The Event center is a nice space to use for any event, particularly if your function involves food…read more Its kitchen is large enough to accommodate several people working at the same time, and it has plenty table space to hold multiple kitchen appliances, coolers, and food plates. Another nice feature is the large pull-down screen. It easily connects to a PC and runs through a nice sound system.

Perfect getaway for you and your loved one but also just as perfect for the whole family. We stayed…read morein one of the tiny homes and it was probably one of the best weekends ever. Everything you need it right there and golfing was so great. Went during the month of August. They were still working on the driving range so we are planning to go back so we can experience that before tee time. The lazy river was oh so lazy and relaxing as well. It was also super neat that on the golf cart screens, each hole had a tip and/or fun fact about the hole or the course itself.

Nice golf course, but we waited nearly an hour at the turn, with 4 groups waiting to tee off ahead…read moreof us. They were all groups that had played the front, and no one in the pro shop had any idea what was happening. For the premium price we paid we shouldn't have to wait like this. Hire a Marshall to keep groups moving...in a friendly but insistent way.

Yum. I stopped for the night at a wonderful riverside hotel and asked for a nice place for dinner…read more They had a few recommendations but the Parrott House stood out. It is a Victorian Mansion. (With several ghosts) set on a hill. The food was delicious, the ambiance was delightful, and service was attentive but not "in your face". The whole evening was special.

It has been a year since I've been to the Parrot House and wanting to try their reinstated buffet…read more I like a buffet where you can try different foods. I really wanted to like this place because it's the one fairly fancy place in town...but, it was a disappointing experience. We got to the restaurant for our 10am reservation but the door didn't open until exactly 10. People huddled under the porch because it was raining fairly hard. We were shown inside, then back outside to another room to our table. We ordered and they said the buffet was in the tent-outside. So, coat & rain hood back on to go to the buffet. Unfortunately, the buffet wasn't ready so we went back to our seats. The buffet wasn't ready for around 20 minutes-because some of the kitchen crew called in sick so they were operating with less help. The remaining crew was working hard to get it set up. So they were doing a good job-they just needed more help. The buffet had: Eggs, Potatoes, Bacon, Sausage, Biscuits & Gravy, Jalapeño Cheddar Bagels, Smoked Salmon, Salad, Dressing, Potato Dill Soup, an Omelet bar and Prime Rib. Unfortunately, most of the food we got wasn't warm. I think the top of the chafing dishes were able to cool off, even though, the bottom was hot. Didn't know that until going back in. Thats a dangerous situation where bacteria can grow. The bread was excellent. It was a chewy Italian bread. The butter balls were firm so hard to spread. There were bagels and smoked salmon but it would have been nice to have something other than just jalapeño cheddar bagels for the smoked salmon. Maybe, get something more neutral in flavor that more people would eat. I think I have fairly normal tastes and love biscuits & gravy but the biscuits and gravy had an odd flavor to me. I wasn't a fan but that may be a preference. The prime rib was ok but not terribly tasty. The Potato dill soup was just ok, too. The omelet bar probably was the safe choice since you pick your ingredients but I make those often at home so I wanted to try other things. I think they are trying to be fancy instead of just making good food that everybody would like. Service was good. We did have to wait for coffee but overall they were nice and did a good job letting people know when the buffet was ready. Overall: Ambiance is 5/5; Service 4/5, Food-the temperature, late food and having to walk in the rain to the tent and back with a plate of food while getting rained on drops the overall score to 3/5. Opening that heavy door with a plate of food is a problem, too. Maybe have the tent right outside the entrance to the main dining room so your customers and their full plates don't have to be out in the rain. There has to be a better way.

This is a little out of the way but 100% worth it. The rooms and grounds are beautiful and…read morepeaceful. They had charging available for our electric vehicle. So many nice special touches, like a glass of wine sitting outside from a local winery, local chocolates in our room, hearty breakfast in the morning. If you want to feel spoiled at a reasonable price, stay here!

The owners don't respect privacy and are invasive also very money hungry and pushy about purchasing…read moreextra services

We enjoyed Melrose vineyard for a light lunch and tasting. We enjoyed the Pinot noir, Merlot and…read moreTempranillo. The charcuterie board for 4 was amazing! The board has a ton of variety for everyone!

How nice to be welcomed with a smile and a "I'm glad you're here" attitude! And, dog friendly as…read morewell. (Not the case with some other wineries in the area.) They have an extensive wine list; so my husband and I each did a tasting of 6 ($10), and then ordered the smoked salmon plate ($25). We then took a seat out on the terrace overlooking the beautiful winery and vineyard. Not long after we were seated, we were served our wine flights and salmon plate. Let me first say that the smoked salmon plate was beautifully presented and very delicious. The salmon was tender and moist, accompanied with cream cheese and a wonderful pepper jelly. Oh, so good. My wine flight was mostly whites. My favorite tastes were the sauvignon blanc (not a typical suave blanc, less acidic with a smooth finish); the chardonnay, and the rose. But I enjoyed all the wines I tasted. Also note that they have a small gift shop with some very cute items. I'm so very glad we came here. Great staff, great views, great food and great wine. We will definitely be back again next time we are in the area.

No ability to do gatherings on weekends. Are you kidding? At least have someone there that can…read morerents space. We are having a horrible time finding a venue for Saturday or Sunday. You are killing your business by not operating meeting rooms on the weekend.

This building is beautiful, clean and bright, with pictures from local artists hanging on the…read morewalls. I like having meetings here as it's located near downtown with food venues nearby. There is a boardroom, conference room and offices too. All have blinds for privacy. There's such a mix of tennants in the building it creates great energy and visitors comment on how nice the place is. Our weekly Toastmaster meeting is every Thursday at 6:45 AM. Come and check it out.

What a hidden gem this tasting room is. Amazing view overlooking the river. Oh and did I almost…read moreforget to say the wines are quality tastes and buys. Super ambiance with nice music, fire place and comfortable seating. Thanks to our hostess Michaela.

From the owner: We are a center that teaches the art and science of Viticulture and Enology, showcasing a premier…read moreevent center and tasting room that features award winning wines produced by our students.

There was a line at the desk, but the staffer..."Schyler"(?), was quickly and happily checking…read morefolks in. She recognized my reward status as this enterprise is very consistent in doing. I was a bit shocked to exit the 4th floor elevator to find an open air walkway to all rooms. Upon entering the room, which seemed clean but dated, I was surprised to see a door at the back of the room with a deadbolt. There was a balcony out there with chairs and a small table. It was dark, but I could see reflections off the water four stories down. A lake? The pool and work out space is modern and inviting. The lobby fireplace is quite the impressive feature. Decor there is beautiful. What a unique property! So glad I stayed here. Breakfast was closing down when I finally got to it in the morning. But coffee was hot and scrambled eggs still warm. Enough to get me on my way.

Renamed "The Lodge" and transitioning to the Marriott Brand (as of May 20, 2026). It is…read moreconveniently located off Highway 5, and all the rooms overlook the river. Quiet and convenient with an indoor pool and out door jaccuzi. Its more of a motel (floors 3 & 4), and hopefully even more of an upgrade when the rennovations are complete.