Rooftop bar review only. Did not stay in the hotel. Sat up top to enjoy the view, which was nice. Ordered the special, Chicken Banh Mi. Basically, it was your basic crispy chicken sandwich on a hamburger bun with carrot, veggie ribbons, and jalapeno slices found in a normal Banh Mi sandwich. I've not had that sandwich with a bun before; I prefer the baguette to the bun. Didn't get napkins, and no ketchup. Did get ranch for my tots, though. Service, as with many McMenamins, was a bit lacking. No one came by to check on me after my food delivery or even asked if I needed anything else when it was delivered. Sadly, it's kind of what you come to expect from McMenamins' establishments. Cool atmosphere and generally good food but spotty service. Maybe the McM brothers should do like on that undercover boss show and visit their establishments incognito. Perhaps then the service will improve. read more

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We spent the night here to check it out. Not too bad. Cute room older bed which is definitely something that Mcmenamins has at other locations. They have a rooftop bar which was audible from the room but not terrible. Parking is on the street or in the garage one street over. It's quaint. I'd stay in a pinch if needed but kind of close to home so probably not a necessity. read more

Stopped in for Stamps. Spoke with the lovely front desk lady for a minute, then found the hotel clue pretty quickly on an upper level. Kept climbing to the top. Visited the Rooftop Bar with beautiful sweeping views. Now That is a great place for happy hour! Came back downstairs to explore the pub next. It's got a nice long bar with plenty of seating in two separate rooms hugging both sides of the lobby. The Cellar Bar and tiny "Carter the Great" cocktail bar were closed, so I'll have to go back for those last two stamps another day. read more

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It's been years since we've visited McMinnville and Hotel Oregon. We decided to stay for one night just before the Christmas holiday. We arrived about 5pm and checked in at the front desk where we grabbed a cart to get our luggage to our room. After unloading in the 20 minute zone, we parked in the free parking garage about a block down the street. Built in 1905, and originally known as Hotel Elberton, it remains the tallest building in downtown McMinnville. The interior is decorated with relics of the towns history and the 1950 UFO sighting. Today, it looked just as we remember, we approximate the last time we walked through the halls and visited the various bars was 2015 ish. Here we are 10 years later and it appears they do a very good job of maintaining the property including everything from general maintenance, painting, functioning elevators, quaint bars and restaurant spaces and the overall cool, eclectic vibes that McMenamin's properties are known for. We were also reminded that Hotel Oregon serves as the official center of the annual UFO festival which we were told brings in as many as 30,000 visitors! Our room, the Ollie Ruffner White, was a dedication to the original patriarch, Ollie White. She married her childhood sweetheart, Tom White in 1890 and the couple headed west to Oregon landing in McMinnville in 1892. There they raised three children. When they opened the hotel in 1905, the family of five moved into rooms on the second floor. The room was clean and comfortable, however, we noted we are not used to staying in historical properties where the room sizes are cozier, counter space simply does not exist, and modern amenities like TVs and desks for laptops, etc. just aren't available. Therefore, our recommendation is this makes for a fantastic weekend getaway, where you can pack light and enjoy your weekend exploring the area. We did find it a bit difficult to have 7 days worth of belongings including gifts for our holiday trip with us in a small space. We did sleep well, and it was very quiet, which was appreciated. Main Street was decorated beautifully for the holidays, which made this extra special. There are plenty of local shops, restaurants, and well over 200 wineries in the region that make this a great weekend getaway spot. read more

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Great service in their pub on my lunch break consistently. Highly recommend their African Chicken Peanut soup if you visit on a day when it's served! Loses 1 star simply because the price hikes McMenamins has seen the last few years doesn't make sense for the level of product being served anymore. read more

Amazing views at the top of the hotel. Had a few beers and some tarot tots. The tots were really good and I received a lot of them! Also a lot of interesting history with the building and previous owners. Would recommend visiting. read more

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Eclectic hotel with a rooftop bar on the fifth level. The rooftop had a good view of the trees and city. There were six of us. We couldn't move the tables together so we huddled around one. Service could have been better. It took forever to order and for the drinks to come and then on top of that the bartender messed up the order and the drinks. We got a basil non-alcoholic drink but it was originally just soda water rather than ginger beer. We also got cajun tots which were decent. read more

