Cannot recommend this place more!! 10/10 experience. You can tell the owners truly thought of…read moreeverything because the accommodations were above and beyond. Beautiful property, gorgeous rooms, the BED gave me some of the best sleep I've had in a while. I even considered asking what brand of pillows and bedding they use. Thoughtful service, complimentary breakfast with generous portions. Everything tasted so fresh and homemade. It was perfect to wake up to after wine tasting all day prior. Cured my wine hangover quick, hallelujah. The location is incredible too. In the heart of Dundee, it's nearby countless wineries. Yet the property still felt very private and quiet. My best friend and I (both young women) felt incredibly safe and no weird vibes. This b&b has reminded me what true hospitality looks like. I work for a 5 star hotel and walked away from this experience taking notes. What an absolute pleasure!

We had a lovely stay at La Bastide Bed & Breakfast. Our room was very homey, which was wonderful…read more Breakfast was delicious. The owners are very nice. They found an earring I didn't yet know I lost and offered to mail it to me. Highly recommend for a quiet and relaxing stay very convenient stay to lots of area wineries.

We came from Texas in August to escape the heat ya'll. I let Hubby pick the lodgings and did not…read moreeven check it out online so I'd be surprised...and let me tell you, I was so pleasantly surprised! We were greeted at the desk by Ryan with a glass of their sister winery's rose and then proceeded on a tour of the inn. It is a small boutique inn with only about 18 rooms total. I believe while we were there, there may have been maybe 4-5 other couples (that we only saw at breakfast). It is just a lovely place with a sitting room with a huge fireplace, a quaint breakfast room, and several patio areas with fire pits overlooking the valley. One firepit stays on all the time (already I was excited to "need" a firepit in August!). Ryan then walked us across the entryway to a separate smaller building and into our room which was the Deluxe Valley View room...with glass doors that opened directly onto a sweet little patio with adirondack chairs and table overlooking the vineyard. We spent every morning here drinking tea before breakfast and most evenings here drinking wine before bed. And speaking of breakfast! Every morning was a treat...several options you can choose from, mix and match your pastry with your fresh fruit with your main dish with your beverage with your coffee, all a great way to bellywad before a day of wine tastings! Do yourself a favor and get the SCONE every morning! I discovered that sadly on my last day :( All of the staff were super sweet and accommodating. The room was beautiful and the bed was comfy! But that view tho! Makes me want to submit a resume!

An incredible stay. To start, Peter and Carolyn are the sweetest, most accommodating, and overall…read morefantastic hosts. The grounds are beautiful, and the rooms are perfect. You truly feel like you are staying in an Italian Villa. The food, is also incredible. Not to mention the service and accompaniments. Will be back! If you're looking for a stay in the Willamette Valley, the Black Walnut is the place!

We came back-the inn is lovely with so many special touches, the breakfast is delicious and Jerry…read moreis an amazing host. You will feel right at home....I highly recommend !

We always love staying at Jerry's when visiting wine country. Amazing spot with comfortable rooms…read moreand breakfast

This little place is perfect for a night away. Absolutely adorable and very clean considering this…read moreis an active farm. We particularly love the breakfast!! Considering how good the breakfast is, I don't know how they even make money. We would gladly pay more!!

Had a girls getaway at the 82 acre farmstead. We got a walk through of wine making in the vineyard,…read morefed the farm animals, toured the greenhouse, a lesson in gardening, harvested herbs, enjoyed a honey tasting & stayed in the stunning refurbished Silo Suites -- all just one hour outside of Portland. Don't miss the 8 roaming resident farm cats & Kevin, the head supervisor peacock! ‍

Nice hotel as you enter Dundee, OR. Service is friendly and efficient. Room is large, though the…read morelayout is slightly odd. You have a nice sofa and table area, a separate dining area (round table with 4 chairs), the bed is tucked away and then the TV is at the very far wall at a slight angle (making it a little off to watch TV from bed). The room is clean and well stocked. Good location as well as it's shares the parking lot with multiple tasting rooms and a restaurant on site.

Such a cute hotel. Was not expecting this level of boutique chic in Dundee, Oregon. So many…read morewineries within walking distance and couldn't be a more perfect location to explore this area. Highly recommend!

Jokes and her husband were amazing! I highly recommend this place. The breakfast was healthy and…read morefantastic. The bedding was so soft and comfortable! Five stars from me!

