!). My husband was accosted by homeless men asking for money at an ATM, and had to go back when the bank was open to avoid them. He was also accosted at a gas station by a homeless guy who ran at our car while my husband was pumping gas. He had to stop pumping gas before our tank was full to get away from the guy. The area is beautiful and I'm glad we finally saw the Oregon coast, but too iffy in terms of maintaining personal safety with so many homeless men everywhere.

All the information you could possibly need (or want) on Gold Beach, the southern Oregon coast, and…read morenorthern California. It's odd, though, that the building is tucked away from 101, behind some very big bushes, at a local beach access point. This was my second time to Gold Beach but the first time I noticed this cute little place.

Mountain View Ranch is a fun place to be! Beth and Dave, the owners and hosts, are great folk. We…read moreattended their Country Music festival and barn sale in 2022. It was a blast! The music was rowdy, the food delicious, and the crowds had no problems dancing ( even when it was raining). It was a memory making weekend!

Great time.at the music festival, will be there next year for sure. Nice setup and not crowded.read more

We stayed 2 nights in the Excalifur tree house. This is an absolutely stunning tree house with 2…read morestories, multiple sleeping areas, a full bathroom, a kitchenette, and gorgeous craftsmanship throughout. We were greeted with a plate of freshly-made cookies when we got inside. Everything was clean and tidy. I can't think of a single thing we needed because it was all there. The grounds themselves were a joy to walk through. Lots of games, works of art, a kids playground - all nestled in a peaceful treeline. I can't recommend this place enough if you need an escape from city life and want to reconnect with nature.

Stay in the tree houses and enjoy eco-conscious hosts who cook with healthy ingredients in mind…read more There's a pool!