One of my favorite places to visit. Charming old building with lots of beautiful seating choices. Food is consistently good. Love the atmosphere. Great service. Very enjoyable place to bring the family. read more

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Very unique, charming, old hotel. If you're looking for a fancy 5 star you probably won't like this. I enjoyed how different it was. Clean, staff was great, multiple bars and restaurants to go to and you could spend half a day just walking around looking at the artwork on all of the floors. We were fortunate to be there at the end of October so they had the basement pub decorate and it was great. I would love to try another establishment somewhere else. Loved the area the hotel was in as well. read more

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Great place to stay when in McMinnville. Clean, reasonable and a great restaurant downstairs that whips up a great breakfast. Longe in the VERY bottom of the Hotel is worth checking where one can also sort through a stack of old 33 LP albums and put them n the turntable to listen and chill to! Rooftop restaurant outside dining was fun as well! read more

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What a quirky old-time get-away! I felt like we were staying in my great grandmother's house: old creaky wood floors, great staircases, and the feel of history all around you. Our room was spacious, sunny, and clean. The bed was comfy and our 2 dogs loved their stay. What's not to love about the Hotel Oregon?!? The staff were super friendly and parking was FREE! We love visiting McMinnville and can't wait to return to this hotel. read more

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I know that McMenamins food and brews can occasionally be divisive for people, but most people seem to agree that their hotels are top notch experiences. Although we didn't stay overnight (this time) at Hotel Oregon, we received a pretty complete tour of the grounds in the search for our passport stamps, and I can say that once again, my wife and I were very impressed, and look forward to staying here in the future. Despite popping in to the front desk a total of five separate times (once for each stamp), the woman working the counter was wonderfully friendly and gracious. A couple of the smaller bars were closed during our hunt, but we were able to take in the charming, always quirky McMenamins aesthetic throughout, dined in both the ground floor pub and the rooftop bar, peeked into a couple rooms being (sic?), and enjoyed strolling and shopping along the conveniently adjacent 3rd street downtown district of McMinnville. Visitors to this surprisingly endearing town would be hard pressed to find better lodgings. read more

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After dinner at a place down the block, we stopped in for a drink. Walking in, the downstairs was pretty cool looking. The bar inside wasn't opened but the rooftop bar was. This was kind of cool and we hopped on the elevator to go up to the top. It had a neat view of the small town, but going near sunset was a bit much. We had a drink at the bar to end the evening and headed back to our B&B. I'm not sure if I'd go back again as nothing had a wow factor, but it's a good place to stop if you're in the area. read more

Yes it's an old hotel. Yes, it creaks. Yes, I enjoyed it. The hotel is super cool, especially if you're a history buff. There are several common areas to hang out, a restaurant and good coffee in the mornings. We had a shared bathroom, but it was super clean. Our room was right across from it and there were individual stalls. There is an elevator for lugging your suitcases. Ac works great in the room. Parking is on the street next to the hotel. Lots of great places to eat around the hotel in walking distance. Stay there if you like personality. It's cool. read more

Mary at the Cellar Bar is an excellent bar tender!! Extremely fun to talk to and knowledgeable. She made our trip

Nice cozy hotel in downtown McMinnville. Close to all the tasting room. Typical McMenamens fair. Comfortable casual. No parking at hotel. Street or garage about a block away. Rooms are small but nice. Bed a little hard but adequate. read more

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I do love this historic hotel and chose to stay here even though my week long work was in Newberg. I had a common bathroom on this stay--it was clean but not convenient. I wouldn't make that choice again. But I didn't deduct a star for that. However, I did deduct a star for the general shabbiness of the curtains, the towels and the bath robe. The morning coffee still rocks, and the mid week stay was super quiet. The staff is always great here. McMenamins seems to have survived the pandemic shutdown, and I'm grateful because I truly enjoy my stays here. Still, it's not a discount hotel and much of the charm has to do with attention to detail. I hope that focus returns to the small, needed repairs, replacements. read more

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It is an interesting and historic spot, just cause of that, it could be a good place to stay. However, it is rather noisy as it's a very old building, and people who happen to stay during my stay were rather loud too. Oh there was a woman's painting in the room and it is one of those creepy ones where the eyes trace you, the whole stay gave me nightmare for 3 days! There's a poem written by a woman who used to stay in that room on the wall!! It is very creepy! No bathroom in the room is a No Go. I wish I knew about this prior to arrival. You have to travel a long hallway to use the public bathroom. I am only giving it 3 stars because of its historic value. read more