We stayed here for a wedding reception/baby shower weekend. This was a first time B&B experience…read morefor the hubby and I. So glad that this was our first experience. Joka is an amazing hostess, along with Maggie, the Bichon, who is super adorable. The breakfasts are something to be experienced (sad I didn't get pictures) and are the perfect way to start your day. Joka is not just an amazing hostess, she is also a wonderful cook. We stayed in the Sunflower room (Eola Hills Room), which is the only room without a bathroom in the room, however the hall bath is right there and it's private to you only so it was not a big deal. The Inn is walking distance to a quaint downtown with some great places to eat and wine taste. It is also central to driving to other little towns. If we are in the area again, this will be a must return place to stay.

This was our last stop of the day. Place had a cellar and also a bed and breakfast where we…read moredecided to spend the night. Views were spectacular looking over the vines and surrounding rural area. Grounds were immaculately maintained and included many sitting areas allowing you to fade into the country landscape. Weather could not have been more beautiful. We were greeted by Joan, the gracious host, that showed us around the compound of living rooms, common sitting areas, kitchen and breakfast area, including the jacuzzi and sauna. Extremely charming, with walls adorned with Joan's family pictures through the decades. We met Joan at the nearby cellar, as all new guests get a complimentary wine tasting and choice of one full glass the evening of their arrival. The chardonnay and pinot reserve showed promise, however the remaining were uninspiring. Regardless, we were able to socialize with two other couples from Vancouver, B.C. and Florida. Our room was the Yamhill, which was on the second floor among four other rooms. Being among the cheaper rooms of the bunch at $150, we had one small window that overlooked the entrance and gardens near the pavilion. Decorated in a cute country motif with a stuffed brown bear as our mascot we named Merlot. Room was very clean, King bed was very comfortable and the night was extremely quiet. Breakfast was downstairs at 9, with coffee available at 8. You could hear neighboring guests rustling around by 7. Family style breakfast was ample with fresh fruit and cream, eggs with a cheese sauce, homemade biscuits and hash browns. A perfect way to start off our day. A highly recommended country oasis to top off your wine tasting escapades.

We stayed here last holiday season and had a lovely time. Since it was off-season we got a great…read moredeal on the beautiful Sunset Suite located (along with one or two other rooms) slightly away from the main house. It was secluded and relaxing, with a wonderful view.. though I imagine in the high season it's a little different... especially being located right across the road from Domaine Drouhin. They were very accomodating, pleasant and down to earth.. just like most of the other nice people we met in the area during our stay. Breakfasts were delicious and there was plenty for a late riser like me. I would love to go back and take advantage of some of the amenities that are better experienced when it's not raining.. like horseback riding and hiking.

We recently stayed here on our wine journey to the Valley. We networked into the Lion and glad we…read moredid. The renovation is top notch, really fantastic with great taste. We stayed in Summer and our shower was double sized with two separate shower heads! Breakfast was outstanding and the porch is perfect. They had wine and cheese for us in the late afternoon. They also gave us coupons to wineries, which we used at two places and saved $50. Nice touch on each count. The house manager is really personable. Wi-Fi was very strong to our room and we were able to watch a Netflix show on the iPad. Newberg is conveniently located just south of Portland in the northern mouth of the valley. It isn't much of a town, but we didn't care. We had our wine tastings and then dinner at Joel Palmer's. Nice way to cap off this part of our trip. The location of the Inn is suburban, near an elementary school, so know that fact. We are big fans, and you will be too if you cater to a top B/B.

We recently stayed here on our wine and foodie trip to Oregon. The big plusses were the breakfast,…read moredecor, house itself, staff, rooms, price. We stayed in the Autumn Room and had a fireplace and huge bathroom, complimentary tastings at neaby wineries. Conveniently located near the Dundee wine country! The only negative is that the town of Newberg isn't much, although we did find a fun bar, the Voodoo lounge.

The location is beautiful--quiet, peaceful, and with a lovely view. The house itself is also…read moreupscale and very well maintained. Unfortunately, we won't be back. The innkeeper was quite intense and frequently interrupted us throughout our stay, repeatedly referring to us as "kids," which felt uncomfortable and unnecessary. During breakfast, the interruptions were so frequent that it was difficult to relax and enjoy the meal. We had specifically booked our room for the hot tub, but it wasn't hot during our stay. When we mentioned it, the response was that there had been kids in it the night before and maybe something had gone wrong. No solution, alternative, or adjustment was offered. While the property itself is beautiful, the overall experience was not relaxing, which is what we had hoped for in a bed-and-breakfast.

Will start with the disappointment, the evening social hour is not guaranteed we learned sadly upon…read morearriving. It was one of the things I was looking forward to the most having stayed in some amazing B&B's in central coast CA wine country and meeting others who are staying etc. But everything else was great, pristine and spacious accommodations, wonderful views, breakfast fantastic all nestled in a beautiful part of Oregon. Defiantly will return and hopefully on an evening that the social hour occurs.