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Gorgeous location in McMinnville, Oregon with a wonderful rooftop bar. Unfortunately it's also one of the more expensive McMenamins locations. So, when they rush and cut corners its quite disappointing. My wife was excited to try a new raspberry seasonal salad with goat cheese, hazelnuts and a Ruby-raspberry vinegrette. Sadly, it had more hazelnuts than it did greens and was so overdressed it was nothing but a dripping mass of soggy salad. Very disappointing. I'm vegan so there are only a few options for me to eat at McMenamins and so I rely on their Mystic 18 burger a lot when we eat at one of their locations. The Mystic 18 at Hotel Oregon was one of the worst ones I've had. It was very dry, the cheese was cold (and as we know, cold vegan cheese is not fun!), and the patty was gray and anemic, looking barely cooked. The rooftop bartender Steve was the saving grace for our meal. He makes a mean drink, my wife enjoyed her Summertime Tea immensely, and he was a very funny dude. If not for him and the fantastic view, this would have been a 3 star instead of 4. If visiting here for a meal or a drink, know you're paying for the ambiance and view. You can get the McMenamins beers cheaper at other bars, even though they make it themselves! read more

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All McMenamins establishments are a must-see, and Hotel Oregon is no exception! We absolutely loved our stay in this beautiful historic hotel. Every room has its own personality and feel. The walls are thin, so if you are a light sleeper, this might be a bit difficult as you can hear the creaking and chatter of fellow visitors. We stayed in the King room with a private bath, which was marvelous! The hotel is UFO-themed, as there was a sighting in this quaint town years ago. Keep a watch for the hidden UFO art in the hallways! read more

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We came here again yesterday and was really disappointed in the service thanks to our waiter. He looked fairly young and possibly new? But if that was the case I would hope someone would be helping him? Our waters were never refilled, we ordered some appetizers but we didn't get any plates? I had to ask for napkins, which was weird. I asked the waiter if we could please order two bottles of champagne (to take home) and he told us we'd have to go talk to the bartender? I did and the bartender seemed a little confused like we were. Hoping this is a one off. read more

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Roof top bar is a fun place to soak up the sun and visit with friends. Poor service: slow and unfriendly. Expensive libations. But a funky place to explore. read more

I am a big fan of McMenamins hotels, but this was my least favorite I've visited. Stayed three nights for a friend's wedding over July 4th weekend. The shared bath situation didn't really scare me off as I've done it at the Edgefield and the Crystal Hotel. Hotel Oregon, however, is set up more like a dorm with one shared bath per floor (technically two: one for men and one for women) with several stalls for toilets and showers, whereas the others I've stayed at had multiple single occupancy toilet & shower set-ups per floor. I prefer the more private shared bath situation than this. While I didn't run into many people in the bathroom, I did note that they could have been cleaned more regularly. Our room was perhaps the smallest room I've ever stayed in in a US hotel. My husband and I are slender people, and it took some shimmying to maneuver us around the bed and sink whenever we opened our window, accessed our bags, or exited the room. A queen room best designed for a single occupant, I think. It was thankfully quiet enough tucked away in a back corner of the 4th floor. Front desk and cleaning staff were all very friendly. Restaurant and bar staff were atrocious aside from one woman in the restaurant who was an absolute gem. The food also was not worth the money. Dinner on the rooftop bar our first night was the worst. The curry bowl was mostly rice with a few sad vegetables (predominantly onion) and barely a hint of curry. No sauce, more an essence. My husband's stomach hurt for two days afterward. I only ate my jamaican bowl out of hunger. Make sure you ask for the separate cocktail menu if that's what you're here for as the food menu has only ciders and beer options. Service was extremely poor, and you order at the bar and pay up front, so hope they enjoyed their nice tip for doing absolutely nothing. (Seriously, when I asked for napkins they told me where I could go get them myself inside.) Breakfast downstairs was so slow regardless of whether it was bustling with patrons or virtually empty. Tip: grab coffee upstairs and bring it down with you otherwise they will charge you for your morning cup, and it tastes better free. Breakfast was at least a step up from dinner. I recommend their biscuit and house jam. Substantial and tasty. Parking was easy. Two hour street will take you to 11am if you time it right. Otherwise there's a 24-hour free parking structure about a block or two away. The hotel is directly downtown, so there is much to walk to in the immediate vicinity. It's certainly convenient if nothing else. read more

VERY RUDE RESTAURANT/PUB STAFF, MANAGEMENT DEFENDING ABUSE. In four visits between October and December, 2023, I and other guests noticed two violently rude restaurant/ pub servers: shout "I'm BUSY" in response to customers simply waiting in polite and patient silence, slam glasses down on counters rudely and violently at customers, assault polite customers with unprovoked scowls and sarcasm, and ignore customers for very long periods of time. None of us victims had ingested any alcohol at the time of the abuse, and were nothing but patient and polite before the abuse. We all spontaneously and discretely shared tips on businesses in town where we had not seen any such poor behavior as alternatives to the filth on display here. It's a shame as well, because the rest of the staff (the majority) at this business behaves normally to extremely kindly. Still, healthy people will not return to a business where management tolerates, even protects such vile behavior. I took the time to email Dani Chilsom repeatedly about these issues, explaining that I and many others have seen these widespread problems over an extended period of time. Dani's public responses are belie her refusal to respond to my emails. She publicly called our collective experience "confusing"? Pure gaslighting. She also blamed me in an email for the rudeness since I had been "sitting in the wrong room" ? Dani squandered repeated chances over email to ask questions (perhaps identifying the problematic staff members) and to remove gaslighting posts here, but has only doubled down on defending this abuse. Dani is clearly interested in denying the very public and repeated behavior problems of her staff, and this gaslighting, denial, and victim blaming goes back years. Yelp (inter alia) documents examples. One guest, Brenden, respectfully describing his frustration with rude and even criminal behavior by the staff in no derogatory terms whatsoever: "Never go here... EVER!!! Not only did they mess up our order (multiple times), but the waiter "lost" one of the $20 bills I used to pay and decided to use my best friends cell phone as a ransom until they got their "payment" (even when I left a $20 tip on a $29 dollar tab)... They were all rude so just don't eat here ever!" only to be attacked by Dani (as I and others have been) who retorts: " I do not believe using derogatory words to describe my staff is helpful in solving this problem" The unwillingness of management to honor honest and polite complaints of abusive staff behavior was echoed on yelp by another guest, Joe M, who described violent abuse from Dani's staff, and the defensive responses from management at this location: "the response to my email was pretty much them standing their ground and saying I was in the wrong" While in this business, I was approached personally by other victims of the violently rude server behavior who looked to commiserate. Customers banding together to commiserate here is also not new. As Eric C put it in his review: "later I met a lady and her husband who were fuming for precisely the same issue" I emailed Dani about the fact that not all of her victims are comfortable coming forward, but Dani has refused to respect their right to remain silent and anonymous if they so choose, implying that unless she is allowed to frame their words, their statements are false and/or dubious. Dani, stop defending abuse and blaming victims, and stop gaslighting. No one is under any obligation to communicate with you about any of this. There are also documented incidents here on yelp where staff repeatedly used 'policy' to justify the rudeness of their staff in situations where the customers were nothing but polite kind, and patient with staff here. Perhaps most pervasive is the rude indifference of the service staff here who, in 27 independent reviews, are exposed for ignoring customers. Other reviews add to this total by specifically pointing out the active, abusiive rudeness of staff here "building a pretty epic reputation for bad service chain-wide" terrible and dysfunctional" "the most horrendous service I have experienced in Oregon" 2 separate narrative accounts of rude staff behavior 3 instances of blaming customers for staff mistakes 5 separate reviews "Rude" "she was very rude" "atrocious" stressed" "so bad" "every question we asked received a quick snippy response" "not kind in the least" "no apology" after rudeness "Could not have been treated with less respect" "nasty and unwilling...sarcastic and mocking a friend of mine...so appalling that we got up and left before we even got a menu. He yelled obscenities as we walked out" "bitter, aggressive, angry person" ¨A certain lack of joy from the employees, perhaps the management is the issue... The business should think carefully about keeping such management on. read more

This is a quaint hotel in the mcmenamins style in downtown Mcminnville. A good place to stay for wine tasting. Fun rooftop bar. The stories and mural wall decorations in this place are fun and interesting, but you give up some typical hotel conveniences like in suite bathroom/shower. Beds feel on the small side. Air conditioners are wall units they are pretty loud. Everything about this place is antique, which can be a great thing or it's biggest issue depending on your viewpoint. It's not cheap. Breakfast was good in the restaurant. If you want a standard hotel with modern appointments this is not your place. If your looking for an interesting downtown historic stay give it a shot read more

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Basically a hostel or glorified YMCA, but with normal hotel prices, except without the bunk beds and the obligatory Bulgarian heroin addict shivering in the bunk above you. I travel frequently and stay at many hotels. Hotel Oregon didn't have the following amenities that I've grown accustomed to: 1. On site parking. 2. A television to watch. 3. A desk to work from. 4. A chair to sit on. 5. A private bathroom and shower. There wasn't even a urination partition, thus my day started out with a naked Otto-the-hungover-bus-driver leaning over from his urinal and checking out Stretch and the Twins. "Do you mind, Sir? If you keep looking I'm going to charge you a fee and then have you arrested for solicitation." Fear of shower floor-contracted foot fungus and the silver singles recreating 'Basic Instinct' in the room next door prevented a good night's sleep. If you stay here bring your flip flops and noise canceling headphones. I probably would have been happier at the Comfort Inn up the road. Really nice staff, however. read more

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I REALLY enjoyed the whole Hotel Oregon experience, it's a funky and super interesting place to stay with multiple bars, restaurants and coffee options. If you are looking for a 5 star resort or spa level experience this is not for you. However if you know what you are getting into it is a total blast. There are a couple tips for first timers. Get a Suite with your own bathroom if you can, pro move. Also, use the earplugs they provide at night or bring your own. It's a very old building and everything makes noise and the walls are thin. The place is super clean though and the beds are soft with great pillows. If you like fun and funky look no further. If you want a 5 star resort style experience maybe just stay in Portland at a fancy hotel chain. I loved my stay here and hope to return soon!! read more

We stopped in here last weekend on our way to Newberg for dinner. We recently got a passport and wanted to stop here to see if we could get some stamps! Fun thing! We loved staying at the Kennedy school so eventually we want to come back and stay here as well! We got through the Hotel and with our book stamped within a half hour. Didn't have much time before dinner but we will be back. We tend to come here for their salads and sweet potato fries. Good to support local businesses too! read more

The customer service is and continues to be absolutely horrible. Food is mediocre at best.

I took my boyfriend to check out Hotel Oregon on our recent trip to McMinnville, as he had never been to Mac nor had he even heard of McMenamins!! I always love checking out the view from the rooftop bar, and even though it was raining we had a romantic kiss alone on the patio. Back inside, we ordered Hot Wings to start (literally the best hot wings we've ever had, and my boyfriend is a wing connoisseur lol), the seasonal Jambalaya (not the best my boyfriend has ever had, but it was still very good), the Pulled Pork Sandwich, and to drink a Ruby Ale & a fresh-squeezed Greyhound (the best!). The food was really, really good, and my boyfriend and I had a wonderful date night together. Highly recommend! read more

The front desk agent was so damn amazing! I wish I remembered her name but she went above and beyond. We came in at 730 pm and got right into our room and they even called us asking if we were still on our way since it was late! They always checked in with us throughout our 2 night stay. The rooftop bar was super nice on a warm day and the food was delicious! It bums me out there were no TVs but it just gave us an opportunity to be in the moment. The cider was great, the breakfast great, and the atmosphere was spot on. I'm giving 3 days due to not being able to get extra toiletries which to me are essential when you run out. read more

Rooms don't have TV's or fridges so we had no way to save our dinner leftovers. Closest parking is over two blocks away. We could hear music from the roof bar while we were trying to sleep. For the price of $200 per night this hotel room is trash. Hotel 6 and the other basic hotels have more, for way less... read more

Holy sh-- I am just not cool enough to stay here any more than the one night we stayed. No parking close to the hotel; so you and your kids are packing it about two blocks to the hotel. First impression after checking in- super funky and cool place and the room was unique! We had two Queens and our own bathroom since we had the two beds (check on this- if you don't want a shared bathroom, know what you are getting). We had an amazing time roaming around on the closed down streets, wine tasting, watching all the dogs, had some killer food. But oh man, came back about 830 ready to crash after a long day and wine tasting. That bed is not comfortable, the walls are paper thin and our bathroom spelled like old pee. My hubby fell right asleep and I was wide awake in my nightmare most of the night. Some random person was scream/singing until about 3am, I have no idea why as it was coming from a room lol! I woke my husband up and was like, welp, I've reached that age/mindset that this isn't it anymore. Would I come back to stay the night again? Not a chance. Would I come back to eat, drink, be merry- heck yes. It is a lot of people's cup of tea but take the time to assess who the f you are and pick accordingly! read more

*Please note that any experience at a food or lodging establishment during the pandemic should be taken with that in mind* I'm a fan of McMenamins, and decided to make this the last stop of our mini road trip (staying at 3 McMenamin properties in 4 days). Please note that this was during the hottest day of the year (literally) with temps soaring upwards of 105 degrees. We assumed that the staff were melting and exhausted by the time we arrived in the late afternoon, judging by the *meh* welcome we rec'd by the front desk (atypical for a McMenamins) and the general stressed out atmosphere in the bar/restaurants. The hotel itself is situated in the charming town of McMinnville, which was the draw for us. Positives: whimsical decor, the rooftop bar with soaring views of the surrounding, great beer and cocktails, air conditioned rooms with super comfy beds and pillows. THE PRICE WAS great! For a King 4th floor room with a common bathroom/shower was under $75! Elevator. Negatives: no real lobby to speak of, smaller rooms than typical for the Mcmenamin properties, and MOST rooms will not have private bathrooms (altho ours had a tiny sink in the corner which saved us), long LONG waits for drink delivery/food delivery at the rooftop bar). Conclusion: great price, pretty room *(although smallish) with most rooms having no private bathroom, with a great rooftop bar. Would I stay again? Likely not. read more

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Love this place. Alway a fun place to stop and take a break, especially if you're into history. Highly recommend!

Fun hotel. Can spend time just looking at the quirky things......everywhere. Great rooftop. Breakfast was very good. Worth the stop. read more

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Stumbled on this place thru Yelp and location. McMinnville has a great summer evening vibe in old down town so we loved the location . We tried to sit on the roof top but it was completely full - highly recommend trying to sit up there. However out in the road where the live music was playing was seasonably fun . The service was a a tad slow but decent . The food ok.. the pork tenderloin was prepared well, good flavor but more of a boneless chop rather than tenderloin . The menu was limited due to the restaurant being out of foods like salmon, asparagus , and a couple of the other main choices. The cocktails were a disappointment. read more

Very terrible experience! Food took an hour to arrive and received a cold well-done steak that I had ordered medium rare. It was also overly salty, which can be subjective but cold and over cooked is inexcusable. I didn't want them to remake it, afraid it would take another hour. This isn't a fine dining restaurant. Pub food should not take this long. I complained to our waitress and there was no compensation offered. Overall the staff is not very friendly. read more

My family drives from Sacramento, CA to Sequim, WA at least twice a year to visit my mom. We always stay somewhere along the I5 corridor and have had awful luck. We decided to give this hotel a try with usual low expectations. We no longer need to deal with scummy I5 tweaker motels. This hotel is our permanent solution! WOW! The brief departure from I5 to get to McMinnville is one continuous screen saver experience. McMinnville is super cute and inviting. The hotel: ultra cute! Very accommodating. And best of all GREAT price. The concept is a little different than most folks know and expect. HOWEVER... The differences make this hotel amazing. Sharing bathrooms at first was a little unsettling, but we quickly realized it's not a problem and actually kind of charming. Give it a chance! The ONLY con I can think of was the beer selection. Not one lager or pilsner among ten IPAs. Tip for the bar: stock a 12 pack of Heineken. Do that and get your fifth star. read more

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This is one of my favorite McMenamins hotels! My husband and I stayed here for our birthday weekend and had a blast! The rooftop bar is small and a bit cramped in the winter (when the outside portion is closed), but the views are worth it. The restaurant downstairs has a great breakfast, though it's a bit pricier than other locations. read more

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